Navigating A New Season

Caring for the health and safety of our shoppers, as well as our staff, is of critical importance to our company. The first core value of our company is “People Matter Always” and we want everything we do to reflect that value. We are making a number of changes that will allow us to serve our clients and offer you great merchandise, while operating in a safe and responsible manner.

New Procedures:

We are making adjustments in this season in order to provide a safe and enjoyable shopping experience both for our shoppers and our staff.

Not Accepting Cash:

To reduce contact, we will no longer be accepting cash or checks at our sales. We will only be accepting credit cards, debit cards, Apple Pay, and Google Pay.

Face Coverings Required

Face coverings will be required for all customers shopping and all Brown Button staff working the sale. Masks will be available for purchase for $2 each at the door. Bandanas and scarves can be used.

Limited Entry

We will be limiting the number of guests in the house at one time to 40. Customers standing in line and shopping in the house will need to keep 6ft apart from other customers.

Regular Cleaning

We will be cleaning the home throughout the in-person sale. Common areas will be cleaned on an hourly basis. We know that there are folks out there who are high risk, and these new practices are meant to look out for the most vulnerable among us.

“People Matter Always”

This is one of our company core values. We ask the question, “how would we want to be treated?”. In a season where the future is uncertain and we have a lot of concerns on our plate, one thing is always clear to us.

People matter always.

Face masks, going cashless, and limited entry is all inconvenient. For us and for you. But at the end of the day, people matter more. Even though you might not be high risk, we want to host our estate sales with the safety of all our staff and shoppers in mind.

If you have any questions please connect with us at Sales@BrownButton.com

Upcoming Estate Sales:

$1.5M 7,000sqft Hallbrook Estate Sale | Sept. 17th-19th

This 7,000 sqft luxury home in Hallbrook Farms showcases beautiful furniture and home decor including Bernhardt, Henredon, Tommy Bahama, & pieces from Seville Home as well as original art, art glass, Lladro, Dresden, a Pearl Soundcheck drum set and a collection of PSA/DNA graded autographed baseballs.

Leawood Estate Sale | Sept. 18-19

This lovely Leawood home includes fine furniture and decor including Sherrill, Seven Seas, Fairfield, Pearson, and Broyhill. Also included is hand-knotted wool rugs, a small collection of jewelry, men’s and women’s clothing, assorted signed prints, patio furniture, and much more.

Interior Design Store Closing | Sept. 23-26

After 5 decades of serving the interior design trade in greater Kansas City, the Bailey Design Group is closing its showroom in Mission. The sale includes a full 10,000 sqft showroom of interior designer furniture, art, lighting and decor, all brand new from the factory. The sale will also include store fixtures, racks, shelving, a few computers and appliances.

$1M 4,300 sqft Luxury Westside KC Estate filled with Restoration Hardware & French Antiques | Sept. 25th-26th

This 4,300 sqft beautifully restored home in the tony neighborhood of Westside Kansas City is filled with a curated collection of Restoration Hardware furniture & decor, pieces purchased at Nell Hills, and French Antiques.

$2.3M 7,700 sqft South Leawood Luxury Estate Sale | Oct. 1st-3rd

This $2.3M luxury home in South Leawood features beautiful furniture and home decor including Highland House, Pearson, Hancock & Moore, Wesley Hall, Hekman, Steuben, & Baccarat, as well as like new pool house furniture, several tractors, & woodworking shop tools.