Consignments

We’ll Sell Your Personal Property When You Move or Downsize

Start the consignment process today.

When you move or downsize, it’s natural to have some items that just aren’t a good fit for your new home.

What do you do when you have a large group of furniture and items to sell, but not enough for an estate sale? Our consignment service is the simple solution to sell your unneeded items, so you can move on to the next chapter without the burden of stuff you no longer need.

Here’s how the process works…

Henredon and Baker Furniture
Sold for $6,500

1. Tell Us What You Have

The first step in the process is for us to understand the items you’re interested in selling. You’ll start by filling out our quick online form. Our team will quickly review the information and schedule a pickup day for your items.

2. We Pick Up Your Items

Moving furniture can be a big project. That’s why we handle the heavy lifting so you can focus on what’s important. If we don’t have an immediate house to place your items in, we’ll store them for free.

Art and decor collection
Sold for $7,200

Designer outdoor furniture consignment
Sold for $5,900

3. We Sell The Items & You Get Paid

Your items will be matched with one of our estate sales, often in luxury homes throughout Leawood, Overland Park, and the Kansas City area. Our interior designers will organize and stage all of your items, our appraisers will research and price each item, and our photographers will take professional images of the items and share them with our online community of thousands of shoppers.

At the end of the process, you’ll receive a check for your sale proceeds, along with a detailed accounting of what each item sold for. If any items didn’t sell, we’ll be happy to donate them, free of charge, as part of our service.

Why Choose Consignment?

The process is simple.

We handle everything in the process, so you don’t have to worry about it. From picking up the items to sending you a check at the end, it’s the easiest and most convenient way to get rid of items you no longer need.

We offer free storage.

If we don’t have an immediate house to place your items in, we’ll offer free storage of your items until we do.

You get paid.

When you donate an item, you do all the work and they make all the money. When you consign with us, we do all the work and you get a check at the end of the process.

DESIGNER FASHION HANDBAG CONSIGNMENT SOLD FOR $6000

Councill and Century furniture consignment sold for $9300

CR Laine, Paul Roberts, art, and decor consignment sold for $19.000

Designer furniture, art, and sculpture consignment sold for $6,600

Designer outdoor furniture consignment sold for $5900

Fine Jewelry consignment sold for $7700

Interior Designer furniture and decor consignment sold for $25,400

Kittenger, Baker Furniture, and rug consignment sold for $7800

mid century art collection consignment sold for $8400

modern furniture and decor consignment sold for $5500

Restoration Hardward and Henredon consignment sold for $3900

Restoration Hardware and Pottery Barn consignment sold for $6600

Sherrill, Highland House, and decor consignment sold for $4100

Theodore Alexander furniture and decor consignment sold for $7500

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What Items Are Good for Consignment?

We have a few guidelines for the type of consignment we accept.

As a group, the total estimated value of your consignment should be $5,000 or more, with individual items having an estimated minimum of $50 each.
We specialize in quality branded furniture, art and decor, rugs, and jewelry.
Our most successful consignments generally include a least 15+ quality brand name furniture pieces, or a large collection of fine jewelry.
Our auction service might be a better fit than consignment if you have: original art by significant artists, antiques, coin collections, or mid century design. Explore our auction service here.

Below is a sampling of the types of items and brands that work well as consignment:

Designer Furniture

Art and Decor

Jewelry

Not a Consignment Fit