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11111 Main St, Clarence
Antiques
“Comments about my post show lack of knowledge of an absolute auction. Basically, an absolute auction is either by consignment or actual sale of items to the owner of the actual business, not the auctioneer, who usually is an employee or even a partial owner I like auctions because it should be competitive and offering items useful for a specific purpose. Legally an auction business is a second-hand dealer selling items based upon the highest bidder. It may be a fun event, and even a place to meet individuals of similar interest. Best to actually know what you are bidding on, and during the auction listen closely to the representations made by the auctioneer.”
“Plenty of great items, a little more new stuff than I like to see in an antique store (like video games, and action figures), but I almost always find something I can't live without.”
“We went to look for a trunk for my daughter to put under her loft bed in her dorm at the University at Buffalo and they helped us find an antique toolbox that was perfect, and the price was great. They are a cash only business but have an ATM there so I used it and paid and they agreed to hold it until next month when we come back to actually move my daughter in to the dorm. We're very happy about our purchase and will probably buy some lamps when we go to pick up the item. She will likely put this trunk in her home after college and pass it down. I recommend checking this place out. They have very unique and beautiful treasures.”
“Great adventure! Make sure you wear good walking shoes and be prepared for a long day of bargains. A wagon and possibly a scooter for those with walking difficulties is a good idea. Otherwise take your time and enjoy the day!”
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“A must-stop if you love antiques! Huge variety of booths, great finds, and always something new to discover. Clean, well organized, and super friendly staff—never leave empty-handed.”