“I have been involved in the Antique and Furniture business for the last 20 years, buying and selling for myself, and then as the owner of Emerald Estate Sales for the last 15 years. During this time, I have made many contacts, and when it comes to an eclectic selection of quality Furniture and Nic Knacks, I have a recommendation for you. It’s a gem in Brigham City… Consignology. Donna is the owner, and she is as unique as her store. She is obsessed with making your visit there a memorable experience. And it’s not just Donna, everyone that works there shares her love and genuine appreciation for each of the items in the store! They greet each customer and are very helpful without hovering over you. They have a wealth of knowledge on what they have on the floor and will do what it takes to allow you have a nice experience there. It is always fun when I give her a piece of furniture to sell and then to see how she displays it. (Seriously quite often it looks better than it did in the house it came from.) The only time I have been disappointed when dealing with Consignology, is when they don’t, take my furniture to sell! Sadly, she can’t take everything, and sometimes says “Dave, that is a nice piece of furniture, but I know my customers and that’s not right for them.” I have both bought and sold at Consignology, and encourage you to do the same. Enjoy your Journey of Discovery at Consignology! David Robinson Emerald Estate Sales I have been involved in the Antique and Furniture business for the last 20 years, buying and selling for myself, and then as the owner of Emerald Estate Sales for the last 15 years. During this time, I have made many contacts and when it comes to an eclectic selection of quality Furniture and Nic Knacks, I have a recommendation for you. It’s a gem in Brigham City… Consignology. Donna_____ is the owner, and she is as unique as her store. She is obsessed with making your visit there a memorable experience. And it’s not just Donna, everyone that works there shares her love and genuine appreciation for the items in her store! They greet each customer and are very helpful without hovering over you. They have a wealth of knowledge on what they have on the floor, and will do what it takes to allow you have a nice experience there. It is always fun when I give her a piece of furniture to sell and then to see how she displays it. (Seriously quite often it looks better than it did in the house it came from.) The only time I have been disappointed when dealing with Consignology, is when they don’t, take my furniture to sell! Sadly, she can’t take everything, and she says “Dave, that is a nice piece of furniture, but I know my customers and that’s not right.” I have both bought, and sold at Consignology, and encourage you to do the same. David Robinson Emerald Estate Sales”
“Huge and varied selection, including a really interesting antiques section. The staff are super helpful, not pushy at all and willing to go the extra mile. We purchased a dining set that had a few problems on delivery (not their fault) and the store went above and beyond to solve the issues. I'll absolutely use them again.”
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