Sellers Auction Service is your go-to source for estate auctions, antique sales, and specialty auctions. Here you'll find answers to the questions buyers and sellers ask most often. Need more detail? Our team is happy to help.
What types of items usually come up at an estate auction?
Expect antiques, collectibles, furniture, and quality pieces from trusted estate sales, along with the everyday household goods found in a home. Because each estate is different, the selection changes from one auction to the next.
Where can I see when the next estate auction takes place?
Upcoming estate auctions appear on this page and in our auction listings. You can also check the Friday Auction, Special Auctions, and Online Auctions pages, or get in touch with us for the most current schedule.
Is online bidding available if I can't attend in person?
Yes. In addition to in-person estate auctions, Sellers Auction Service offers online auctions, letting you review lots and bid from anywhere. See the Online Auctions page to learn how remote bidding works.
How does an estate auction differ from a real estate auction?
An estate auction generally covers an estate's personal property — antiques, collectibles, furniture, and similar items. A real estate auction centers on the property itself. Some sales combine both, so review each auction's listing to confirm what's included.
Can Sellers Auction Service handle antiques and specialty items?
Yes. Beyond estate auctions, we run antique auctions and special auctions, and we also handle antique cars, tractors, tractor trailers, and mobile homes. If your estate contains specialty items, mention them when you contact us.
What's the first step to take part in an estate auction?
Look through the upcoming auctions listed on this site, then use our Contact page to ask about specific lots, bidding, or scheduling.