Sell Antiques & Collectibles in Westchester County
Looking for an antique buyer in Westchester? Most shops want one specialty, and auction houses only want the best pieces. We’re different: we make house calls, we buy across many categories, and the evaluation is free.
We buy much more than traditional antiques
The word “antiques” makes people picture 18th-century furniture and formal china. That’s a small part of what actually has value today. Alongside genuinely old pieces, we buy modern collectibles, vintage cameras, coins, trading cards, model trains, tube radios and hi-fi gear, quality tools, books, advertising signs and plenty of things that defy category. If someone has ever collected it, we want to see it — the full list is on our What We Buy page.
This breadth matters practically: instead of finding a coin dealer, a camera buyer and a toy specialist and scheduling three appointments, one visit from us covers everything at once.
How selling to us works
- Show us what you have. Call or text 914-291-4944, or use the evaluation form to send photos. You don’t need to know what anything is called.
- Get a free evaluation. We review photos first, then arrange a house call when it makes sense. There’s no charge either way.
- Receive a no-obligation offer. If we want to purchase items, we make a straightforward offer. Accept it, decline it, or sell only some pieces — entirely your call. Completed deals are paid the same day.
Your real options for selling antiques in Westchester
Being honest about the alternatives: auction houses can be right for rare, high-end pieces, but they involve consignment periods, seller’s fees and no guarantee of sale. Online marketplaces can work if you enjoy photographing, listing, negotiating and shipping. A direct sale to a local buyer like us trades a listing-by-listing process for speed, certainty and zero effort — which is why most of our sellers choose it. We cover this in depth in selling antiques without an auction house.
We make house calls everywhere in Westchester County — Harrison, White Plains, Scarsdale, Rye and every surrounding community.
Common questions
What counts as an antique or collectible to you?
We define it broadly. Traditional antiques qualify, but so do mid-century items, modern collectibles, vintage electronics, toys from the 1980s, trading cards, and things that don't fit neatly into any category. If it's old, unusual, or was ever collected by someone, it's worth showing us.
Do I need an appraisal before selling to you?
No. A formal appraisal is a paid document usually needed for insurance or estate tax purposes — you don't need one to sell. Our evaluation is free and tells you what we would actually pay, which is the number that matters for a sale.
Can you look at several different kinds of items in one visit?
Yes — that's one of the main reasons people call us instead of specialty dealers. In a single house call we can evaluate coins, cameras, toys, books, electronics and more, rather than you coordinating separate buyers for each category.