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Antique Shops Offering Estate Sales in St Louis, MO

3 of the 37 antique stores we list in St Louis have estate sale services.

This directory features antique stores and vintage dealers that manage full-service estate sales and liquidations. These businesses handle sorting, pricing, marketing, and hosting public tag sales on location or in their showrooms. Before booking a consultation, verify if the provider requires a minimum inventory threshold, which typically starts at $5,000 in total estimated value.

  1. St. Louis Estate Buyers

    2151 Lemay Ferry Rd, St Louis, MO 63125-2435

    Jewelry & coinsAppraisalsOpen Sunday
  2. MoModerne

    3730 Foundry Way, St Louis, MO 63110

    Thu-Fri 12pm-5pm, Sat 11am-5pm, Sun 12pm-5pm

    Multi-dealer mallConsignmentOpen Sunday
  3. White Swan Antiques

    7006 Bruno Ave, St Louis, MO 63143

    FurnitureJewelry & coins
Verify insurance coverage: Always confirm that the estate sale company holds active general liability insurance to cover property damage or injury during public sale days.

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What commission rates do antique shops charge for estate sales?

Most estate sale managers charge a commission rate between 30% and 50% of gross proceeds, depending on the volume and value of the inventory. Additional flat fees may apply for trash removal, professional appraisals, or post-sale cleanouts.

How long does the entire estate sale process take?

Preparation, research, and staging usually take 1 to 2 weeks, while the public sale itself runs for 2 to 4 days over a weekend. Final financial accounting and payout checks are typically delivered within 7 to 14 days after the sale finishes.

What is the difference between an estate sale and an estate buyout?

An estate sale sells items individually to the public over several days on a commission basis, maximizing total revenue. An estate buyout occurs when a dealer purchases the full inventory upfront for a single cash payment, offering faster resolution but usually a lower net payout.