Consignment at New Beginnings
Turn your antiques and furniture into cash — while supporting our mission in the community.
How It Works
Our consignment process is simple and straightforward. Here's what to expect from start to finish.
Bring In Your Items
Drop off your antiques or furniture at the store during consignment intake hours. Our staff will review them on the spot.
We Price & Display
Accepted items are priced by our team based on condition, age, and current demand, then placed on the sales floor.
Items Sell
Your items are available to shoppers and we handle all the selling — you don't need to be present.
You Get Paid
Once your item sells, you receive 30% of the sale price. Stop in or we'll notify you when items have sold.
Your Earnings
Consignors receive 30% of the final sale price for each item sold. The remaining 70% supports New Beginnings' programs and mission in the community.
30%
You Earn
of each item sold
70%
Supports Our Mission
funds community programs
Payouts are available in-store.
What We Accept
At this time, we are only accepting antiques and furniture for consignment. All items must be in clean, good condition.
Furniture
- Sofas and loveseats
- Tables and chairs
- Dressers and armoires
- Bookcases and shelving
- Desks and cabinets
Antiques
- Antique furniture and décor
- Vintage collectibles
- Antique glassware and ceramics
- Vintage artwork and mirrors
- Antique lamps and lighting
What We Do Not Accept
- Clothing, shoes, and accessories
- Small household items and kitchenware
- Books, media, and toys
- Items with stains, tears, or heavy wear
- Recalled or unsafe products
- Mattresses
- Broken or non-functioning items
- Items with strong odors
Intake Hours
Bring your items during our regular store hours. No appointment needed — just stop in and our team will assist you.
Intake may close early if the team is at capacity. We recommend arriving at least 30 minutes before close.
Ready to Consign?
Bring your antiques or furniture by during intake hours. Our friendly team is happy to walk you through the process.