Joneses at Willow
In person · On site

Estate Sales

We open the doors of the house. Furniture, art, tools, the contents of the garage — everything priced, everything to go. Come on the day, pay at the door, carry it home.

On the calendar

Nothing on this week

The next sale is announced here first

Sales are posted a week or two ahead with photos of what is in the house, and the street address is released the day before. Join the list and it lands in your inbox; no more than a few emails a month.

How a sale works

Not an auction. Simpler.

An estate sale is a shop that exists for a weekend, in the house where the things have lived. There is nothing to sign up for and nothing added at the till.

01

Come on the day

No registration, no bidding, no buyer's premium. Doors open at the posted time and the first person through gets first look. Popular sales queue early.

02

Everything is priced

Every piece carries a tag. Prices hold on the first day; on the last day we may reduce what remains. If you want it, take it to the table — we don't hold items.

03

Pay and carry

Cash, debit, Visa and Mastercard at the door. You take it with you, so bring a hand and a vehicle for large pieces. All sales are final.

Sale purchases leave with you on the day. If you fall for something you cannot carry, ask at the table — we can sometimes arrange delivery in Durham Region for a fee.

Settling an estate?

We run the sale so you don’t have to

Downsizing, a move, or a house that has to be emptied by a date. We sort, research and price the contents, run the sale on site, and clear what remains. What does not suit a sale goes to our online auction or the shop, so nothing of value is left on the table.

  • Free walk-through and honest appraisal
  • Everything researched and priced by us
  • Staffed sale days, secure payment at the door
  • Broom-clean at the end, on a fixed date