Home Decor Consignment Vancouver

That vintage lamp sitting in your Kitsilano basement gathering dust might actually be worth $400 to the right collector. The pottery collection inherited from your grandmother's Point Grey home could easily fetch up to $2,000 when properly identified and marketed. Most Vancouver residents genuinely do not realize the value hiding in their home decor items until our specialists take a careful look and start researching maker marks.

Clutter to Cash Vancouver has been identifying and selling valuable home decor across the city since 2012. We work with families downsizing from large Shaughnessy estates, professionals relocating from Coal Harbour condos, and anyone looking to turn decorative items collecting dust into actual cash they can use. Our team knows obscure maker marks, understands mid century design period details, and recognizes quality craftsmanship versus mass produced imports.

Home decor consignment works best when you partner with knowledgeable specialists who take time researching pieces properly. We examine every item carefully rather than making snap judgments. A table lamp without any visible maker mark might still turn out to be a $600 Rembrandt Lighting piece once we examine construction details. An unsigned landscape painting could be from a recognized BC artist whose work commands premium prices among regional collectors. We take time investigating because our 50% profit sharing structure means your success directly equals our success.

Vancouver buyers genuinely love unique home decor items with character and history. The city maintains strong active markets for mid century lighting fixtures, original artwork from local and international artists, quality textile pieces like Persian rugs, and unusual decorative objects that add personality to spaces. We strategically list items where serious collectors actually look, not just throw everything on general Facebook Marketplace. This targeted platform approach consistently generates better final prices and faster sales.

The warm glow through a vintage lampshade when you test the wiring. The satisfying weight of quality pottery in your hands versus hollow modern ceramics. The rich patina on brass candlesticks showing decades of careful polishing. These sensory details help our team recognize value that photographs alone miss completely.