Do you accept every furniture submission?
No. Heritage Haus is selective so accepted pieces have a realistic resale path and buyers see stronger inventory.
Acceptance standards
What Heritage Haus accepts for resale.
We are selective because resale works best when the piece, condition, timing, and buyer pool line up. Text photos first and we will tell you if it looks like a fit.
Best fits
Furniture and home goods with a clear resale path.
Strong submissions usually have clean condition, useful scale, appealing style, and enough detail for buyers to act without endless back-and-forth.
Furniture
Sofas, sectionals, dining tables, accent chairs, outdoor sets, consoles, sideboards, dressers, desks, and case goods.
Decor
Mirrors, lighting, art, rugs, side tables, coffee tables, and statement pieces when condition and style are right.
Estate pieces
Multiple-item groups from local homes, moving sales, renovations, storage units, or estate cleanouts.
Fast yes or no
Send enough to judge fit before anyone moves furniture.
Photos do most of the work. The more clearly we can see condition, scale, and maker details, the faster we can give a useful answer.
- PhotosFront, side, close-up, maker label if available, and any wear.
- BasicsBrand or maker, rough dimensions, condition, and pickup town.
- ContextMove-out date, stairs or access notes, and whether the item must sell quickly.
Usually not a fit
Some pieces are better donated, kept, or handled another way.
Condition issues
Heavy stains, odors, pet damage, broken frames, missing parts, or repairs that buyers cannot evaluate from photos.
Low resale demand
Items with limited local buyer interest, difficult scale, or resale value too low for pickup and coordination.
Unclear economics
Pieces priced near retail without brand strength, condition proof, or a buyer pool that supports the ask.
FAQ
Acceptance questions.
What should I send first?
Send clear photos, the brand or maker if known, rough dimensions, condition notes, and pickup town.
Do pieces need to be perfect?
No. Light wear can be acceptable, but stains, odors, structural damage, missing parts, and unclear condition can make resale difficult.
Ready for review?