Everything But The House

I picked up the items sold all together 2 quilts and a tapestry remnant. They were busy and I had to get home. When I looked at my items only one quilt was hand pieced. When you say hand pieced, I take it to mean it is hand made. One quilt was hand pieced together with no backing, which one of the pictures, I could determined as much and have a quilting person that will finish it for me. The other blue checkerboard quilt was not handmade and a sewing machine was used on it and it is definitely not from the 1940s, the fabric prints are too new for 1940s. The woven tapestry remnant had stains on it with a chuck taking out of one edge. I paid a $110.00 for the 3 pieces and I felt I was taken with very little details in the description and few pictures. Here is what the ad said for what I received. I requested from EBTH either that return the items for a full refund or I would like $50.00 taken off of the amount, since the the unfinished quilt I could purchase in an antique shop for $35.00 to 55.00. The sewn quilt is nothing more then dog bedding with stains on it and the tapestry remnant is useless with the stains and chuck out of the edge. Items Details reading: A collection of vintage hand pieced quilts. Included is a star top quilt from 1950 with orange and aqua fabric on a white field. Also featured is a quilt with a nay and white checkerboard design of circa 1940s mini print blocks with blue backing. Condition: Good Dimensions: 21.0" W x 5.0" H x 15.0 D Star 92" x 81", Checkerboard 79" x 68", orand and blue woven wol tapestry fabric remnant 42" x 30". Item # 16IND056-003

One of the relationship managers came to a storage unit with me to go through my mother in laws belongings. As we sorted things, I encountered many issues because she said they wouldn't be able to sell alot of the belongings. Soon after they took all the furniture that they would auction out to a warehouse. There was a chair that was worth about $1000 that was overlooked and delivered along with the rest of the furniture. Soon after there were a few items that they called me regarding and told me that I should pick up because they wouldn't sell them. Upon my arrival the company asked if I wanted to donate any items that wouldn't sell and I said I did not. Later when I received the different sales invoices and after they called me to pick up the items that didn't sell , I realized that this expensive chair was not listed and nowhere to be found in the warehouse. I contacted the warehouse and they stated that they had donated it because I took it over and they claimed they had informed me they wouldn't be able to sell it. They claimed it was my responsibility for loading it onto the truck and they are not responsible for the chair. I am very frustrated with this company because they had clear instructions not to donate anything but they donated it anyway. On-top of that they sold my mother in laws items at horribly low prices. I just don't think they have the audience that they claim they have. I have tried to see if there is a way to mediate this situation with the company and they have failed to contact me back.