
Consignment Center: Curated furniture, decor, and art with friendly, helpful staff and loading assistance.
Consignment Center, located at 1901 S King St, Honolulu, offers a wide selection of furniture, decor, and wall art. Reviews praise friendly, knowledgeable staff and helpful loading assistance. Some customers note higher price points and occasional quality concerns, including reports of damaged items in consignments. The shop features antiques and Asian pieces within a diverse inventory.
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Curated selection of consigned furniture including desks, dressers, and unique vintage pieces.
Specializing in Asian antiques, wall art, and decorative items with historical character.
Wide variety of home goods including Persian rugs, decor items, and unique finds.
Staff assistance with loading purchased furniture into customer vehicles.
Accepting quality consignment items from the community for resale in our Honolulu store.
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Michael Young
Sarah Pang
Wide selection of furniture, decor, and wall art. Staff was friendly and knowledgeable. However, everything was extremely expensive.
Elizabeth B
So many unique, beautiful pieces of furniture and art sold here! We will be back. We just purchased a dresser here and they loaded it into our vehicle for us!
Karuna Srikureja
Got a desk here a few months back and recently have been finding piles of termite droppings. Called the exterminator and they said it was totally infested and this level of damage would have taken years. Very likely most of the wooden pieces in the store are also badly infested. I’m really sad— was super excited to find this piece and it was a bit of a splurge for me. That said, the staff was very friendly and helpful and this issue would only apply to the wooden pieces.
Alpha
This is an antique store with a large variety of items. Lots of art and Asian antiques. The staff was pleasant and friendly, not overly conversational. Most of the items seemed to be over priced. But that is typical of this type consignment shop. If you are into old stuff check them out.
Patty Henry