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Serving the East End of Long Island

Estate sales handled with intention.

A lifetime of belongings deserves more than a weekend of guesswork. I run full-service estate sales from the first walkthrough to the final payout... Researched, staged, sold, and left broom-clean.

Who I am

A neighbor-first approach.

Weaver's Passage was built from a love of stories. Stories told through furniture, timeless pieces of clothing, jewelry, and the many parts of a home that can offer a museum-level experience of its legacy. It is an honor to be a part of that transition, whether it's a move, a downsize or a loss. My job is to keep things simple, intentional, and impactful.

I work through the home myself, hands-on. Every item is organized and cleaned, and I have a deep skill set in merchandising so that you get the most out of your estate sale. Your family's home is staged in a way that buyers can actually see what's there. You'll know all the details from day one, without needing to be in the weeds when you already have your hands full.

Allison Webber, owner of Weaver's Passage Estate Sales, on a front porch
Allison Webber, Owner

I'm an antique-lover and thrifter at heart. I started this business out of the pure love I have for timeless pieces, and for helping those transition into a new chapter of their lives.

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weeks process
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day sale
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point of contact

What I do

Full service, start to finish.

Whole-house sorting

Every room worked through by hand — what sells, what's donated, what's family-keep, what goes.

Research & pricing

Antiques, art, jewelry and collectibles researched at market value.

Staging that sells

The house is arranged like a shop: clear flow, good light, and displays that let pieces speak.

Marketing reach

Listings on EstateSales.net and .org, regional Facebook groups, an email list and social channels.

The sale weekend

Presale hour for dealers, then two days of managed traffic, staffing and staged markdowns.

Clean handoff

Donation haul-away, a final walkthrough, keys back in your hand, and a clear accounting of every dollar.

The process

Four phases, from first look to final handoff.

Every sale follows the same thread, but your house and your timeline set the pace.

  1. Phase 1

    Intake & Sorting

    Walkthrough, contract, then room-by-room sorting into sell, donate, keep and toss piles.

  2. Phase 2

    Pricing & Staging

    Research and price valuables, then arrange the house so buyers can see every piece.

  3. Phase 3

    The Sale

    Presale for dealers, then a multi-day public sale with staged markdowns.

  4. Phase 4

    Wrap-Up

    Donation haul-away, final walkthrough, and a clear accounting with payout.

HOW IT LOOKS

Staged, tagged and open.

Shoppers browsing china, glassware and pottery arranged on a dining table
Dining room — china, glass and art pottery
Outdoor estate sale tables with framed art, lamps and antique furniture
Driveway — furniture, framed art and garden pieces
A bright living room staged for an estate sale with nautical paintings and blue-and-white china
Living room — curated art, books and ceramics
A library and fireplace area staged with paintings, rugs and porcelain
Library — art, rugs and estate collections

Get started

Let's walk the house together.

The first walkthrough is free and comes with no obligation. Tell me a little about the property and the timeline, and I'll tell you honestly whether a sale makes sense.

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