Before deciding how to sell an item, check whether it falls within the Gallery’s published scope. St. Louis Consignment Gallery considers quality new and gently used furniture, household goods, collectibles and select antiques. A category is a starting point for a conversation; it does not mean every piece in that category will receive an offer or be accepted.
What is within the published scope?
The Gallery’s selling information describes the kinds of items it reviews. Furniture and household goods cover a wide range of pieces, so describe the actual item rather than relying on a broad label. The submission form also includes art and decor. For a collection or mixed group, identify the individual pieces and quantities so the team can understand what you are asking it to consider.
A showroom photograph or an item already listed for sale is not a current buying commitment. Your piece may differ in condition, construction or demand. Use the current submission process to get an answer about your own item.
What is outside the published scope?
The Gallery FAQ identifies clothing, shoes and wedding dresses as items it does not accept. This guide does not turn unverified assumptions into additional exclusions. If you have a large piece, an unusual material or an item whose suitability is unclear, ask about that specific piece before arranging transportation.
How to use this guide
Use these categories to decide whether to ask the team about a piece, then follow the guide to selling used furniture on consignment. That guide discusses preparation and the consignment process; this article identifies the published scope and confirmed exclusions.
The Gallery considers condition, construction, style, demand, expected resale value and moving requirements. That review is specific to the item. No numeric size limit or additional item-by-item exclusion is asserted here. If suitability is unclear, describe the piece and ask rather than treating an unlisted category as automatically accepted or rejected.
Send your item information and wait for confirmation before bringing anything in. Confirm which pieces the response covers. Pickup is case-specific, and shipping depends on item eligibility; discuss those arrangements separately when needed.
Published categories help you decide where to start. The Gallery’s review of your specific submission determines whether and how to proceed. Check the current selling page and FAQ when you are ready to submit, because this October 16, 2026 guide is not a permanent inventory wish list or an automatic acceptance policy.