Surely you have heard the saying..."one man's trash is another man's treasure"...well, don't most people throw away the lint from the dryer???? Of course they do! But one of our consignors just brought in some very interesting "artwork"--pictures made from dryer lint! One is a lighthouse scene and the other is a fish...really!
People keep asking us..."what are you selling?".."what sells best?" ..."what are people looking for?" The answer is..a little of this and a little of that, a wide variety of interesting "stuff!" Here is a sampling of what we sold yesterday: a HUGE pink, stuffed pig-$25, an antique, upholstered lady's rocking chair-$99, a rattan file cart on wheels-$22, 2 Chinese wood block paintings-$25 each, a New England countryside oil painting-$75, a gravy separator-$5, a bust of Abe Lincoln-$25, an English porcelain teacup and saucer-$15, 2 pink satin pillows-$4 each, 2 brass and glass tabletop curio cabinets-$12 each, a magenta Chico's sweater-$12, a Longaberger basket-$32....these are just a few of the treasures that found new homes yesterday.
Other people are asking.."what kind of things do you take?"...."what are people consigning?"...and the answer is the same...a little of this and a little of that, a wide variety of interesting "stuff!" Last night we received 6 ceramic sardines-$16, 6 red and pin glass tassels-$3 each, signed blue yellow pottery vase-$16, a milk glass turtle box-$13, a blue perfume bottle from the 1800s-$25, Goebel mallard duck figurine-$25, a shell wreath-$7 and many other interesting and unusual trinkets. This morning we received several pictures--3 floral arrangements in white frames-$10 each, a colorful village scene puzzle, framed and matted-$49, a Southern Living white metal letter holder-$12, a Southern Living metal plate holder-$12, vintage Anchor Hocking white with gold trim-$29...and much, much more...and guess what? More is coming in today...and tomorrow...and the next day!!!!!
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