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Has anyone ever sold vintage china before?
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2boys4me
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Has anyone ever sold vintage china before?
I have set that was my dads grandmothers so it's pretty old. He loved the set so I decided to keep it, but only for that reason. It has purple flowers and as much as I love vintage things I just don't like this set and there are so many pieces it's taking up so much room in my tiny house.
I think I have to sell it as much as that hurts. I mean, really what is the point of keeping dishes just because they meant something to my dad if there are never going to get used? Or should I keep it in boxes forever? Ugh I don't know.
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Posted 12/14/11 8:29 AM  |
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Re: Has anyone ever sold vintage china before?
I would take it to an antique dealer to see what it is worth. They may even want to buy it from you.
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| Posted 12/14/11 9:29 AM |
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