I love having you all link up each week and love that when it comes to thrifted. vintage items most everyone is willing to help eachother out with information. I know lots of you sell your thrifty items. And am wondering if anyone wants to share any info about pricing. How do you price your items? Especially if it's a rare item not found on etsy or ebay to compair? I'd love your input and I am sure others would too. Also wanted to share that I finally added a few vintage listings to my etsy shop. I plan to add more soon. You can see them over there ----->,
Now how about those features?
A great school desk from Smallgood Hearth. And love how she said
it only had a few carvings (no four letter words except "love"). That's great!
Woman in Real Life shares some lovely dishes from her fruit cellar that were picked up at a church sale.
Love those church sales!
Now for a few things I picked up starting with these great vintage jumbo push pins, still in the package. Why is stuff like this neat to me? Is that odd? I love office stuff!
An old school book. My how times have changed, you can tell just from the content of the book.
And a fun coffee mug for "Mother".
Linking up at:
You featured some of my favorite bloggers- all of the finds are lovely!
ReplyDeleteThank you so much for featuring me! You have no idea how excited that makes me! :)
ReplyDelete*Smiles* Thank you so much for featuring me. :)
ReplyDeleteWonderful features from some very talented bloggers.
ReplyDeleteI just went to a free appraisal clinic today and brought several items I just couldn't find any information on. Glad I went because I would have sold myself short if I priced them without knowing enough about them.
I loved all your features! And your Etsy vintage listings look great!
ReplyDeleteFun thrifty finds! Thank you for sharing this with us at last week's TTF party. I hope you have a wonderful day!
ReplyDeleteYou have found some very nice things to add to your shop. I have never been involved in Ebay or any of that, so I know noting about pricing. It is worth only what someone is willing to pay anyway.
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