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EBay, Collectors, Flea Market & Antiques

Sadie5

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11. I have this problen right now

Reply to Jesus Malverde (Original post)

Thu Feb 23, 2017, 01:36 PM

Feb 2017

We have retired and sold our home. I offered my kids first choice of items to big to fit in a condo but they turned down most of it. One daughter took all the picture albums but nothing else. Another took a few pieces of china but little else. I have sold a bunch on Craig's List and will be selling for many days.

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Stuff it: Millennials nix their parents’ treasures [View all] Jesus Malverde May 2016 OP

Can't keep a huge antique china cabinet in a studio apartment. n/t lumberjack_jeff May 2016 #1

That and Jesus Malverde May 2016 #2

This does not come as a big surprise but it is sad. Paper Roses May 2016 #3

Hi dealers, did you read this post? I am sad about this. Paper Roses May 2016 #4

One of the most interesting comments Jesus Malverde May 2016 #5

and yet anything Mid Century Modern doesn't stay in stock for longp TeamPooka May 2016 #6

What amazes me in antique shops is the LuckyLib Oct 2016 #7

I was at a local auction house and saw a huge ornate table for 12 with a matching sideboard TeamPooka Nov 2016 #9

I still find older items that sell fast. safeinOhio Oct 2016 #8

I can't move much of anything right now bucolic_frolic Dec 2016 #10

I have this problen right now Sadie5 Feb 2017 #11