Thank you for the confirmation and the advice.
Rob |
You won't get much for them on Ebay either. It's a buyers' market.
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If it were me I would take a chance and wash them myself.
Good luck with whatever you do. |
Originally Posted by ptquilts
(Post 8019987)
You won't get much for them on Ebay either. It's a buyers' market.
Thank you for keeping it real for me. Regards, Rob |
Thank you for your advice and for the good luck.
Regards, Rob |
Originally Posted by rknarr3
(Post 8020188)
I knew that would be the case after seeing the amount of competition. However, I feel like I have to try multiple places like ebay. I will also try local trade guide too.
Thank you for keeping it real for me. Regards, Rob Quilts and other vintage linens do better in a place where people can see them in person. Are there any flea markets in your area where you can rent a booth for one or two weekends, that would get a lot visitors? |
When I was there and when I go by via car I know of one but I never see any customers go there.
I thank you for the advice. I will have to further investigate. Thank you. Regards, Rob |
Do you have any auctioneers in your area? You may do much better if people can actually see the quilts in person rather than only online. Auctioneers generally charge a selling fee and can help you with what the quilts are selling for in your particular area. Good luck.
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I don't know anything about selling vintage or heirloom quilts. Around here we have antique shops and malls, lots of little vendors in one large building. Are they a good selling place?
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Unfortunately, I don't think you will get much money at yard sales.
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