eBay My World: 1901_maltese( 366)

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Coldwater Creek, Pfaltzgraff April, Community Noblesse silverplated hollow ware (1930's)any unusual Community Noblesse china serving pieces or Community Noblesse glassware, also Loganberry and Grape early American pressed glass goblets (have the pitcher), and anything interesting that strikes my fancy. Sometimes I just browse.

Lladro mermaids, Moorcroft Ingleswood, signed original paintings in excellent condition.

English

lapidary, painter, sculptor, reader

C.S. Lewis Narnia series, Harry Potter, Jim Butcher's Codex Alera series, and F. Paul Wilson's Repairman Jack series.

Ghosthunters, Burn Notice, Heroes, Jericho, Medium, Dresden Files

Coldwater Creek and favorite shoes are Teva Mush flip flops.

I assume this is in case I ever decide to sell anything. Had my own silverplated flatware replacement service about 8 years ago but sold out, couldn't make any money doing it. Also had my own permanent table at a local flea market for about a year before they closed down.

Paypal.

Post office.

If I ever sold anything, I would take returns on anything undamaged and returned to me in the original package properly and carefully wrapped for shipping. Because all my things would be one of a kind and I coudn't replace them nor would I be able to afford to absorb the financial loss if by some catastrophe loss or breakage occurred, which it does, as I know from being in the silverplated flatware business, all shipments to and from except for items of clothing would need to be insured. I once had an entire set of silverplated flatware disappear in New York City. The Buyer would have to purchase insurance and recoup from the post office if there was breakage or loss or damage.

If I ever sold anything I would doubtless be the best packer on earth, because nothing makes me more angry than breakage due to a poorly packed box.

Next to broken things due to poor packing, unscrupulous dealers who just out and out lie about the condition of their goods makes me the next most angry, like the worm over in England who told all about the little fleabite on the edge of his Deco Wedgwood Lustre bowl but completely neglected to mention or photograph the glaring glaze skip. So I wouldn't lie about the condition of my stuff, I would photograph extensively and describe fully. You wouldn't have any nasty surprises like I have had when I've bought things on Ebay if I was ever to sell anything to you.

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