"So for context. I own and operate a thrift store. If you can think about an item... it’s come through my doors. Literally EVERYTHING, even things that *should* be single owner items (cough, cough). Well this beauty was donated today. She’s 5 foot tall and porcelain. The lady that donated her said she’s been In her home for nearly30 years and it was time to share her with someone else. I have no idea what to do with her. She heavy so using her like a mannequin would be difficult. Sell her? What the heck to I price her? I’m at a lost with this one."
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Jebadiah 1 year ago
#6 Some little girl's first haircut 18th or 19th Century. Kinda spooky.
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Ron 1 year ago
Jebadiah,
"18th Century" would be the 1700's, so I don't think so.
"18th Century" would be the 1700's, so I don't think so.
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Deliverance 1 year ago
Ron,
why not 1700's. did nobody sew back then??
why not 1700's. did nobody sew back then??
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Virdie 1 year ago
Ron,
Do you not understand "Generations". At 40 in 2020 if my grandma gave it to me and she was born in 1910 then yeah her grandmother could have made it in the 1700.
Do you not understand "Generations". At 40 in 2020 if my grandma gave it to me and she was born in 1910 then yeah her grandmother could have made it in the 1700.
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Virdie 1 year ago
#14 It's rare I see one not falling apart... but just a common rocking chair, probably from early 80's. Many people in S. California had them so I don't know how rare they were.
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Mindie 6 month s ago
#27 Nothing special about this. Saw a store display of dozens earlier today.
"18th Century" would be the 1700's, so I don't think so.
why not 1700's. did nobody sew back then??
Do you not understand "Generations". At 40 in 2020 if my grandma gave it to me and she was born in 1910 then yeah her grandmother could have made it in the 1700.