I've previously written about what to do if you're planning an estate sale—you can check it out here: So You're Going to Have and Estate Sale. But what happens after the estate sale is over? There’s always some leftover property that didn’t sell. What should you do with it, and how can your estate seller help?
Few names in the world of American glassware evoke the same admiration and desirability as Heisey. Founded in the late 19th century, the Heisey Glass Company left an enduring legacy with its elegant designs, high-quality craftsmanship, and innovative techniques. Today, Heisey glass remains a highly sought-after collectible, captivating enthusiasts with its beauty and historical significance.
This kneeling, turbaned figurine, perched upon a pillow, is holding forth a tray. His cheeks are ruddy and his eyebrows raised. Though the figure’s appearance echoes near eastern or southeast Asian cultures, the stamp on the bottom of the pedestal says “Made in Germany”. What is this figurine for? When was it made, and by whom?
Hull Pottery, a name synonymous with craftsmanship and artistry, has long captured the hearts of collectors and enthusiasts alike. With its rich history, distinctive designs, and enduring quality, this American pottery brand has cemented its place in the annals of decorative ceramics.
Hall’s Superior Quality Kitchenware, crafted by the Hall China Company, stands as a testament to American ingenuity and artistry. Renowned for its durability and timeless designs, this vintage kitchenware remains a cherished collectible among enthusiasts and a functional piece of history for those who appreciate quality craftsmanship.
