Vintage German
pottery can be worth quite a bit, but not if it’s from a more common line and
not in mint condition. I kept this little jug - that has a minor chip at the spout - for
years as a vase and listed it when I had enough of it. Didn’t go, packed it in
the market bags and managed to sell it at a flea market price after a few
times. Just glad it went and I didn’t have to ship it.
Somehow
pans always go on line. I can’t be bothered to pack them up for what they bring
in and the space they take in the car. When I list them I don’t include
shipping options. Someone from town will always come and pick it up.
Made a bit
of a mistake in accepting a low bid on this one. I thought it was ok because of
the missing lid and crumbled plastic at the bottom of the handle. But Carl Weill is an expensive brand and the stainless steel of the highest quality. Broken and
missing parts can be replaced… When the guy, probably a restaurant cook, came
for it I could see on his face he had a very, very good deal.
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