A haggler of a buyer just ruined my day who wanted a load of things for next to nothing. Sorry but I don't go cheaper on cheap and you can go to hell with your charity bbq-party. I am my own charity and I really want to sell to people who want something for themselves and keep it for a while. So I better sit down and write another post about such sales that made me feel good. I just don't feel like saying a lot. Well you can just look at the pictures and enjoy.
A small fold-up dog bench, bed included.
A large storage box made of woven cloth.
An extra large tray, marks of usage included.
A weird lamp. Another huge thing. I still don't know if I like it or not.
Another bottle with ear, but of a cheap make and not vintage. Sold the same day.
A plastic dish rack. Well perhaps it's some kind of designer label that my buyer recognized and I didn't. She paid about six times the sales price to get it shipped to Belgium.
I promise this will be last trash bin on the blog for a while. I'm just amazed that they go.
A stainless steel mixing bowl.
A climbing helmet. I was about to accept first bid, but the double amount was offered minutes later. Turned out both were members of the same group planning on a mountain climbing trip.
A mirror in a bamboo frame.
IKEA Hutten wine bottle racks. I had the one for years, but thought it was useless listing it knowing what they cost in the shop. The set was gone within a few days. Difference in height probably due to slight changes in design.
A very rusty lantern. The more rust the better sometimes. This sold very quickly too as most garden stuff.
A pile of an obscure 1970-s magazine. Man had them in his apartment since before selling trash times and I had forgotten until he presented them to me.
A Head tennis racket. Case included.
Another wicker dog bed.
Another item from the March big loot.
IKEA Finntorp dish rack. Funny items to sell after all. Sold one this year already and one will get picked up tomorrow.
And this is a stool with storage space inside. Kind of weird shape isn't it? I think it's 1990-s.
Getting tired now, but I feel a bit better. Thanks for looking!
3 comments:
Glad you are feeling better! People who need things for a charity should not be looking at ads of people selling things, you were right to stand your ground. They should go to other people who want to get rid of things....if the story was even true. Good on you for standing your ground.
Interesting assortment, too bad about the bad would be buyer, maybe the lamp needs a different shape of lamp shade??? the proportions seem a bit funny
@Cheapchik Glad I didn't let go my stuff to a one time use even if I missed out on a chance to unload. I agree there are other solutions for that, like asking the participants to lend their stuff.
@tess The lady who bought the lamp was absolutely thrilled with it!
I did a little tour yesterday and came home with some good stuff, then the afternoon ended with a real sale.
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