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I think Antique Frog has correctly identified it. I agree with Dahlyla about Montezuma’s Castle, that’s the first thing I thought about as well. Maybe they are decorations for a plant container? I’m thinking cactus, as you wouldn’t want them to get wet like they would in a regular pot.
Sharyn, check out Retro Treasures’ post under the podcast episode 484… he gave a workaround for the photo issue. It’s a few more clicks but it’s better than having to manually move all the photos around. Hopefully ebay will fix this issue soon!
19 listings for me, of which 3 were paper
VT, hope you and your home are safe!
After seeing this thread, I was not hopeful about a claim I submitted that very same day…however, I just received a check for the full amount. I attached photos that the buyer had sent me of the damaged item, which did not include the packaging
This is the first claim I’ve ever submitted…I wonder if that makes a difference? Or just the vagaries of fate?
“I really do not want anything” You answered your own question right there.
I’m emotionally inclined towards Amatino’s response, and I have the nearly impassable office and basement to prove it. Even when you have the ability to cherry pick things, it can quickly become a curse rather than a blessing.
You can say no, and from your post it sounds like that’s what you really want to do. You can do so with care for the struggle your mom’s friend is going through, and recognition of her desire to help another mother care for her own child. Those things exist whether you say yes or no. But if you say yes when you don’t want to, then it may become a daunting and emotional task for two people rather than just one.
It looks like the legs are supposed to slide on to something. Sort of reminds me of a tablecloth clip, but all the ones I’ve ever seen have been purely functional rather than decorative. Maybe a flowerpot decoration?
Thanks for taking the time to figure this out. You can leave mine as is for now. I seriously doubt I will be able to make up for lost time, but it might serve as a good incentive.
Awesome job, Amatino, thanks for sharing! I used to belly dance years ago, but I moved too far away from any classes and had to give it up. It was a lot of fun.
22 for me, 3 were paper.
@utahbill, I love the fact that you can go camp somewhere and run your business at the same time, good for you!
