Allow me to set up the clip: Back 20 years ago or so there were items I'd regularly find in thrift stores, with which HUGE money could be made. Then about 10 years ago, that was no longer the case, since the whole world was on eBay, selling this stuff. And a truly awesome find was something that would appear maybe once a year, if that.
But now it's 1997 again, and the thrift stores - at least the ones I go to - are FULL of unique and awesome finds, priced at a buck or two, that are worth far more.
YIPPEE!!
Some of today's antiques and untiques are thrift store finds. Others are from auctions, or flea markets.
So here's what we got for you:
1940s happy smiling Scottish soldier doll SOLD
1980s Harrods figural teapot SOLD
Abraham Lincoln SOLD
in still bank form
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Chinese lady lantern holder for your wall
Her attire looks Chinese (to me, at least) but she actually began life in Japan.
From China/Japan to South America!
(I think)
A SUPER cool bucket style handbag
A SUPER cool bucket style handbag
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And from South America (I think) to the early Seventies!
The above is, of course, a napkin holder/letter holder
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