The signature of the original owner (when he/she bought it?) is actually on the first page, I cut it off so no one can track it, but left the date intact.
My MIL calls it 'the good as new' shop. She competes with this one guy over the new stuff that comes in.
My aunt and uncle check out estate sales to buy wine glasses - nice ones, like Waterford.
He told my mom that it is a shame because people spent a lot of money on very nice stuff. Part of it is few people entertain at home outside the holidays. But you have a lot of people who have been brought up in a society that treats everything as disposable. They would rather buy cheap crap at Target.
I bought it at a local thrift store.
The signature of the original owner (when he/she bought it?) is actually on the first page, I cut it off so no one can track it, but left the date intact.
Im noticing local theft shops are getting some great finds as more elderly pass away
*thrift shops?
Lol apologies yes. Its not even a word we use here, we say op shops
My MIL calls it 'the good as new' shop. She competes with this one guy over the new stuff that comes in.
My aunt and uncle check out estate sales to buy wine glasses - nice ones, like Waterford. He told my mom that it is a shame because people spent a lot of money on very nice stuff. Part of it is few people entertain at home outside the holidays. But you have a lot of people who have been brought up in a society that treats everything as disposable. They would rather buy cheap crap at Target.