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Hi folk thanks for having me , I'm hoping the members will have knowledge that I am sadly lacking , my dad passed away last week and my mother in 2017 and my sister and I have to deal with the aftershocks , mother amassed quite a quantity of Wedgewood Santa Clara and Evesham and we have no idea what its worth or where to sell it ? It may sound a bit mercenary but we are in our 50/60s so have no need for it but it's obviously to good for the skip ! Any help would be greatly appreciated
Tia
Keith

 

Hi Keith!

Welcome to Antiquers..............

Condolences on your losses.

You will need to provide photos of the pieces. Front and back. Select Full Image when posting.

We look forward to be of some help.

 

Keith welcome aboard. Sorry for your losses. I hope we can help you navigate what you have to offer.

 

Welcome Keith. Very sorry for your loss.

It can be very overwhelming. Just post pictures in the appropriate forum, and members will help as much as they can.

Here is info on how to upload pictures, please remember to click on 'full image' when you post:
https://www.antiquers.com/threads/posting-a-thread-and-uploading-pictures.15990/


Posting images from your phone:

iPhone:https://www.antiquers.com/threads/resizing-photos-on-i-phone.35097/

Android phone:https://www.antiquers.com/threads/using-an-android-phone-for-pics-on-antiquers.41709/

 

Hello Keith. A warm welcome and condolences at this difficult time.

Many here have an idea what you're having to deal with. A lot of us are from your (our!) generation and quite a few are a good deal older. So as well as the forum experts with their specialist knowledge in particular fields you'll find people who have experience of sorting through their parents' estates -- and others who remember everything from when it was new!

Any Jewelry has already given you a couple of good tips. I'll just add:

(1) If you have the space, consider leaving smaller items to deal with later.

(2) Don't assume that the things your parents thought were valuable are in fact worth much -- and vice versa. They probably had some things which are now worth considerably less than they once cost, but possibly also some sought-after items that you wouldn't glance at twice.

Look forward to seeing what you post once you're ready.

 

Welcome, and condolences.