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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;dgbjwc, post: 247408, member: 308&quot;]I think I&#039;d try to get the word &quot;pair&quot; in there someplace.&nbsp; Having a match set should make them more desirable.&nbsp; The word &quot;ebony&quot; might help too. My personal strategy on these would be to list them for auction at $149 for the pair (1/2 of the lower book value) or maybe even $99 for the pair depending on how fast I wanted to sell them.&nbsp; I would not be surprised if they failed at sell at auction in which case I would list them on a BIN at $149 with a best offer option.&nbsp; It might take some time for Central Glass collectors to check in and find the listing.&nbsp;&nbsp; After about six months without a sale I&#039;d try a discount.&nbsp; If the pair has gotten no bids or watchers I&#039;d discount further.</p><p><br /></p><p>Central Glass made beautiful items but is not that well known as Cambridge, Fenton, Imperial, etc.&nbsp; That&#039;s one of the problems with some of these elegant glass lines.&nbsp; We need to find someone that collects Central Glass in ebony with gold decoration.&nbsp; They are probably few and far between.&nbsp; If the right collector does find them we want to make it cheap enough to that its tempting.&nbsp; There may be some crossover appeal to collectors of black glass so make sure you drop the phrase &quot;black glass&quot; in your listing description.</p><p><br /></p><p>Please understand that there are as many opinions on how to sell items as there are items to sell and personal factors to consider.&nbsp; Some may agree with my method while others may be appalled.&nbsp; They are beautiful vases.&nbsp; I hope they find a good home.</p><p>Don[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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