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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;Rclinftl, post: 9467269, member: 78249&quot;]I have NEVER had a problem selling a banana stand - if you invest a dime for a banana and put it on the stand I assure you it will sell the first day on the local level - few people know what they are for and everyone on the planet eats bananas - it&#039;s an unusual focal point for a little bit of money - I mark mine $18-24 and take $15 - that is a quick 10 bucks! the other milk not mentioned that sells well is Westmoreland Grapes pattern - there are a lot of those tall glass pitchers around and they bring the same price points - mark them $18-24 and take $15... the thing about the westmoreland milk stuff is that it is HEFTY - you get a lot of bang for the buck - and white is neutral and clean - it is a desirable color for today&#039;s clean look that people want and it blends with anything...</p><p><br /></p><p>I also wouldn&#039;t be to quick to pass up on some of the Shannon and Mikasa pieces - the Mikasa Park Lane looks like Baccarat and a set of 8 flutes or goblets still brings $100-150... and the same for the Shannon - they made a lot of OVERSIZED pieces - especially champagne buckets and ice buckets - they are huge - it is a LOT of bang for the buck...</p><p><br /></p><p>also - anything Fenton for $5 or less grab - I don&#039;t care what it is - a piece of Fenton marked $12 and take $10 on the local level is going to sell...[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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