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<p>[QUOTE="Verrefou, post: 9471125, member: 10751"]I sell mostly glass online. This market is a tough one for sure. When shopping I try to go for pieces that took a lot of labor to make. I try and steer clear of any mass produced items. Hand painted and heavily decorated pieces are favorite buys. Well cut glass also. I stay away from Waterford because their quality is very overrated in my opinion, even though it still sells. Vaseline glass seems to be a good choice too.</p><p>I donate most of my low end glass that comes from auction lots.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="Verrefou, post: 9471125, member: 10751"]I sell mostly glass online. This market is a tough one for sure. When shopping I try to go for pieces that took a lot of labor to make. I try and steer clear of any mass produced items. Hand painted and heavily decorated pieces are favorite buys. Well cut glass also. I stay away from Waterford because their quality is very overrated in my opinion, even though it still sells. Vaseline glass seems to be a good choice too. I donate most of my low end glass that comes from auction lots.[/QUOTE]
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