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<p>[QUOTE="Born2it, post: 4405535, member: 59977"]Be sure to put “black” and “leather” in the description. They have a witchy, goth sort of vibe going on. They look much less suburban farmhouse and more Adams family farmhouse. Would have looked great in the purple and black kitchen of my mission district flat in SF in the ‘90’s, with someone wearing lots of black leather and playing guitar <img src="styles/default/xenforo/smilies/smile.png" class="mceSmilie" alt=":)" unselectable="on" /></p><p><br /></p><p>Or on the porch in Long Island while we were handing out Halloween candy.</p><p><br /></p><p>I could easily see them selling pretty quickly once they’re cleaned up and fixed up, especially if staged right. I knew a guy back in the day who always had a sale a few weeks before Halloween, in or near a neighborhood where over-the-top decorating was just short of required. People paid top dollar for all sorts of otherwise unmovable stuff (beat up reproductions, broken statuary, etc.) and were happy, because it was still cheaper than getting plastic lookalikes, and lasted longer too.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="Born2it, post: 4405535, member: 59977"]Be sure to put “black” and “leather” in the description. They have a witchy, goth sort of vibe going on. They look much less suburban farmhouse and more Adams family farmhouse. Would have looked great in the purple and black kitchen of my mission district flat in SF in the ‘90’s, with someone wearing lots of black leather and playing guitar :) Or on the porch in Long Island while we were handing out Halloween candy. I could easily see them selling pretty quickly once they’re cleaned up and fixed up, especially if staged right. I knew a guy back in the day who always had a sale a few weeks before Halloween, in or near a neighborhood where over-the-top decorating was just short of required. People paid top dollar for all sorts of otherwise unmovable stuff (beat up reproductions, broken statuary, etc.) and were happy, because it was still cheaper than getting plastic lookalikes, and lasted longer too.[/QUOTE]
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