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<p>[QUOTE="ola402, post: 9562078, member: 182"]One of the first auctions i attended was selling a Huge collection of Fostoria American, not much else in the sale. The son in law was the executor of the estate and I chatted with him awhile. The couple had American stored everywhere and had even dedicated 2 spare bedrooms for display cabinets, tables and shelves. This was the time when American was still fairly valuable. </p><p><br /></p><p>The collection included 5 complete punch bowl sets, all of the vases, dinnerware and stemware, many of the rare pieces. It was just massive. The son in law was referring to it as "stuff" "clutter" "junk" etc. so I told him I would see him at the end of the auction to see if he changed his mind. Well, the collection brought thousands and he was stunned! I thought his reaction was funny and fairly predictable. </p><p><br /></p><p>It's a beautiful pattern and the most successful for Fostoria. I hope it's around for a lot longer.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="ola402, post: 9562078, member: 182"]One of the first auctions i attended was selling a Huge collection of Fostoria American, not much else in the sale. The son in law was the executor of the estate and I chatted with him awhile. The couple had American stored everywhere and had even dedicated 2 spare bedrooms for display cabinets, tables and shelves. This was the time when American was still fairly valuable. The collection included 5 complete punch bowl sets, all of the vases, dinnerware and stemware, many of the rare pieces. It was just massive. The son in law was referring to it as "stuff" "clutter" "junk" etc. so I told him I would see him at the end of the auction to see if he changed his mind. Well, the collection brought thousands and he was stunned! I thought his reaction was funny and fairly predictable. It's a beautiful pattern and the most successful for Fostoria. I hope it's around for a lot longer.[/QUOTE]
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