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| Celloni pitchur |
I receive more questions about prices than any other subject. The latest is on hold, hoping for some play back from you readers. Even in early 1993 there was a fifty dollar gap extending as high as $100 and possibly higher on this Cellini pitcher.
Then the novelty of a new collectible wore off and people moved on.
Now? Maybe the same, Maybe less. I do not expect it to be more because money is tight at present and pitchers are not as popular as some other objects.
I have been watching a number of other pieces and can give a tentative summary of what I have found:
Lightweight items with pressed motifs and no hammering.....$9.99-$12.00
With its original style of glass insert.....add $10.00
Marked items with hammering.......$14. -$24.
Rodney Kent, all ways popular and because of its attractive use of glass is
usually priced accordingly.......$24. - $45.
This attractive little nut or candy was seen on Etsy at $5. Often seen for $15. Proves how much prices vary.
A group of small 5x11 trays was seen (36) priced at
$5 each. I believe these had a hammered appearance with a pressed floral motif.
Farber Shleven basket with china plate inset,,$40.
Candy dish, 3 sections, appears to be Continental,
$25. In my opinion, the candy would be worth more
than the handled Farber Shleven basket. More usable. Just my opinion!
Unfortunately, my eyesight has not been normal since an accident 3-17-11 so I have not been able to post the great amount of information that I had planned.
All of us who are collecting aluminum or are hoping to downsize our collections would appreciate having your input on prices and/or a description of your wants or sale items. Others are awaiting you help.
Rodney Kent, all ways popular and because of its attractive use of glass is
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| Sm.Rodney Kent basket |
This attractive little nut or candy was seen on Etsy at $5. Often seen for $15. Proves how much prices vary.
A group of small 5x11 trays was seen (36) priced at
$5 each. I believe these had a hammered appearance with a pressed floral motif.
Farber Shleven basket with china plate inset,,$40.
Candy dish, 3 sections, appears to be Continental,
$25. In my opinion, the candy would be worth more
than the handled Farber Shleven basket. More usable. Just my opinion!
Unfortunately, my eyesight has not been normal since an accident 3-17-11 so I have not been able to post the great amount of information that I had planned.
All of us who are collecting aluminum or are hoping to downsize our collections would appreciate having your input on prices and/or a description of your wants or sale items. Others are awaiting you help.
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My intentions are to increase my collection :) I, too, have noticed that prices vary quite a bit on etsy and ebay.
ReplyDeleteI hope your eyes are doing better soon. I so enjoy your post since finding you Blog thru Sue at Black-eyed Susan's Kitchen.
ReplyDeleteI have been a collector of aluminum since I was in my teen's Rodney Kent was the first my Grandmother gave me and it too off from there. I now have over 75 assorted pieces,,different makers and designs.
Rodney Kent: One of their more attractive pieces, the bread tray with the flower-ribbon handles has sold on ebay for $14.95, then weeks later there have been no bidders at the starting price of $9.99. I saw on listed at a shop for $59.00 and checked again and it was no longer listed. I am wondering if it actually sold for that price of if the seller simply removed it for repricing.
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