Seems like a lot of us have had similar experiences. My parents were lifelong pickers and antique wholesalers. As they got older, they kept buying and accumulating, but kind of forgot about the selling part. They both passed in 2012, leaving a house and and an old church packed to the rafters. As another poster said, this isn't flea market stuff. There is everything from silk carpets to Royal Doulton figurines. I've had three auctions, but our area is in a downturn, and the market for fine collectibles just isn't there. I'm going to try the e-bay and Kijiji approach, but for the time being, most of the stuff will just take up space in my shop. Looking back, I wish I had given my parents more encouragement to deal with their treasures while they still could. We're not spring chickens, and would like to get on with our lives. A lot of "stuff" isn't as important as it used to be. Unc
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