How to Care for Valuables in the Home - What Are Your Possessions Wor
We've got a few more unexpected items worth hauling out of the attic and putting on the open market.
By Arianna Davis and Nathalie Gorman
Original Content | October 24, 2011 
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A lot of people donate to charity clothing that has been sitting in their closets for years, but, Cucksey says, "There is a really big secondhand market out there of people who will buy styles that look outdated to you." It's often lesser-known designer items that are most surprising: Many of her clients are ready to toss their boxed, funky purses from the '60s and '70s before she lets them know they are by designer Enid Collins and commonly sell for $300 and up. And don't discount the pieces from the '80s you'd rather forget: Those garments (shoulder pads and all) are considered vintage. They're some of the most popular items at resale shops right now. Visit ConsignmentShops.com to find a store near you. |
