I just bought a Minton China set at a thrift shop, 6 places settings for under $200, it's a gold rimmed pattern that has been discontinued so I'm going to try to resell them. You answered my question about whether I should sell at the whole set or the pieces. You got a new sub.
My favorite is the little Brussels pitcher, very cute. Thanks so much for all the information. All you do and share is very informative and appreciated.
There's alot of brands that it's crazy single plates sell for 20+ and if you get a set of 40 pieces for 20 bucks or something can't really go wrong! Thanks for watching Harry
Thanks :-) They're all photos I took in my front yard or on daycations close to home :D So I took all photos and came up with the words but someone else edited it together. I'm not good at all that fancy smancy stuff :D Thanks for watching Josh!
I have like 100 pieces Johnson Bros old England all Cain a plates,tea cups whit plates , square plates is a floral brand for $800 is a almost all collection.....
@@TheNurseFlipper thank you. I will do that. Since I can’t send you pictures these are the patterns I have so you can look them up. Mikasa Windsor Castle, royal Albert old country roses, and Lenox autumn. They are almost all complete and in excellent condition. The Windsor castle I have is 18 place setting.
I've seen that Taylorstone retro design plates on ebay. I love those retro designs especially in drink/bar accessories. That is awesome that everything is labeled....saves a lot of time in having to look it up. People buy bundles of milk glass vases for weddings...I have a lot of it from my Mom's estate but just can't part with it yet. Thanks for all the info!
So what do you need to get a Florida resale license? Do you need to have an LLC or just can you apply. All my stuff is registered to state of Florida to include license vehicles even though I'm stationed in Texas.
I don't do any appraisals, I recommend looking up the brand and pattern on eBay for current prices. Also, if you don't know the pattern you can use google lens to try to identify that way you c an look up
A sales tax certificate. Legally anyone selling should have one and you should charge your buyers sales tax at a minimum in your own state. So when you purchase items at auctions etc you show your certificate and you don't pay the sales tax because you will be collecting it when you sell the items.
@@nextchapter4013 You're welcome. Alot of states now ebay and amazon collect for those states so there would be nothing to file but unfortunately FL is not one of them :(
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That is a lot of Glass Kat, I have a little just to see. I have China listed and was not complete. So I listed it individual, Just in case one broke in shipping I could send out another. Experiment! Let me know how yours work out
@@TheNurseFlipper I have a whole set of vintage Spode Christmas Tree plates and cups that I got from Goodwill for $14. Most of the set is chipped. I sure hate it. Thank you for the info .
The Nurse Flipper I picked up two McCoy cookie jars at my local auction. One for $5 and $15. Also picked up a ‘64 70 piece Noritake full set for $20. That’s for my house though.
Check out over $1000 in sales on ebay bit.ly/3htL3D9
I really appreciate everyone continuing to watch, it means a lot to me.
Excellent video and still relevant 3 years later. Favs were the Russel Wright's
Yes one of my favorite for sure!
I watched this last night and had to watch it’ll again without distractions. You did great! Beautiful China!
I think so too hopefully some sales soon LOL
I just bought a Minton China set at a thrift shop, 6 places settings for under $200, it's a gold rimmed pattern that has been discontinued so I'm going to try to resell them. You answered my question about whether I should sell at the whole set or the pieces. You got a new sub.
Much easier to ship smaller lots!
I come across fine China all the time and I don’t understand the fascination with it. Thanks for this video 🥰
No problem it's mostly collectors who want it!
My favorite is the little Brussels pitcher, very cute. Thanks so much for all the information. All you do and share is very informative and appreciated.
Yes it's so delicate and pretty, thank you so much for watching
Lol, I would have brought 3 miles of bubble wrap with me, I'm so nervous transporting glass. Nice video!
HAHAHA Dave that's how everyone EXCEPT ME was!! They were looking at my trunk like I was NUTS, but not one piece broken or damaged :D
I will keep my eye out on China And when it’s cheap I’ll grab it. Great pickups Enjoyed your video.Thanks for sharing
There's alot of brands that it's crazy single plates sell for 20+ and if you get a set of 40 pieces for 20 bucks or something can't really go wrong! Thanks for watching Harry
LOL because B and C I didn’t want to!! Bonkers!! 🤣😂😜nice job!
LOL LOL thanks
I love your intro
Thanks :-) They're all photos I took in my front yard or on daycations close to home :D So I took all photos and came up with the words but someone else edited it together. I'm not good at all that fancy smancy stuff :D Thanks for watching Josh!
Same
Going to have to look out for some of these. Thanks for sharing
You're welcome and as always thanks for watching
My neighbor specializes in china... I have some I was going to give him, maybe I should check it out again first!
LOL I like finding good pieces it's fun :D
I have like 100 pieces Johnson Bros old England all Cain a plates,tea cups whit plates , square plates is a floral brand for $800 is a almost all collection.....
Does this stuff really sell on eBay? I have a 18 place setting China and I see people are already selling the same pattern on eBay. Do they sell?
Filter the search to sold to see what has sold in the last 90 days of your pattern
@@TheNurseFlipper thank you. I will do that. Since I can’t send you pictures these are the patterns I have so you can look them up. Mikasa Windsor Castle, royal Albert old country roses, and Lenox autumn. They are almost all complete and in excellent condition. The Windsor castle I have is 18 place setting.
@@drinny26 you're welcome to search by pattern name to see a comparable price
@@TheNurseFlipper I’ll probably just list them cheap. I acquired them for free so any amount of money I get would be nice.
I am a beginner. Like to go to thrift stores etc. can you recommend some books to learn more? Thank you!
I would watch videos like my research and what sold you'll learn tons that's how I've increased my knowledge!
What about fine bone China? How much could that sell for individually for some tea cups maybe?
Depends all on name and pattern some doesn't sell some for hundreds
I've seen that Taylorstone retro design plates on ebay. I love those retro designs especially in drink/bar accessories. That is awesome that everything is labeled....saves a lot of time in having to look it up. People buy bundles of milk glass vases for weddings...I have a lot of it from my Mom's estate but just can't part with it yet. Thanks for all the info!
Yes my friend sells milk glass bundles all the time. I LOVE that it's all labeled and it helps me learn as well!
So what do you need to get a Florida resale license? Do you need to have an LLC or just can you apply. All my stuff is registered to state of Florida to include license vehicles even though I'm stationed in Texas.
I am pretty sure I applied online if you search florida resales certificate. You don't have to have an LLC (I hadn't formed mine when I got mine)
@@TheNurseFlipper okay awesome I know that it opens up a lot more opportunities to other items and tax exempt so I'm very curious
Hey I've got some sets I'm not sure how to appraise them could you help me with them?
I don't do any appraisals, I recommend looking up the brand and pattern on eBay for current prices. Also, if you don't know the pattern you can use google lens to try to identify that way you c an look up
Guess what, busy night on youtube but I'm still flowing your channels, lol. good stuff.
I appreciate that
what site did you purchase the china from?
I found these on facebook marketplace
What’s a resellers certificate?
Is it required by only dealer’s/businesses if you purchase large lots at auction and plan to resell??
A sales tax certificate. Legally anyone selling should have one and you should charge your buyers sales tax at a minimum in your own state. So when you purchase items at auctions etc you show your certificate and you don't pay the sales tax because you will be collecting it when you sell the items.
The Nurse Flipper Thank you!
@@nextchapter4013 You're welcome. Alot of states now ebay and amazon collect for those states so there would be nothing to file but unfortunately FL is not one of them :(
Those MCM plates are so cute!
Yes they're plain but surprisingly cute LOL I LOVE the pitcher I just sold from this maker!!!
Great tips and insight, thanks girl!
You're welcome thanks for watching Dale!
Great content! I'm subscribing to your channel.
Welcome Aboard :-) I hope you enjoy my videos. If you have any questions please feel free to message me on instagram or email me at TheNurseFlipper@yahoo.com
Sooo...did you sell most of it or is a lot still sitting there?
Almost all is sold :D
@@TheNurseFlipper Great, I've got hundreds of pieces to start selling!
Thanks for dropping some knowledge
Thanks for watching :D
Thanks!
No problem!
That is a lot of Glass Kat, I have a little just to see. I have China listed and was not complete. So I listed it individual, Just in case one broke in shipping I could send out another. Experiment! Let me know how yours work out
We shall see in the coming days!!!
Love dinnerware!!!
Me too!
No wrapping of dishes?? 😳
Lol nope
Good pick ups
Thanks for watching!
Can I sell China that is slightly chipped ?
Yes just be sure to take good pics and notate in the description
@@TheNurseFlipper I have a whole set of vintage Spode Christmas Tree plates and cups that I got from Goodwill for $14. Most of the set is chipped. I sure hate it. Thank you for the info .
@@branbeelotus awe yeah that sucks
Whoa, that is overwhelming to me. Can’t wait to see how it goes! As always I appreciate you.
I greatly appreciate you watching!!
I believe it’s pronounced “Cath-ay”.
I think
that trophy vase like McCoy pottery?
I'm not sure, the pots that it was lotted with are McCoy but unsure about the trophy vase, I'm going to have to research more.
The Nurse Flipper I picked up two McCoy cookie jars at my local auction. One for $5 and $15. Also picked up a ‘64 70 piece Noritake full set for $20. That’s for my house though.
@@unclebubba131 that's awesome great prices
Good video.
Thanks Larry thanks for watching :D
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LOL You're getting in my I was learning period of videos :D
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You're going way back!!!
Hard to watch, bad camera work. But, good luck😊
This was over 4 years ago and about 90,000 subscribers ago maybe check out some of my newer videos ;) and this all sold :)
@@TheNurseFlipper Thank you, I will! No offense intended, and I love the beautiful china 🙂
@@kdwardell just wanted to let you know lol these are hard when you first start lol