Antique Reselling Success: How Much Stock You Really Need
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 17 ต.ค. 2024
- Discover the secrets of *antique reselling success* in our latest video, "Antique Reselling Success: How Much Stock You Really Need." Dive deep into the world of *antique resellers* and uncover the *inventory essentials* required to become a top *antique dealer**. Whether you're just starting or looking to scale, understanding the right **stock levels* can mean the difference between hobby and profitable business.
Learn how to *maximize profits* with expert tips on *antique storage solutions* and effective ways to *store antiques* safely. We'll explore the best places to find antiques, the art of *reselling for profit**, and how to identify and price **valuable antiques* accurately.
Curious about where to buy antiques for resale? We’ll share insider strategies for sourcing the best pieces, whether you're *selling antiques online* or at *antique auctions**. Get the lowdown on **marketing antiques online**, understanding **antique market trends**, and the **high-demand antiques* of 2024.
This video will also reveal the two primary approaches in the business: *selling to trade* versus holding out for the high price with customers. We’ll guide you through each method, providing a clear *antique dealer business model* and highlighting the benefits and potential pitfalls of both.
From *cleaning and restoring antiques* to *authenticating* and *negotiating antique prices**, our comprehensive guide is packed with valuable information to help you navigate the complex world of **antique reselling**. We also cover **networking for antique dealers**, **wholesale antique sources**, and **profitable antique niches* to ensure you have every tool you need for success.
Don't miss our special sections on *common mistakes in antique reselling**, tips for **photographing antiques for sale**, and the differences between **collecting and reselling antiques**. Plus, get insights on **antique pricing guides* and the best software for antique dealers to streamline your operations.
Ready to turn your passion for antiques into a thriving business? Join us as we explore these topics and more, ensuring you're fully equipped to excel in the *antique reselling* industry.
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You have done amazing Walter, I remember you sorting out the stock in your outhouses. It is a great achievement, as I know you have your own personal battles as well. You are right to be proud and we appreciate you always sharing so much of your knowledge.👍😊
Thank you so much Sarah. I appreciate your support more than you know xx
Very impressive set up, Walter. Really inspiring. x
Thank you very much Lesley. xx
I can attest about drive and determination. it must run in the family ;)
Thanks Tony. Yep agreed
Every video of your is yet another reason to do better. Im in everything everywhere moment and your video will motivate me to copy your set up as your first videos gave me courage to buy and try to sell my very first items. Thank you for that and till next video
Very good,informative video that was,well done👏🏻👏🏻
Thank you very much, i appreciate it
I think I can say I have been subscribed for a long time to your channel, those early Govilion videos and your glass videos which gave me the inspiration to to look for and try and learn about drinking glasses plus more. Dealing mainly in ephemera storing thousands of pieces of paper is not to much of an issue but it’s still a lot of plastic boxes.I’m in the process of sorting out anything else I have that’s not ephemera and getting rid of that so everything becomes a bit more compact to manage. I probably may not have liked a few of the things you have bought over the years, but that’s only natural, we can’t all like everything! I often find your objects and research fascinating and love the videos, long may they continue.
Thank you very much mate, i very much appreciate it and all your support.
Interesting video Walter, particularly about your business aspirations. I know you generally work to targets, so at what point will you need to take on staff and premises to successfully operate the multi million pound business? I'm interested as you have always been a one man operation. Regards, Mark.
hi. thank you very much for your comment. atm i work alot of hours so i am close to needing help now even if its just packed and shipping for starters.
@@AntiquesArena I can imagine! At some point you need to avoid burnout as well as managing the practicalities. Yes, it's an added expense, but it will free up your time to keep creatively growing your business. If you can afford it, I'd do it. M.
I have actually been chatting to a friend of mine who has a teenage son who has just finished school. I am thinking of teaching him how to pack and ship to free up a few hours a day for other things. Until I reach my goal there is no real days off just the odd hour time out here and there lol
@@AntiquesArena Sounds like a good plan and affordable. M 😁👍.
Hi Walter
When I put your website in the internet all I get is a New York sale room, only after following your link can it be found. It’s probably me being old ❤
Thank you for your comment. My website is Antiquesarena.com there are variations out there. You have to watch the spelling.
@@AntiquesArena many thanks 👍🏼
I remember the small corner place and moving up to the bigger place you had
its all about growth mate, i invest and work like hell growing it every day
Thank you for the video again the reason why I asked for this is because majority don't show it and it definitely gives some insight
I've also been subscribing for years
Storage boxes look great however my only recommendation would be to get some shelving lugging them boxes each time is a massive hassle and simular to what I'm doing myself
I'm currently working on adding shelving and having my creates on shelving hence when an item sells I can instantly pull a box and grab the item especially since My health took a bad turn a few years ago and I'm thinking for practical for long term
Again myself, adding shelving and going to be using ladders to be able to reach higher boxes and stacking them starting with this house and then just focusing on getting it all listed. I do prefer really handy storages boxes over totes, and I have stacked them over 15 foot high being able to see into the boxes has been a real advantage
However my outlook is completely different then yours I don't buy anything i like because I have zero attachment to anything
Also another idea for a video for some fun for you as a dealer I come across items like elephants with downward trunks which is tabbo for most dealers because they are unlucky and also coming from a traviler background I cant buy anything with pecocks since it symbolises death in my culture and religious items I cannot throw in the bin
What other dealer suppositions have you came across and do you have any you avoid?
Hi Martin. Thank you for your comment. hope you enjoyed the film. i did consider shelves but then i would need double or triple the storage i have currently, and atm i am not willing to add the extra expense, but i am thinking of buying somewhere in which case i would store at the new location and use shelves. i will make a film about superstition in antiques, i think that would be an interesting one. not sure when but will defo do it mate. thank you
@AntiquesArena it'll cost you the top row you could use 3 by 2 timber pretty cheaply too totally understand that you may need another container
Did you manage to sort those sheds out?
Also been hunting for property for awhile hardly anything pops up down my end llanelli area at least for a releastic price at least commercial
@@MartinClarke-bj4fo I am good for now mate but eventually I will need more as I continue to grow. There isn’t much affordable property here either. My sheds are done yes. My garage is almost finished.
I do both I buy form auction or carboot and sell to trade and public on the boot and markets . My profits go into early milled coins wich I get graded in america when they are back I send them to auction with coin dealers to put under the hammer . My next sale is September and I get 0% sellers fees. I've got 2 william iii sixpences one rare bull veriety 1237 and 1820 crown they cost £600 all in with grading fees I've got a £1150 reserve set . Theybare being sold in rwb auctions
Thank you very much for your comment. The is great and very interesting. i have negotiated sales costs down to 10 percent before now but never zero lol. that is fab
@@AntiquesArena yes they will do 0% for regular sellers . Alot of big coin dealers like sovereign rarites , coin cabinet and rwb dont charge sellers as they charge buying premiums ontop .
where i am from they generally charge 20 percent both sides so you are on a great deal.
Thanks walter. Yes some auctions are 20% to 25%. Its getting ridiculously exspensive .
All I can honestly say is well done. The auction house clearly value your custom and would rather make the buyers premium off your lots than not have them. You done an amazing job there. But it’s no doubt represented by the top end items you offer them.
I Sell on Ebay to customers, and I sell to Trade during the Antique Shows. 90% of my Sales at Antique Shows are to Trade.
Hi mate. Thank you for your comment. That’s certainly an option. Best of both worlds
Do you ever miss the brick and mortar store? And would you ever go back to that?
Hi mate. Thank you very much for your comment. Tbh I do miss the shop. But love the freedom I have now and I love a daily treasure hunt. So no I will never have another
On a funny note your big into antiques but have modern corona furniture 😮
Lol thanks for your comment mate. I am in to making money
I hope them shipping containers are in a secure yard with cctv and insurance 🙏 there are unscrupulous people who would Rob a granny for a wrap. I don't know what rct is like now I don't associate with them sort of people but it's bad most places now.
Hi mate. Thank you for your comment. Yeah this is a secure storage and under cctv It’s all good
Beware what comes out of the blue.
I was doing great up until 2 years ago then I was hit with a number of strokes that devasted me.
Thank you very much for your comment. i am so sorry to hear about your health issues. i hope you are doing better now
Thanks Walter.
You can't teach drive and determination. If one job, occupation does not work, try something else. Eventually you will find something that works. If you are anything like me I always go alone because others let you down. They don't teach common sense or personal finance management at school either. A bit of a waste of time if you ask me.
Hi John. thank you very much for your comment mate. i always go alone, that way i know the job is done right