These are from the $1.00 table -- 30 cents each.

I am loving those green cabbage leaf lidded bowls in the first pic!

How neat an antique place has a sale like that. I'd love to go. You got some neat goodies! The little salt cellars are wonderful. And the cabbage bowls!

hugs, Karen

Great Buys...better than YS prices.
Wonder how they make a profit.

I too love those cabbage bowls..

jane

Wow, those are all terrific acquisitions! I wish we had a place like that around here!!!

That is amazing that they part with such nice "goodies" at those fantastic prices! I see you got a neat cake slice cutter, and some really pretty glass pieces. The cabbage bowls are my fav too.

Luvs

Profit - This is my understanding of how it works.

There is a group of people that have 'booths' at the antique gallery that do estate sales.

They go in the homes, price everything, advertise, and hold a 3-day sale. They get paid a percentage of what is sold.

What is left they bring to this HUGE warehouse behind the antique gallery. They have this once a month sale. They get a percentage of what is sold.

On Monday morning, auctioneers come in and place bids on everything that is left over. They sell to the highest bidder and get a percentage on what is sold.

They sell everything from furniture, pictures, records, comic books, vintage clothing, linens, lawn/garden items, etc. The only thing I can never remember seeing is appliances.

Within the month, they average 10-12 estate sales, have the 3 day warehouse sale, sell to the auctioneers and everything is gone.

I think it's a pretty smart setup.