Old Florenta brass switch plates

treasurekidd

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In helping my father in law clean out his basement, we came across a few items I listed on ebay for him, some Blenko (?) art glass pieces, and a box of these vintage brass electrical switch plates. I listed them in two BIN listings by design, as "vintage hollywood regency Florenta of California (the name marked on the back) switchplates", the cherub style at $39.99, and the rose floral design at $29.99, and they sold to the same buyer in less than an hour. I should have listed them higher! Oh well, I made my father in law about $60 after fees, and he'll be happy with that, because he was going to throw them out. I've got to keep and eye out for more of this type of item!
 

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Tallone

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Nice work! A lot of old architectural stuff sells very well. I had some vintage ceramic bathroom accessories (soap dish, toothbrush holder, and towel bars) a few months back. They sold for about $30 each.
 

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Ya you should have ran those as an auction because those are nice ones & look to be in great shape! I bet you could have gotten nearly double what you got! Old Glass & porcelain door knobs + cabinet knobs do very well too. Glass ones usually do better than the porcelain do.
 

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