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… since  2007

… from our inbox

Tiger or Lioness, BIG Marion Bronze 1920s Antique Bookends

The Lions have arrived, and they are absolutely beautiful!! Many times more magnificent than I had expected, glorious! They are gleaming in my kitchen — with my much loved cooking books.”
–Letetia in Tasmania,
Australia

Nikon M Nippon Kogaku MIOJ 35mm Rangefinder Camera

Just received the package. Everything is as you described it, probably better than described. You really took the time to pack it. It arrived in perfect shape.”
–Vladimir in New York

Koenigszelt Silesia 19th-century Antique Porcelain Coffee Chocolate Pot

I received the pot and it is delightful. In good shape. I must say your service is A++. Prompt, secure packing etc. Thanks.”
–Bob in Texas

Dancing Frogs, 1920s Antique Bronze Vase Sculpture Figurine

I just wanted you to know I received the package. The sculpture is in perfect condition & I just love it! Thank you for your help and professionalism.”
–Pam in Connecticut


… and every so often, a truly touching letter

Not seeing even a “Got it” in our inbox a week after delivery of a vintage cookie jar, and just to check that it arrived a-okay and that our customer was happy with her purchase, we asked, and we received this reply,

The cookie jar arrived. It is for my sister and she will be opening it tomorrow, so I wouldn’t be able to confirm that it arrived safe & sound until then. She has been looking for years. It is the cookie jar we grew up with. If you come across any more PLEASE let me know.”

… so we sent along some suggestions on finding another, and we received this reply the next day:

I wish I could have written more for feedback, I have never come across a seller like you. When I say that, I’m including all that my husband has purchased (and all of the other experiences I hear about). I guess if I could have hand-picked a seller like you it would be for this cookie jar. Me and my three sisters all have very vivid memories of this cookie jar (and the toll house cookie bars that my mom use to keep in it). We lost our mom when I was 5 (I’m now 28 and the youngest of four) and we have few tangible things. It is truly priceless, which is why I couldn’t open it when it came. We have been looking for it for years, my sister’s been more persistent, so she had to be the one to open it. You’ve given us a priceless gift, with the absolute best experience. From the years we’ve spent looking, I know they are hard to come by. And THANK YOU for the many detailed suggestions for finding another!”