Tip: Books sell best in groups by genre or in collections by the same author.
Photos:
- Show full lot of books with the spines visible to read the titles
Show a couple of photos of inside the pages
If the books are antique, show a close up of the year they are from
Description notes:
- Mention if there is any notable damage such as worn/torn pages or loose bindings.
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These photos are examples to help you display the important aspects of each item. Remember to include photos of any notable defects such as cracks, chips, stains, tears, heavy scratches or past repairs, and mention them in the item description as well.
Photos:
1. Photo of face of pocket watch
2. Photo of ruler/tape measure next to pocket watch
3. Photo of back of pocket watch
4. Photo of inside of watch
5. Photos of any writing/markings found on watch
Photos:
1. Line up records against wall in stacked rows showing their covers
2. Cycle through showing each new row until complete
This bulk lot example uses model trains but the same steps apply to any bulk offering (figurines, coins, tools, supplies etc.)
Photos:
1. Photo showing all items included in collection displayed in an organized manner
2. Various close up photos to give an idea of what pieces are included in the lot
3. Photo of a ruler/tape measure across all of the pieces to show scale
Description notes:
We recommend selling bulk lots “as is”
Pickup day tips:
Pack the lot in a bag or box and label it to keep all of the pieces together
Photos:
- Photo of front of coin
2. Photo of back of coin
3. Photo of ruler next to coin
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Photos:
1. Show entire sculpture/statue
2. If possible, photo of someone next to or holding sculpture for scale
3. Close up of any artist signatures/markings on sculpture
4. Both sides of sculpture
5. Back of sculpture
6. Show close ups of any chips, cracks, repairs or other defects found.
Description notes:
- Mention if there are any chips, cracks, repairs or other defects found.
- What material is the sculpture/state made of? (wood, stone, metal, plaster, etc.) Click HERE to view material identification guide.
- Is it one solid piece or multiple pieces? Is the sculpture resting on a base that is included?
- Will the customer need to bring help to remove the sculpture? Or will there be help available for them?
- Make a note if it is an extremely large statue that will require a professional mover to remove. If professional movers are required, make a note about alternate an alternative pickup day if needed/possible.
- If you have any moving/rigging companies you recommend, list their contact info.
Pickup day tips:
Remind customer to bring help and proper materials (moving blankets, handtruck, etc.) if needed.
If it is a large outdoor statue, consider using a garden wagon that can roll across outdoor terrain.
Photos:
1. Photo of full teapot
2. Show other side of teapot
3. Show ruler/tape measure next to teapot or record height in the item description
4. Show a close up of any designs on the teapot
5. Remove the lid and show it next to the teapot. Check for any chips on lid/rim
6. Close up of any manufacturer marks, usually found underneath the teapot
Photos:
- Photo of front side of figurine
2. Show upper portion of figurine
3. Show lower portion of figurine
4. Show tape measure next to figurine or record the height in the item description
5. Show back of figurine
6. Show bottom of figurine. Manufacturer markings can usually be found here.
7. Show close up photos of any chips, cracks or past repairs if found
Description notes:
- Mention if there are any chips, cracks or repairs
- Examine for chips, especially if the figurine is of a person/people be sure to check the fingers as they are commonly chipped
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