Tip: Books sell best in groups by genre or in collections by the same author.
Show a couple of photos of inside the pages
If the books are antique, show a close up of the year they are from
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Tip: General holiday decor should be sold in groupings. Full size Christmas trees and large statues can be sold alone. Ornaments can be sold in groupings.
2. Show close ups of different decorations to give the viewer a better look
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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
1. Photo of both candlesticks next to eachother
2. Photo of upper portion of candlesticks
3. Photo of lower portion of candlesticks
4. Photo of ruler/tape measure between both candlesticks or record the height in the item description
5. Photo of underneath the candlesticks. Be sure to show manufacturer’s names if found.
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1. Photo of front side of pillow(s)
2. Corner of pillow close up to show material/texture
3. Show backside of pillow(s)
Notes: Check for any tags including brand name/materials
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
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1. Photo of full vase
2. Photo of top/mouth of vase
3. Photo of base/foot of vase
4. Show a ruler/tape measure next to vase or record the height in the item description
5. Show the opposite side of the vase. Also show close ups of any patterns/designs on the vase.
6. Show the bottom of the vase. Manufacturer’s names are usually found here.
1. Photo of full plate (ideally on a plate stand or propped straight up like this)
2. Close up of any design/artwork on the plate
3. Hold a ruler/tape measure across the plate or record the diameter in the item description
4. Photo of the back of the plate
5. Close up of any manufacturer’s markings (usually found on the back of the plate)
2. Close up of the design/pattern found on the dishes
3. Close ups of any additional pieces (teapots, cups, sugar, creamer, gravy boats, etc.)
4. Hold a tape measure across each piece or record the sizes in the item description
5. Check on the back of a plate or underneath a cup to find the manufacturer/pattern name and show a close up
6. Show close ups of any minor chips found. If any of the pieces have large chips or cracks do not include them with the set at all.
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1. Photo of all glasses/cups that are included in the lot together
2. Photo of one single glass alone
3. Hold a ruler/tape measure next to the glass or record the height in the item description
4. Check underneath the glass for any brand names. It can help to hold the glass up to a light to see any wording clearer.
1. Photo of full vacuum and any included attachments
2. Close up of body including brand name
3. Close up of model number
1. Photo of full flatware set displayed in an organized manner
2. Photo of one place setting: Dinner fork, salad fork, dinner spoon, dessert spoon, knife
3. Photo showing extra pieces (pierced spoons, ladles, servers, etc.)
4. Close up showing manufacturer/design name found on back of handle.
Notes: If pieces are marked “sterling” record weight in grams of each piece type and add up total in description.
Example:
8 knives = 1000g
8 dinner forks = 1000g
8 dinner spoons = 1000g
8 dessert spoons = 1000g
5 serving pieces = 500g
Total weight = 4,500g
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