[Mccoypottery-talk] Slow, let's start a conversation!

[Patti]

LOL my hubbies aunt thought  Roseville was ugly so she  gave away her
pottery from her grandmother  to her one daughter who promptly sold it
all in her thrift shop even though her sister was a big collector . But
His aunt  did   moved to  a retirement community give me  a  piece of
majolica from her grandmother which her daughter  didn't  want  it had a
hairline  and   a real estate agent' offered her  10.00 for and  a big
rooster  she adored but had no place to   show him that her husband had
brought back from italy   during  his time  in  the  paratroopers
during  ww 2 Aunt  Margie is  now  about 80 years old still  loves to
hit folk festivals and  is crazy about jimmy buffet <grin> . Maybe some
the younger set  may not  be into our memories but prefer new  but there
are an equal amount of them that do want these  memories.  I would
rather  sell to a  new collector then try and give my memories to a
child who  doesn't really want or care  about them at least with a
collector you know they will be cherished all over again. When you  have
a history with an item that  adds to the new  persons  own memories
since they know its origin.

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