Posted by Greg1959 on September 08, 2016 at 17:26:12 from (206.72.212.241):
Okay, here goes my question....I know many of you have dealt with this already and now it is my turn.
Both of my parents have passed away over the last 15 years.
They started collecting antiques starting in the 1960's. I also was born into that collecting aura of collecting antiques.
I have plastic totes full of glassware from the 1400s Venice(couple pieces) to the Depression era. I can just about tell you the provenance of each piece.
Furniture, glasware and ironworks. My house is full stacked to the ceiling. My kid says get rid of it, I can't. I can point to a box and tell him that is the China that his Greart grand parents got for their wedding gifts (Royal Doulton, dating back to 1815).
It's not cheap quality or yard sale stuff.
What have you guys done with you plethora of 'stuff'?
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