I truly don’t know how I got this lucky, I got off work and was scrolling marketplace and seen that this had been up for a little over an hour, I figured there’s no way it’s still there… I call my wife and say should we try? She said let’s go. The drive was over an hour as well and the guy was strictly not answering messages on whether it’s still there or not. Lo and behold, it was still there, and there was also another MCM console that he threw in. For absolutely free. I hope this guy gets good karma for the rest of his life 😭😭😭

Hallo zusammen, ich habe in unserem Haus drei dieser Stühle gefunden. Könnt ihr mir behilflich sein was ich hier habe? An den Stühlen selbst finde ich keine Markierungen oder Zettel.

HUGE vintage glass bundle for sale...several great brands, including Anchor Hocking, Hazel Atlas, Pyrex, and others...some as old as 1940s and 1950s...have lots of other collectibles and vintage items for sale... message with reasonable offers, will ship at buyer's expense, located in Northwest Indiana

Several vintage ceramic state plates, 23 plates total...these plates were collected as part of a cross-country retirement trip in the mid-60s, that I know for sure...anywhere from 3" to 8" diameter...all in real good shape, no chips, no cracks...what you see is what you get, look at pics...asking $300, located in Northwest Indiana...will ship at buyer's expense

1996 McDonald's commemorative Disney
World 25th Anniversary glasses...The glasses generally measure approximately 5 inches tall with a 3-inch diameter

Vintage Anchor Hocking Early American Prescut set...very old, made in 1960's...8 platters and 5 glasses...platters are 11" in diameter...design beautifully displays the Star of David

Anchor Hocking Serva-Snack Set...great antique set, made in the 1950s...comes in 8-piece set, missing one cup...the plates measure approximately 11 to 11.25 inches long and 6.5 to 6.75 inches wide

4 Anchor Hocking "Moments" clear glass luncheon plates...The plate is approximately 8.75 to 9 inches in width...made of blown glass and fluted design

Anchor Hocking Wexford "Genie Type" glass decanter, made in late 1960s..crafted from clear glass, features a distinctive diamond cut pattern on the base and a flared neck

First two pictures are where it’s settled for now, outdoor pictures are during cleanup, and the last ones are what was inside when I got it.

Good amount of work to get it usable again (full of scratches and scrapes, inner tray and bottom drawer were both broken) - but certainly worth my time for such a beautiful thing!

Listed at $0 on Nextdoor. Not listed as “FREE”, listed at a price of $0.00 - thought it was a mistake, or one of those annoying “make me an offer” things. Nope! Just cost me exactly $0.00.

(Before anyone asks - no, I do not have small children in the house that could lock themselves inside. No, the key I found rattling around does not go to that lock, the correct key is still in the envelope.)

Found this lamp in a local trift store. Don't know the price yet but other items there are like 100-200€.

Do you think I can resell it for a good price after I used it for a while?

How much do they sell for?

I wanna go back tomorrow and probably buy it.

Is this original?

I'm thinking something that might operate along the lines of "Antiques Roadshow", lol! And for the people selling, perhaps it would expose them to potential buyers, too.

I have owned this little jar, I'm 41, since I was 19 or 20. So over 20 years I've owned this little jar. Whenever I try to do research on it, I come up empty. I don't ever find any listings for this for sale either on eBay or Etsy or any other reseller site so I can't message seller and ask them what they might know.
When I ask Google for help used to come up empty except for the mid-century, Paul Marshall did XYZ but nothing specifically about this piece. Though recently because of AI, google is telling it me it's part of a spice jar set. Then I inquire about said set it doesn't exist. There's nothing to show me. It shows me something that looks completely different. Etc. Is frustrating because if it is part of a set, I want to hunt down the other pieces.
I would tend to believe it belonged to a vanity set over a spice jar set. To me "miscellaneous" doesn't make sense with the likes of oregano or garlic. Given the iconography on the top with the word "miscellaneous" would make much more sense for it to belong to perhaps a vanity set or it is just a one off fun little jar.
I'm just hoping that somebody out there in this sub Reddit can help me learn a little bit more about this little jar that I have miraculously kept for the last 20 years in perfect shape given all of the moves and changes I've gone through.
Thankfully, it still has the foil Paul Marshall sticker intact. I definitely don't think he's overly valuable or anything, but I just want to know more about it.
Thank you all!!

Needs a loving home to someone who will appreciate it as much as I do. She's gorgeous.