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Not sure I really like the brooch, sure it's a flower and colorful but it's not my taste. No rhinestones?? Hmmm...lol Not a big fan of the enamel jewelry. It's vintage none the less so I'll buy it anyway. Signed 'Art' on the back.
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I love "ART" I have the snake brooch and bracelet and a few other pieces by the company. I sold a lot of 75 enamel flowers on Ebay made a killing on it. If this is not your taste and you have more you could for sure sell them.
I just bought alot of enamel jewelry on ebay, I think its fantastic, they do indeed fecth high prices! But I do looove my rhinestones !
Wow, 75???? How much was shipping for that? lol I think what I'm going to do is wait a little bit to see if I find more 'Art' pieces and sell them as a lot on a Ebay. They are pretty but if I keep collecting like I am I'm not going to have any room left!! Have to get rid of some stuff! :)
Be careful with what you decide to part with. I had sooooooooooo much I started to sell sell sell and got so excited about how much $ I was getting before I knew it almost half my collection was gone:( I still have tons but some of the higher end items I sold I am now missing and dealing with seller remorse. As far as shipping goes I use flat rate boxes for most of the things I sell. But most of the things I sell are in big lots. I find people feel like they are getting a better deal when they get a bunch of stuff rather then a single item, I know I do:)