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7 comments:
Thats too funny about the cows.You'd never guess.
What are those pumpkin things on the platter?
Also,I LOVE your little ghosties floating about.
Looks like it was a great party!
You asked me about antique booths. In truth the profit fluctuates a lot. For the most part it's just a way to cycle you're junk. I sell enough to pay the rent and buy more. At this point I haven't even made enough to file taxes. The only antiques dealers who make money are the ones who deal in the high end stuff.
Yes,the rent on those booth's can get high and it's normal to charge as much as 20% commission. It all depends on the size and location of the store. IF a person were to make a living wage at it you would have to have several booths in several malls as well as travel to auctions and sell on the internet.
Don't be fooled being an Antique dealer is a lot of work.
Thanks for asking,and have a great day.
I love the slide show, great pictures. Thanks for posting them.
Kim
This looks like so much fun!!!
Great pictures of the barn party!
Thanks for posting them.
A real barn party? Being in such an urban area, I'd never think they still happened. It makes me think of "Little House on the Prarie". I absolutely love it. I so want to know what those little pumpkins were on that platter. Were they candies? Cakes? A treat of sorts?
How fun! I haven't been to a barn party in a while...my husband is from Iowa and we had lots of barn parties but none in OK!
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