I have recently entered into the challenging world of VINTAGE GLASSWARE including depression glass, and some of which I don't even know the name yet. When parents leave this world, often times they leave behind a life's collection of stuff for the kids to figure out what to do with. That has happened in our family. We found that there were things that had sentimental value and someone in the family wanted. There are somethings that we all wonder, "Why on earth did Mom and Dad keep this?"

Then there is the stuff that no one in the family has an interest in, but it looks too good to throw away or put in a yard sale.  So the vote for it is put it on eBay. Now since no one else in the family sells on eBay, you can guess who gets that job. Now I love selling things on eBay. But these boxes of glassware, home decorations, three generations of sewing supplies do look like an impossible mountain! I have decided to begin listing the vintage glassware. No problem! Or maybe Big Problem. I have no clue as to what most of the stuff is called. What a learning experience this is becoming.

So here in this blog I will jounal my learning experience and even try to share those things that I think will help others.

Sharon