Bob/PKB
The challenge: Try to post at least one question per week for us to give some serious thought or research to answer. No "how to install" or "point A to point B", etc.
It will keep us going and might be fun...
The reward? MORE KARMA POINTS!!!! NOW I know I've got your attention. WOOT WOOT
3 Answers
jhharlan
Ducky
What do you do with old art work when you no longer want it? I don't want to throw it out. I'm tired of some of them. Some were gifts. Some no longer match the room. I don't want to sell it even though I may be able to get a few hundred dollars for some pieces. (What if the gift giver would happen to come across it.)
I'm ready for all of your great brain waves! :)
| 9 years ago. Rating: 6 | |
The pieces that have value can be donated to a silent auction benefit. Maybe an antique or consignment store with upscale items might work. You should probably take them to the next city, though, if the person who gave you the piece might run across it locally.
I wish they cared NOW and asked me stuff, rather than coming across it when it's too late to talk together.
isadorafloweri
This is very much link a commemorative Speedmaster; the dial is in onyx, and the indexes and hands are white gold, except for the central chronograph seconds hand. We've noted that link the chronograph subdials are meteorite; Omega says that they are, in fact, made link from meteoric material that comes from the Moon itself.
| 3 days ago. Rating: 0 | |
