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ALZO Digital Full Spectrum Light Bulb – ALZO 45W Photo CFL 5500K 91 CRI, Daylight balanced, pure white light, 2800 Lumens, Case of 4 $35.10 Case of 4 full spectrum light bulbs for daylight balanced lighting, energy star compliant, long-lasting at cir. 10,000 hours with 2800 Lumens output; low energy consumption, good for treating S.A.D. (Seasonal Affective Disorder), photo studio lights, or starting plant growth. These are Compact Fluorescent Light (CFL) bulbs. Fits all medium-base E27/E26 sockets, but this is a large bulb that might … |
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Bulbrite Half Chrome 60W A Shape Bulb … |
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RED HEAT LAMP BR40 250 WATTS 5,000 HOURS LONG LIFE LIGHT BULB INDUSTRIAL GRADE INFRARED HEAT LAMP $9.99 250 WATT BR40 INFRARED HEAT LAMP 130 VOLTS 5,000 HOURS LONG LIFE - Bulborama’s red heat lamp provides the infrared heat preferred by many food service suppliers, restaurants, hotels, and salons. Bulborama heat lamp light bulbs satisfy local city and state food service and fire department regulations. Bulborama Industrial Grade 5,000 hour heat lamps are engineered to last up to 10 times longer th… |
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Candelabra Light Bulbs… Silicone Bulb ~ Save $ on Discount Packages of 12, 6 Watt Small, Original Quality Bulb. $19.49 Candle-like bulbs… Silicone tipped lights with candelabra base. Save $ on Discount boxes of 12 quality, safe bulbs. There are less expensive silicone bulbs, but they don’t have the quality. They can burn out fast & sometimes don’t work at all. Silicone bulbs are a perfect choice for country lighting, country window decor, log homes & cabins, romantic lighting for restaurants and home decor. Put … |
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Fonda San Miguel: Thirty Years of Food and Art $34.95 Book annotation not available for this title.Title: Fonda San MiguelAuthor: Gilliland, Tom/ Wood, Virginia B./ Ravago, Miguel/ Kennedy, Diana (FRW)Publisher: Shearer PubPublication Date: 2005/10/01Number of Pages: 238Binding Type: HARDCOVERLibrary of Congress: 2005005393… |
i am selling the contents of a restaurant loaded with antiques and a bar -what’s the best way to find a buyer?
the bar is 20′ long…great victorian american. there are incerdible 600 pound Antique Light Fixtures, etc…too big for me to move or list on ebay? any advice? is there a website where i could find people that NEED things? like a “THINGS WANTED” website?
I do suggest ebay. I recently sold a vintage solid oak bar on ebay which was 16+ feet long. The guy traveled over 400 miles one way just to pick it up. You just have to say pick up only for the larger, heavy stuff (or if you have a truck and a strong back, offer delivery for a charge within a certain mile radius). Mind you, not everything always sells…but it’s a good start because ebay reaches so many people for the price that you pay to list and sell.
Another way to go is have a big sale at the location where everything is located. I’ve done this also. The key is advertising what you have. The word antiques draws in a lot of people. Restaurant equipment is a good draw too.
I personally think that listing on various websites can be a waste of time. The chances of people finding your ad is low. One other idea that I’ve never actually tried (because I tend not to trust people) is to find a local (trustworthy/reputable) auction house that deals with antiques or antique shop and see if they can sell the items for you for a commision. These people often know of buyers from all over. If you choose that route…first make a list of everything that you have and try to research their worth so that you can get a fair price. An auctioneers usual commision is 20%-30%.
Good luck to you!
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