When we first launched our online store, we sold only items we acquired through our own various means. Then after a couple of years we started receiving emails asking if we sell things on consignment. (Apparently our customers are smarter than we are) We eventually got the hint and opened up the consignment side of our business.
It's been another couple of years since then and we think we made the right decision. In some cases we are giving struggling artists across the country their first opportunity at selling their designs. What always comes to mind when a new consignor and their designs join our family is whether or not they'll turn out to be the next Kenneth Jay Lane in jewelry design.
Truthfully, not all of our jewelry designers fall into the ranks of a Kenneth Jay Lane creation, but at least the artists we showcase have their creative juices flowing and who knows what can happen with them in the future?

As you will see, we currently have a unique cross selection of items designed and hand made by our
consignors. For example and even though we covered some of the jewelry made with the healing stones in our last Blog, I'd like to show off some of the other designs available from this artist. The necklace to the right is made of Hematite with a colored crystal accent. Again, the Hematite is a powerful stone in that it helps to enhance personal magnetism, optimism, will, and courage. It is also said to be a good healing and grounding stone, as it strengthens the body and improves resistance to life's stresses. And finally Hematite inspires inner life and helps to keep inward peace.


Changing course a bit, we have another consignor who loves to paint. She paints
in acrylics mostly and get this... on sand paper. It's been hard for us to keep up with her and her latest techniques; one being the newest craze in the art world of ACEO cards.
To the right is an example of one of her ACEO cards of a French Jumeau doll. These cards are playing card size and the fun is trading them like you would baseball cards. Using acrylics, she also painted the Folk Art on wood to the left. I love Folk Art for it's nostalgic look back at our humble American beginnings. 
The pumpkin patch scene to the right was painted with acrylic paints on sandpaper. A 'rough' technique wouldn't you say? Seriously speaking, the sandpaper gives the painting a great texture. Her primitive artwork is beginning to get some notice now after selling on eBay and we can see why.
Moving on to other types of consignor merchandise: Currently on the site we have some awesome Norman Rockwell collectible figurines dating back 30 plus years.
Anything having to do with Norman Rockwell and The Danbury Mint is always a treasure in my book!



The pumpkin patch scene to the right was painted with acrylic paints on sandpaper. A 'rough' technique wouldn't you say? Seriously speaking, the sandpaper gives the painting a great texture. Her primitive artwork is beginning to get some notice now after selling on eBay and we can see why.
Moving on to other types of consignor merchandise: Currently on the site we have some awesome Norman Rockwell collectible figurines dating back 30 plus years.

Looking for shoes? Boy have we got a selection for you and only because of our consignment merchandise! We have shoes in various sizes and for the ladies,
children, pre-teens, boys, girls, casual and of course dress. In other words, there's something for everyone. Check out these heels by Nina: Fabric outer, closed heel and open toe. Stylish and sexy enough to go with any solid colored outfit; suit or dress.


Clearly we can't show you everything we have listed on the site. My goal was to only give you a quick little peek into what we have listed from our consignors. I'd say we've got some pretty cool stuff! Wouldn't you?
And now you know why I love Consignment Stores!
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