Another addition !

[Sterling]

Woke up Saturday morning to find some unique items at one estate sale... Here they are, my new addition is this beautiful Native American grinding stone that I paid 50$. bike I paid 40$', oak dresser I paid 50$, sterling candle holders I paid 2$, vintage NM Acoma pottery signed J. V. Garcia and I paid 2$. Mork & Mindy game was 1$

 

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[vpnavy]

Nice buys. Thanks for sharing...

 

[war-digs-it]

Good deals you picked up. The grinding bowl or pestle thing looks pretty big?

 

[Sterling]

Yes it's about 13 in width x 5 in in height. ...If it wasn't for being such a beautiful mortar I would not have spent that much on this piece...

 

[war-digs-it]

Such a strange coincidence that you posted that "Mork & Mindy" find just before his death...I didn't look it up but felt "something" about it at the time you posted it. There is some deep stuff out there that amazes me.

 

[war-digs-it]

Forgot to say, I had a small seed pot from the same maker. It was about 3 1/2" diameter and sold for $35 if I remember correctly.

 

[mugsisme]

The Mork & Mindy is going to be worth a lot more now. (So sad.)

 

[diggummup]

I like the seed pot. I still have my first piece of Acoma pottery. Sits on the nightstand full of change. And yes, i'm sure there will be a temporary surge in Robin Williams/ Mork & Mindy memorabilia, unfortunately. It's a terrible thing that someone who brought joy and laughter to so many was in such dire straits personally. Cool mortar by the way.

 

[Sterling]

I know"WD" that was very strange that after posting that " a Mork & Mindy " game, the next day we would loss a awesome entertainer..."" Dig" do you think I should hold on to that " Acoma Pottery"?... Thanks for the replies and comments....p

 

[diggummup]

I know"WD" that was very strange that after posting that " a Mork & Mindy " game, the next day we would loss a awesome entertainer..."" Dig" do you think I should hold on to that " Acoma Pottery"?... Thanks for the replies and comments....p

I only held onto mine because I use it. Mine is a lidded 9" polychrome bowl. I've sold a couple smaller pieces before including a seed pot, nothing special though. Most of it isn't too valuable unless it's an older piece or by a noted artist. Large pieces tend to do well also.