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Collector's Corner: Figurines, Part 1: Sebastian ... - Auctionbytes.com

Hummel, Lladro, Hagen-Renaker - all are well known names in the world of collectible figurines. Here's a look at a few others that have developed devoted followings over the years. Part 1, below, covers Sebastian Miniatures and Bing & Grondahl. Look ...

Voting Question: alien vs predator figurine?

im looking for a 1/6 scale predator collectable model heres the link for picture i want it cheap -> link:www.slashfilm.com/.../images/predatorfigure1.jpg more

Resolved Question: What is a good name for a neighborhood or community of friendly wild animals?

My company is adding a line of collectible molded plastic animal figurines - like rabbits, foxes, hedgehogs, squirrels - that are also garden ornaments. My superior wants to change the name "Willowfield Forest" - which seems like a contradiction in itself - to something else. Any ideas? more

Voting Question: Where can I buy some Dragon Ball Z merchandise?

Specifically collectible figurines. Thanks :) more

Voting Question: Any tips on how to redecorate my room?

OK, my room is light blue, and covered in Twilight posters, a few photos on the wall, and a calender. On my shelves, I have some of my dad's things, figurines, snow globes, small storage compartments, and then my Wicca shrine. My bookcase, of course, has my books on it, and a few storage compartments, and my science project. My desk has a basket, a picture of my boyfriend, a lava lamp, a pencil sharpener, and a regular lamp. There are also some games and my writing binder. My dresser is packed with stuff. My hair stuff, deodorant, perfume, nail stuff, some pictures, poems, certificates, a lamp, my jewelry, and my collectible Edward and Bella dolls. I have instruments spread across my room, three guitars and a piano.I also have some shoes on the floor, a container with all of my slippers and shoes and such. On my headboard for my bed, I have my library books, movies and CDs, my old glasses, my glasses case, my flip video camera, and my book lights. There's also a magazine and my alarm clock. Sorry for such a detailed description. I need to find something to do with my room. It's very crowded and cramped. My mom thinks if we rearrange a little, then my room will be great. We can't paint or wallpaper until this summer. more

Resolved Question: Ahhhhh! I'm having a nose bleed and I'm hyperventilatingting?

See, I was playing with my Star Wars collectible dolls and Luke was just about to find out the origin of the Jedi race and the force from the master See-yOu-Look but then the dreaded Gothranus came, luke tried using his proton blaster but the Gothranus force block stopped the blaster. Then Leia came to save the day, and as i was looking at her hot figurine i thought a dirty thought and started having a nose bleed. Zomg, Omg wtf do i do. I never learned my l337 skillz. more

Resolved Question: Swarovski Tinkerbell 2008 Figurine?

I accidently broke my mam's Tinkerbell on Boxing Day and it has a lot of sentimental value as the person who bought it has passed away, I need to find one but they are limited edition! Can anyone help Here is a link to the picture of it http://www.giftcollector.com/product_isapi_l_2395-m_29-p_80728-s_12-f_9-f_Collectibles-s_Figurines-m_Swarovski%20Crystal-l_Disney%20Crystal%20Collection-store.htm Please can anyone help?? more

Resolved Question: How do I keep collectibles from moving around in their display case?

I have a relatively small display case that houses a bunch of figurines in them. But whenever I need to relocate the case (or even when the case gets nudged) the figurines move out of place or fall over. Is there a way to keep them in place, without using chemicals that might damage them or reduce their value? (But still allows people to look at them?)The Velcro sounds promising, Scrotus, I'm just wondering about the adhesives that the Velcro has in them and how well they will get along to the plastics and all in the figurines... more

Resolved Question: What do you think are the most popular animals that people collect figurines/collectibles of?

Resolved Question: What are the most popular collectable figurines?

Like Precious Moments or Snow Babies, Dream Cycles etc more

Resolved Question: My mama won't let me open my X-mas gift early!?

But I want it now! I need it to display my collectable figurines properly. Should I take it when she's away at work? more

Voting Question: Does anyone know where to purchase teen titans figurines?

I have seen a few collectible ones that cost almost fifty bucks. This is for a 3 yr old so I just want a basic figurine, not a collectible. If anyone knows any where that might sell them please let me know. more

Resolved Question: Great Formula One gift ideas for Christmas?

My dad and brothers are huge Formula One fans, and I'm looking for something to get them for Christmas. They have dozens of collectible car figurines and massive amounts of books of drivers and the sport in general. I was wondering if anyone knew of any good photography (posters and what not) of famous drivers, action shots ect. Their favorite drivers that race in the present are Kimi Raikkonen, Fernando Alonso, Rubens Barrichello, Fellipe Massa. They have many favorite drivers of the past that I don't remember the names of at the moment. Any help will be appreciated. Budget is up to $200 (a little flexible) more

Resolved Question: Can anyone help me find this collectable Wizard Of Oz Figurine!?

My father bought my mom these collectable Wizard of Oz music box figurines in the 80s. However the place he bought them didn't have the Tinman. They told him they would order it. However it never arrived. All these years my mom has been missing the Tinman from the collection. My dad has searched all over for it with NO luck. on the bottom of them they say " (copyright) 1939 Loew's Ren. 1966. M.G.M. Seymour Mann. LIC". They are music box figurines. I cannot find any serial numbers on them. Here is a photo of the Dorthy figurine. http://i296.photobucket.com/albums/mm200/orical154/DSCN0261.jpg I need the Tinman. I would really like to find it and get it for my mom. Thank You more

Resolved Question: the best shops in L.A?

i'm mainly looking for clothes and shoes. i've heard of hot topic, pac sun and journeys. i'm looking for popular stores with nice items, and prices ^_^ but also shops where you can get great stuff like collectibles, comic books, slightly nerdy stuff, figurines, pokemon cards etc. more

Resolved Question: I found these figurines in the cupboard and we have no idea where they came from or what they are?

here's a link to a pic of the figurines http://s301.photobucket.com/albums/nn66/jfitas/?action=view&current=09112009.jpg Does anyone know what they are called or where you could buy them from, Are they collectables? any info about them will be much appreciated! Thanks! more

Resolved Question: Why is Disney merchandise all made in China?

I have a ton of Disney toys stuffed animals snowglobes games figurines collectible cans clothes etc and I have noticed that nearly every single thing was made in China. I thought Disney was an American company founded in California. Why is all Disney merchandise made in China? I wish it was made in the USA cus it would be fun to make Disney toys for a job!it is amazing because most of the products are very beautifully made, were Disney things made in China back when Walt made them?that is true Ryan I have no problem with China I was just thinking how much fun it would be to make stuffed Mickey Mouses and just wondered why all Disney stuff is made in China when it came from California more

Resolved Question: can anyone tell me who to sell collectibles to? and for how much?

I have a massive collection of porcelain dolls, musical boxes, snow globes and clown figurines that i am in desperate need of selling. They were collected for many years by an 80+ yr grandmother..my friends family..granted some of these items look very antique and some of course do not. But i have absolutely no idea where to go to sell them nor do i know how much to ask. They are all inside the home in which i will be moving into very shortly. I recieved a phone call this afternoon by the owners and they asked me to come to the house. I didn't know they were wanting to leave all this stuff in this house for me to take care of, so... i need to sell these things and split the profit with the grandaughter...have any suggestions?? more

Resolved Question: What collection is the #1 collectible figurine in the U.S.? In the world?

Resolved Question: the girls by collectible world studios?

does anybody have a list of the girls series figurines more

Resolved Question: Enough gender studies he/she.. What is the sweetest thing your SO has ever done for you?

3 years ago, during a move, a special edition Precious Moments figurine that my dad gave me before he died got lost. I looked everywhere and couldn't find it.So I started looking for a replacement so I would have the memory, still no luck. About 4 months ago my SO was supposed to be going on a fishing weekend with friends, he came back with an exact replica. Turns out he found one listed online at a collectibles store in COLORADO but the wouldn't ship it. And he couldn't get airline tickets that late. He spent the whole weekend driving down to pick it up.I did get lucky :). I figured everyone was mad that I was "ragging" on him and men in general, so I went for a cheery topic. Lmao@M2JaxLmao @ Dog Busy, can I see Australia from that beach in Arizona??? more

Voting Question: Where can I get collectible Dragon figurines?

I have searched all day and I can't seem to find anywhere that sells these and offers a printed catalog. I hesitate to order online, I know people who have had their bank account drained by reputable looking companies. So any ideas of stores or stores who offer catalogs for this type of gift? more

Voting Question: Beswick Beatrix Potter - Tabitha Twitchet & Miss Moppet?

I have a small Beswick Beatrix Potter Tabitha Twitchet & Miss Moppet figure. On the underside of the figurine, it has "F Warne & Co Ltd Copyright 1976". Does this mean that it was made by F Warne & Co in 1976, and does anyone know if it is of collectable value? more

Resolved Question: Collectibles as gifts?

My daughter will be one in January, and since it's close to Christmas, I had the idea of starting the tradition of getting her some collectible item every year for either her birthday or Christmas. Something that will go up in value so later on, she can either sell them for college/moving out or have a lifetime of valuable keepsakes. I used to collect carousel horses and my husband's mother collects Lladro figurines, so I was thinking something like that. I'd prefer some thing smallish (shelf size) so it doesn't take up too much room. But I don't know much about collectibles that increase in value. Any suggestions? more

Resolved Question: Huh? Help me and recieve a cookie? YAY COOKIE!?

Help, what do i do? See, I was playing with my Star Wars collectible dolls and Luke was just about to find out the origin of the Jedi race and the force from the master See-yOu-Look but then the dreaded Gothranus came, luke tried using his proton blaster but the Gothranus force block stopped the blaster. Then Leia came to save the day, and as i was looking at her hot figurine i thought a dirty thought and started having a nose bleed. Zomg, Omg wtf do i do. I never learned my l337 skillz. Now Jar Jar Binks and Jabba dah hutt is like on my butt because i sold him some coke but it was just sugar, and then the smurfs were like what and Will smith was coming and a going. So as you can see the diagnosis is weird as my mother and father were brother and sister and my mothers father was brother to my fathers sister? HuH? And then my uncle is married to my son and his grandchild to my gret great grandmother. So Buckets are from Mars and tubes are from venus? Oh and about the cookie, i kinda ate them all. more

Resolved Question: Collectibles Doll Figurines?

Ok so my dad has all these old basketball collectibles doll figurines and i wanted to sell them on the internet so were would be a good place to sell them besides ebay more

Resolved Question: How to write an ad to get free stuff from people on craigslist?

like toys, figurines, antiques, collectibles more

Resolved Question: Where and how can I sell this collectible item?

Okay, so my mom's boyfriend gave me a Japanese imported pokemon figurine collectible that hasn't been opened yet and he said it was worth $800 dollars here in the USA so where can I sell it? or another question... should I sell or save it? Here's what it looks like: http://ecx.images-amazon.com/images/I/51FbmL9PeWL._SL500_AA280_.jpg (never been opened, from YEARS ago, collectible, all the way from Japan)HE WANTS ME TO SELL IT!!! more

Resolved Question: A Good Website to Buy Frog Figurines?

My boyfriends mother is into collecting frog figurines. Her birthday is in a few weeks. She is such a sweet woman. I'd like to get her something nice. I've checked Amazon.com and ebay. Nothing seems to really grab my attention. Is there a website with a variety of collectible frog items? Thanks everyone. more

Resolved Question: Don't you hate the "collectable" toys?

I do, with a passion. They all do that (ba*****s!). Whether it is Thomas the Tank Engine, Bob the Builder, Star Wars or Transformers, they all have a "collectable" set of figurines! To make it worse, they have them in about 3 different sizes so when the kid has finished collecting the "2 inch" set, he can then goggle the "6 inch" set. The ethics of toys designers have to be down there, with the politicians, car dealers, etc... Don't you think? Sure I say No and I don't have major tantrums problems but isn't it ridiculous? So many times I have to explain "Sweetie, you already have this one, except it's smaller!" more

Resolved Question: collectable 80's toys worth anything?

I have at home 3 rigadoon puppet dolls, an alf doll, a strawberry shortcake doll that is made of plastic and to this day still smells of strawberries.. also several cabbage patch dolls not sure if we still have them, but used to have a tonne of little tiny plastic my little pony figurines, there were only like 2 or 3cm in size.. does anyone know if any of this stuff is worth anything these days? more

Resolved Question: Anyone know of good pawn shops for art and collectibles in New Hampshire?

This might be in the wrong section, but I'll give it a shot anyways; where can I find decent pawn shops in New Hampshire that buy collectibles such as plates or figurines? Also, I'm not yet looking to put my items online unless I really need to, I would prefer a shop. If anyone knows please let me know soon. It would be greatly appreciated. Thanks! more

Resolved Question: who to contact to sell items?

Such as expensive figurines, collectibles. more

Resolved Question: can you still be an Otaku if your life doesn't completely revolve around anime/manga/video games?

I've always considered myself an otaku. I watch a lot of anime, I buy the manga, I buy the figurines and collectibles, I cosplay, I draw anime characters every day. but I still really like school, and I hope to become a journalist, I also like ballet and ice skating a lot. Am I still an otaku, or just an fan? more

Resolved Question: Pokemon Collectibles?

I recently started collecting pokemon figurines and plush dolls again. Besides Amazon and eBay, where else can I find these items? more

Resolved Question: Any constructive comments on my little prose piece?

Elsie held the porcelain figure in her hand and regarded it thoughtfully. She had always hated it - ever since George had first brought it home to her that day and laid it before her, proudly - almost like a cat presenting a mouse to its horrified owner. "It's horrible", she had said, contemptuously, when he had first shown it to her. "Whatever made you think I'd like that?", she had spat, making not even the slightest attempt to season her words with a hint of gratitude for the thought behind the gift. Elsie was the kind of woman who called a spade a spade and seemed proud of the fact. "It's rubbish. I won't have it in the house. Get rid of it", she had ordered, turning her attention back to her dishes. George looked hurt...crestfallen...devastated - like a little boy who had just received a sharp slap across the back of his hand as he helped himself to a biscuit intended only for visitors. "I...I thought you would like it", he had stammered, trying to hide his hurt. "Look - it's a little bear - with a hat - and a collar and tie. I thought it was cute. I'm told it's a collectable", he had finished lamely. "I'm not having it in the house", she had stated. "I don't want the ladies from my guild thinking I've lost my marbles, cluttering up my living room with cartoon ornaments. It's junk. Give it to a jumble sale - but get rid of it!", she had said. And that was that. Or at least it would have been if George hadn't been made of sterner stuff than his wife gave him credit for. He just couldn't throw out 'little Yogi', as he referred to the unwanted gift. In fact, George's affection for the figurine seemed to increase in direct proportion to his wife's hatred of it. He would tuck it away, half-hidden, behind a picture-frame or a vase until, inevitably, she would discover it and then the game of 'hide-and-seek' would begin again. Many a time she wondered why she simply did not throw it in the bin, but there was something about the face of the figure which rendered her incapable of such action; a bit like a kitten staring into your face, lovingly, as you tried to pull the trigger of the gun whose muzzle it so affectionately rubbed itself against. It was simply impossible, but she hated it - hated it with a passion. "Damn the man", she used to say. And so it went. Until the day she had received a 'phone call from George's office. Was she sitting down? They were terribly sorry. It was so sudden. He wouldn't have felt a thing. If ever there was anything they could do to help, they had said. She had placed the 'phone back on the receiver, slunk down on the chair next to it - and cried - and cried - and cried. She cried for two hours, then made herself a cup of tea, then watched Coronation Street and went to bed. She never cried again. A few months later, the sum total of George's life lay collected in an assortment of boxes and carrier bags gathered in the hall. On the top box, lying on one of George's lambswool sweaters, was the object of Elsie's loathing - that damn porcelain bear, grinning inanely at the ceiling as if it expected the ceiling to grin back. "Hark at me", she thought. "It's almost as if I thought the blasted thing was alive". She laughed at her foolishness and consoled herself with the knowledge that, from tomorrow, it would be someone else's eyesore. Sam from next door had offered to drive George's things down to the charity shop in the town. Then it would be time to forget the past and move on to the next chapter in her life. Life had begun to feel good again - a new optimism had recently begun to permeate her soul and she looked forward to the future with enthusiasm. Her years with George seemed almost like a dream. "This all there is?", Sam had asked when she opened the door to him the next day. He took out the carrier bags first then came back for the boxes. The top box was the smallest so he put that to one side and carried out the bigger, heavier ones, puffing and grunting as he did so. "Last one", he said, as he bent to pick up the box containing that damn porcelain bear. Elsie's eye fell upon it as he did so, and a strange feeling that she did not quite understand suddenly started to well-up in her innermost being. A feeling of...grief, loss, pain, remorse, pity - a kaleidoscope of emotions that threatened to overwhelm and engulf her. "Wait a minute", she heard herself saying as she plucked the figure from its place atop the sweater. "That's it, Sam. Thanks very much for all your help", she said, quietly and with a bewildered tone. Elsie held the porcelain figure in her hand and regarded it thoughtfully. She had always hated it - ever since George had first brought it home to her that day and laid it before her, proudly - like a cat presenting a mouse to its horrified owner. Now, however, she suddenly found that she held a strange affection for it. Like a mother -to-be who has been told that her child will be horribly handicapped, but, surprisingly, finds herselffinds herself loving it anyway. Not grudgingly, not reluctantly - but totally and unreservedly loving it despite its flaws and handicaps, when reason would suggest that she be appalled, horrified - disgusted, even. Sometimes we are surprised to discover that we are not as hard, or as rough, or as unfeeling as we imagine ourselves to be. And so it was with Elsie. She looked at 'little Yogi' and thought of George...and remembered how much she had loved him...and realized just how much she missed him. She tenderly caressed the little figure, kissed the top of its head and, walking over to her very best display cabinet, placed it in prize position on the top shelf where visitors would be sure to see it. Then she smiled to herself and went and made herself a cup of tea, and sat and thought of all her wonderful years with George. "Bless the man", she said. And - somewhere - George was smiling to himself too.(Sorry, I was cut off. Hope it doesn't disrupt the flow too much.)Please note that NO t/ds are from me.Nice one, hydro. Now you're getting into the spirit of the game. Humour is fun, see?Prot, thank you for your glowing comments, but I do need to tidy it up. The main idea has been at the back of my head for a while, but I pressed the "ask" button and then wrote it as I went along. I'll revise it at some stage. Andy, why the surprise? Did you think I couldn't write or something? But thanks for the comments. (Won't you even give it a little kick?)Ah, but Buk...the journey is half the fun. This is really a short story in disguise. I actually think it needs expanding in places. Now, tell me (criticisms aside)...did it move you? (And I don't mean to the toilet.)There are bits that need trimmed, of course, but it WAS written on the hoof. Maybe I'll repost an edited, revised version.And when I do, Cilla, I'll generously explain the basics to you. Then your 'shopping lists' will be sure to show a vast improvement.Incidentally, the use of the word 'had' in places is to denote that these pieces of dialogue are, in effect, flashback sequences.Miss Buns, I can see why you're still single. Difficulty keeping a man, perhaps? No 4, come in...your time is up. Nice of you to describe your own comments in the first sentence. more

Resolved Question: place to Sell Collectible dolls and bears?

I am trying to find a place in the Dallas area to sell collectible dolls, bears and figurines. Anybody have a suggestion? more

Resolved Question: Should I sell my Final Fantasy Master Creatures TIAMAT figurine on eBay?

I recently ran into what I think is a really rare Final Fantasy collectable - a Final Fantasy Master Creatures TIAMAT figurine. Usually, the only available version is BAHAMUT, a purple dragon with red wings. I found and bought TIAMAT, a limited edition variation with blue skin and black wings. I really like the figure, but would be willing to part with it for the right price. I checked eBay and looked for any listings/completed listings for the exact figurine, but there was nothing - no listings, which often means it's something unique and rare. I was wondering if I should keep it for my own enjoyment (cuz it's awesome) or if I should try selling it. If I were to sell it, I'd probably want around $40-$50 for it. Is my appraisal incorrect of this item? more

Resolved Question: Do you like Winey the Pooh stories??..read below?

A winnie the pooh collector was dusting her collectables while on the phone to a friend the shelf collapsed and she gets covered with the fallen figurines and cant move. Her friend says "Are you okay?" she replies "I'm coverd in pooh!" lol...xoxo more

Resolved Question: I want know about halo(the game for xbox and 360)collectibles.?

I am starting to collect the hit series Halo stuff.I need to know specific things i.e. Games,books,comic books,mini books,figurines,toys,board games,replicas,bottles. But i need specific answers of the item and were to get it and the price more

Resolved Question: How do you value collectibles that were broken by a serviceman?

I can see the values in a book, but now my figurines will have glued heads and glued arms. Is there a percentage of the loss for antique collectibles when they are broken. I Need an approach for insurance reasons for the tradesman's insurance company. more

Resolved Question: i have a question about japanese figurines/toys/collectables and Breath of Fire IV?

hello hello hello. i love to collect the little figurines (if they have a proper name im sorry, i don't know it) but i am trying to see if there are ANY figurines for the video game Breath of Fire III or Breath of Fire IV. i Absolutely love this game and their artwork, ive played it soooo many times. i looked online and couldn't find anything. just wondering if anyone knows if there even are figurines for this game or not. thanks for your help. more

Resolved Question: Definition of mint condition ?

I received some figurines and the boxes had wear from age, sticky taped corners, scratches, and sticky marks from where sticky tape had been previously removed. If a collectable figurine, described as "BRAND NEW MINT CONDITION" arrives and the integrity of the original packaging had been compromised...? Without good quality packaging in may as well have removed and played with, what are your thoughts? more

Resolved Question: Egg figurines, what is it called?

Doen anyone know the name of a collectible figurines(s) that resembles an "egg family", but are painted with human features. One is big and opens to reveal a smaller size, then it opens to reveal even a smaller one. Until finally they can go no smaller. I am hunting for the these on ebay but without knowing a definite name is making is difficult. Thanks! more

Resolved Question: How do I sell my collectible figurines and dolls?

Resolved Question: where are mooseberry farms collectible moose sold?

These are collectible moose figurines. I have purchased a few on ebay ( when I say a few I mean only 4 were listed) and I know someone has to carry these in bulk somewhere. more

Resolved Question: Where can I buy Homies and The Palermos Figures?

What retail stores and place can I buy the figurines of Homies and The Palermos little collectable figures. I have set 1 & 2 of the Homies which I bought at Newbury Comics but I'm not sure if they still sell those. Any clue as to where I can find these other than vending machines? more

Resolved Question: where can i find elephant collectables and figurines online or at stores?

We picked names at my job to give out christmas gifts. The person I picked love elephants. Does anyone know where I can find some elephants online or in some department stores? more

Resolved Question: Where can i find Display Cases....?

online that stand up on their own on the FLOOR NOT wall and can hold figurines and collectables. more

Voting Question: Are these allowed in check-in luggage?

Hi, all! I know this will sound like a foolish question, but I haven't flown in several years. I flew to Ohio and am flying back to Mass today and my family has given me several gifts that I'm going to be taken back. They consist of a few fantasy scenes/figures sculpted from pewter, a hand-made clay cup, a few collectable figurines and a metal dragon-shaped tealight holder. My question is this: if these are put in my check-in luggage, NOT my carry-on luggage, will those items be an issue? If it makes a difference, my carrier is US Airways. Thanks in advance! more

Resolved Question: How much is this Jeff Gordon Figurine worth?

I am planning on selling this jeff gordon action figure/doll/whatever and am unsure if it is worth more or less than i am thinking. It has NEVER been out of the box. It is made by hasbro/mattel and is similar to a barbie i guess. It is in a blue box. This is all the information i was able to get: Official Nascar 2000 Starting Lineup Trademark Series Winners Circle Sport Superstar Collectable 28237/28235/Asst Gordon I need to have websites to view the prices and quality of others like this out there on the market. Thanks for you help!! more