Family Fight Over Trash or Treasure?
Thursday, November 03, 2011 4:48AM
Are you fighting with a family member over an heirloom or object? Do you disagree about who owns what, or if something should be kept?
Upload a photo of what you’re fighting over… and tell Anderson your story. Click here to submit.
Upload a photo of what you’re fighting over… and tell Anderson your story. Click here to submit.
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I have a Rapheal Kirchner print called The Fox from the House of Art N.Y. Would be interested to know it's worth. Framed and in mint condition.
Hi there, this my 3rd attempt to get help with my items. I tried to send a video and it just kept saying, "connecting". My one item is a sculpture by "Thenn". The other is a huge, silver spoon, very ornate. FYI.....I went to another page to try to contact you and it wanted ANOTHER password. That was some sort of "Dinner contest". I thought, "ok, so I'll have dinner". But it kept mentioning family. For me, that's another show. It also mentioned a "secret" word. The station went down for almost 10 minutes that day!! (Day of the interacial stuff) Also, I keep hearing you Mom in my head saying, "You will love again". Oh, I wish.........So, I'm gonna keep trying because I love your show.
Thanks
Andrea Pinkett
ryvanna@gmail.com
Hi Anderson, I enjoyed your segment on trash/treasures. A friend of mine wants to get rid of (actually throw out) 2 old tables,that her 92 yr old mother has. I think they may be worth something. if they are her mom would be pleased, she could use it to help with medical expenses. Please check out some photos.
Thank you, Shirley http://mail.aol.com/34290-411/aol-6/en-us/mail/get-attachment.aspx?uid=31640985&folder=Sent&partId=1
How much is the doll worth????? You could have at least told us
the value.........
I have a Rudolf Wacker painting. I know it is a one of a kind, and most
of his work was destroyed by the Nazis. It is "still life" oil on wood.
I know there is alot of interest in Austria for his work.
Thank you, Jayne
Two things. I LOVE YOUR MOM.
Second, I wanted to tell you about a bronze/brass sculpture that I have by an artist named "Thenn". It is called "A Treasure Seeker".
It is stamped on the back. When lifted, it reveals a golden woman.
I have pictures and would love to send them to you. I also have a large silver spoon with an engraved "bowl". (part of the spoon) It's pretty wild. Can't imagine anyone eating with it.
Thanks for your time.
Andrea Pinkett
ryvanna@gmail.com
De-cluttering my mother's home and storage unit was one of the biggest nightmares of my life. My mom and her sisters never threw anything away. I always felt like they were slaves to their belongings. The overwhelming presence of stuff in their homes would always suck the energy out of me. Arguments over every single knick-knack and tchotchke was exhausting. Ironically my mom is now living with severe dementia and all the material things she held on to all those years are irrelevant. This has been a huge lesson in my life, as I try to maintain more of a minimalist lifestyle. The reality is we can't take it with us when we're gone. Good luck Anderson with the steps of getting rid of your mom's storage unit. Been there, done that. It's a painful process but such a uplifting experience once it's done.