In a few months, I’ll be moving out of my apartment and into my fiance’s house. As successful 30-something professionals, we have everything we need, and between the two of us, we actually have a lot of duplicate items.
We’re in the process of going through our things to decide which items to keep and which items we want to sell or donate, and I have just relized how much STUFF I have! I didn’t even know I had some of these things!! I have so many items I don’t use - such as ceramics, a set of very large hand-painted vases, flower-shaped salad plates, sunflower teapot, etc - and I’m just not sure what to do with them. Most of these are items I would have *never* bought, and that I don’t use. The problem is that most of them were reasonably expensive gifts from dear family and friends. Do I offer pieces back to the person(s) who gave them? Do I try to sell them? If so, how in the world do I figure out what they’re worth?
Help?! Suggestions, please?!
Thanks 
Question posted courtesy of: Susan
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I AM HAPPY FOR YOU AND GOOD LUCK. YOU COULD USE THEM AS GIFTS FOR YOUR FAMILY AND GOOD FRIENDS.YOU WILL MAKE SOMEONE HAPPY WITH SOMETHING YOU DONT NEED…..
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