Some Sold Pics

It has been a while since I showed some pictures of what has sold in my booth.  I like going back and visually look at what has sold instead of just looking at the spreadsheets.  It also serves as a reminder of what types of things I should focus on. Hopefully it might give you some pointers too.  

 

As predicted in a previous post, this kitschy tray sold right away.

Mad Men glasses don't stay around very long when placed in front of my Mad Maine sign.

Somebody's kitchen is a little more cheerful.

My beloved Coleman cooler finally sold.  A little sad to see it missing in action.

Vintage kitchen stuff sells.  But I am getting tired of looking at that fondue pot.

Sad puppy and Florida souvenir plate are gone. One salt glaze beer stein sold, and I found the other one broken.  Oh well, I chalk it up to a two-for-one sale.

I always sell a few mugs every month.  Here are a couple that sold recently.

A couple of Christmas tins.

Owls are still hot.  A pair of salt and pepper shakers and a necklace.

Remember how I complained about these stylish pieces being left behind?  Well, now they are styling up somebody's home.

Another set of Mad Men glasses (which sold as soon as I placed them in front of my Mad Maine sign).

A couple of pans, a planter and a table (which I did not intend to sell, just use as a display piece.  I got a phone call, and decided a sale was better than a generic display piece).

Hopefully hanging in a little boy's room.

So, how do you keep track of what sells in your booth?  Do you keep a log, pictures or use the sales report?