Stoneware Pieces: Keep or Sell? Expert Suggestions for Unused Kitchenware

[ndbigler]

I have some stoneware pieces that my mom bought, and then decided she didn't like them. Do you think I should keep them? And just have extras on hand? Or shall I try to sell them? I have a large bar pan, the rectangular baker in cranberry, the square baker in cranberry, and the deep dish baker in forest green (or whatever color that was).

 

[pampered.chris]

How long ago did she buy them? You could get her a refund or possibly an exchange for a different item or more. I would offer that to her first.

 

[PCGINA]

It is very hard to sell stoneware because it costs so much to ship it. Keep that in mind if you offer to ship to someone...

My .02

~G

 

[ndbigler]

How long ago did she buy them? You could get her a refund or possibly an exchange for a different item or more. I would offer that to her first.

That is an excellant idea, however doesn't the return, or swap need to be within the first 60 days? She bought these last Christmas. And I did give her a partial refund. She told me to give her X amount of cash, and I just took them off her hands. Lol

I do know that shipping stoneware is incredibly expensive, because they are so heavy.

 

[ChefBeckyD]

I would use them as incentives for hosts or downline!