My online antique shop site shoots craps during the holiday season
I am so upset over the fact that my website is not fully functioning at the busiest time of year.
It started out 5 months ago as a simple redesign of the website and has turned into a complete mess that I am being billed for.
My side menu is gone... where, I don't know but I cannot get it to reappear. I have not been able to add new inventory for all these months either.
So if you happen to need something for the holidays please email me and I will see if I have it in stock.
I apologize for any inconvenience this has caused any of my regular customers.
It started out 5 months ago as a simple redesign of the website and has turned into a complete mess that I am being billed for.
My side menu is gone... where, I don't know but I cannot get it to reappear. I have not been able to add new inventory for all these months either.
So if you happen to need something for the holidays please email me and I will see if I have it in stock.
I apologize for any inconvenience this has caused any of my regular customers.
posted by Mishy at 8:14 PM
7 Comments:
My comment relates to the Klumpe Pharmacist doll on your site. I have this exact doll, & I bought it in Barcelona in the early 1970's for my soon to be husband. What is actually missing from your doll in his right hand is a pair of forceps holding a tooth! He is a dentist doll! I bought a teacher with pupil at a black board for myself. So nice to see they are now in demand.
Hello,
I just popped in to say I am enjoying finding my way around your pages of china marks. I am an absolute beginner on them, and am attempting to catalogue a large museum collection in Australia.
So I can provide you with heaps and heaps and heaps of china marks if you would like them.
http://gipps-heritage-park-cataloguers.blogspot.com/
Regards
Linda
Site looks great to me - no sidebar needed.
Thought your and your readers might be interested in knowing about the 2nd Annual Heritage Society of Austin CIRCA Antiques Show that will be held April 18-20, 2008. We have a blog at circaantiques.org and are revealing the dealers every few days.
The show is being hosted by the Heritage Society of Austin -- Austin's oldest and largest preservation group that has been working for more than fifty years to preserve and promote Austin's treasures -- and produced by a large and committed committee of volunteers.
Thanks for letting me us your blog space.
Your dolls listed as European Russian or Polish dolls are actually Croatian. The one with the red hair piece is from the Prigorje region of Croatia and the other one is from the Posavina region of Croatia. I teach Croatian folk dancing and I know all of the costumes. I hope this helps. Thanks.
as i browsed, i stumbled upon a site selling japanese antiques.. i would like to have your personal comment on it.. would you recommend it?
it's at http://www.japanese-antiques.net
thanks! :)
I personally would be hesitant to recommend this website to anyone as it is directing people to ebay auctions and without actually seeing some of these items there is no way to know if they are TRUE antiques from the periods defined or even antiques at all. These items are being heavily reproduced. Purchase with care.
Can anyone think of a good way to verify antiques from the perspective of a seller online? I want my buyers to trust me and they will be reputation but to get the ball rolling with newbies I'd like to have guarantee for them.
Any ideas?
Mike McNabb
Stiles Auction, LLC
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