Worthpoint help - Kay Finch pottery Camel

I paid a quarter for mine. The colors are a bit different, but it's the same camel. At 25 cents, the risk of it not being worth much was..minimal. (LOL)

mine looks like the one on the left, but I can't see it as a single:

https://www.worthpoint.com/worthopedia/kay-finch-california-camel-figurines-3903835637

https://www.worthpoint.com/worthopedia/vintage-kay-finch-california-pottery-1916340543

 

$129.00 (2022)
$29.51 (2018)

 

So...more than a quarter.(LOL) I figured $20-40. Thanks.

 

Congrats Ruth.Cute piece of Cal pottery.
PS-Speaking of cute lil' critters,I've always wanted to find a box of 40's Vernon Kilns Disney pieces.

 

Way to go Ruth

 

I'd rather it was a few ounces of easily convertible silver, but you take what you can get

 

Ruth's got the right idea marketing wise.If I just need a solid dependable payday, stuff a roll of Krugerrands inside that seedy,old teddy bear I just bought for a buck.
No fuss no muss-no Ebay or Etsy games.

 

Yup. Specie is where it's at!

 

To get to the heart of the darn matter ! Let's travel back to 1980,we're newlyweds in our 20's and an unknown distant relative dies & leaves us a quite respectable trust fund.
Alas,that would've been one thing checked off the bucket list.

 

Trusts are great if you don't have a crazy person as the executor. I know whereof I speak. Better to inherit the money yourself than trusting someone else.

 

We had a favorite relative recently inherit part of a fairly large estate-there were 15 inheritors !. Her brother was the executor,and while quite smart-was new to this kind of legal game.
It was a real cluster*** and sadly some family members will never speak to each other ever again.
If you think today's politics can divide a family-try an inheritance.
The psychic pain frequently lasts a lifetime-money changes everything.

 

You got that right for sure.

 

Folks w/ 50 yrs of history-holidays,births & deaths,gone forever over a few grand !

 

I've heard that song before. Families going nuts over pennies while priceless family ties get the chop.