Well at least one problem is solved. When I took the car back to the "certified repair facility" they said something was blocking the air flow distribution. They cleaned it and I went right to the "certified test facility" and it passed the test. I immediately went and registered the car because as I was leaving the "certified test facility" the "uncertified" engine light came back on. At least it worked long enough to pass the test. I'll take it back to the "certified repair facility" tomorrow and see what they have to say.
Also a couple of small, but encouraging sales to report. It looks like the fall sales are picking up a little.
Sold a Princess House Heritage Blossom Cereal Bowl. (We have more).
Historical Data -- Princess House was founded in 1963 by Charlie Collis. By using Home Party Hostess's and a network of Lifestyle Consultants, they provide quality everday and special occasion home products to consumers.
More Princess House at Quality Junk in the Atomic Mall
Sold a Sango Maui Dinner Plate. Description -- Larry Laslo Collection, Pattern 7001. Orange, gray & black tropical floral design on white ovoid body. 11 1/2" x 10 1/4" plate. Excellent used condition with no damage. Made in Korea. First issued in 1986 and discontinued in 1992. Estimated (06/09) replacement value $22.99. Historical Data -- Sango Ceramics Indonesia is the leading ceramics tableware distributer based in Indonesia. They have fine china, porcelain, and stoneware for home as well as for the hospitality industry manufactured in a number of countries. Their products are exported and sold everywhere. More Sango at Quality Junk in the Atomic Mall
Larry Lasko -- Larry Laslo began his long career as an advertising art director and illustrator, and his interiors still bear the stamp of a freewheeling imagination. In addition to using plush materials and saturating them with rich color, Laslo is known for tapping the glamour of another age. There’s hardly a sphere of design that he hasn’t put his fevered mind to: china for Royal Limoges and Mikasa, lighting, furniture, and most recently a line of fabrics for Robert Allen. We asked him what makes his design sense tick. —Paul O’Donnell (Excerpt from An interview on Glam.com):
Larry Lasko Interview
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