We really are just beginning to open our doors with quality finds that everyone will cherish, love and treasure. Such as some Department 56 Items, a wonderful 1904 book in great condition, Hulls pottery matching vases that were auctioned and won at extremely reasonable prices.

You are wondering how do we handle our products? After we have a great day going to all the sales and places that we find these treasures at, we visually inspect each item, we check for safety, completeness, and how the item works. Battery items are tested, Items are plugged in and checked. If an item is not good enough for me to bring into my home, for my personal use, It is trashed. We clean each item..If, we can't clean it, and it is not useable, suitable, or collectible, It is trashed in most cases. Rarely, do we continue with that item, unless it is a historical or a vintage item that someone with skill can do something with. We always, tell you in the listing that this needs and you are given a fairly accurate description regarding the item.

From there, it is brought in for picture processing. Another visual is done, and if we find something that is not suitable, it is tossed out. Pictures are taken, and downloaded to the computer, We take the pictures, add pertinent information, and process for web browsing.

When listing, we take measurement, colors and so forth for the listing. You are saying, Hey, why handle the item again? The more we check out an item, the more chance of catching a defect, and the better the desctiption will be. Better for you, Less head-aches for us.

We do more than list an item, we do research on many of the items, especially if the history or type of item warrants us to do so. I am still searching for information on an item that I am just sitting back wondering how this works, who used it, and how old it it. Until we find this out, I have to hold listing for a little longer.

Why did you name your eBay store what you did? Well, we found a lot of the items in the beginning in our own home, hidden away in closets, and boxes that we hadn't used or viewed in some time. Hidden away from our little world and offered world wide, Our hidden treasure became someone's' treasure found. Today. we find a lot of our Hidden Treasures at auctions, yard sales, where someone treasured the item all their life, and the family just sells it. Treasure seekers items becomes someone's item caretaker till they are united with a new owner who really does appreciate and treasure them, once again, for what they are, what they represent, and sentimental values.

We do our best at offering items as reasonable and as affordable as you want them to be.

Please visit our quaint, but growing eBay store. As well as items that we are selling through auction listings!

Grab a cup of coffee, or a soda, and browse through the listings.

IF you still haven't found what you are looking for, eMail us. We may have your sought after treasure just waiting to be listed, or we may know where to find it for you. If we just don't have it, and we are as lost as you are, as to where it can be found, we'll help you find it. When we do, we will notify you, and list it in our eBay store, giving you first option to make an Instant Purchase.

We've been successful in finding many items that we were asked to list or find. A neat Harley fan, had just bought the bike of his dreams, he needed a owners manual, we had one, and he made an instant purchase. A sad lady in Japan loved AVON bottles, and decanters, we were able to find what she wanted, and at a far less than market value. We listed it, and she won the item.

An international buyer in France, was searching for a long enjoyed fragrance, and could no longer find it, we didn't have it. I spotted it at an estate sale, won the item, eMailed her, listed it in our eBay store, and she bought it.