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- Downsizing with Jane Green: # 1- Assessing the Project
- Downsizing with Jane Green: # 2- Starting the Sorting Process
- Downsizing with Jane Green: # 3- Making emotional decisions : Family Heirlooms
- Downsizing with Jane Green: # 4- Seasonal items "Does it Fit?" : Decision making for todays lifestyle
- Downsizing with Jane Green: # 5- To Consign or Not: Is it important
- Downsizing with Jane Green: # 6: Dealing with antique items
- Downsizing with Jane Green: # 7- Ephemera, Memorabilia and Photos
- Downsizing with Jane Green: # 8- Transporting and storing artwork
- Downsizing with Jane Green: # 9- A smaller Footprint means portability in furnishings
- Downsizing with Mark Ripkey: # 10- Toolboxes. What do you need?
- Downsizing with Mark Ripkey: # 11- Toolboxes. More essentials
- Downsizing Day 3- Zoe and Deirdre talk about emotionally de-cluttering life
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Downsizing with Jane Green: # 5- To Consign or Not: Is it important
Is it vintage art or consignment? Jane Green of A Clear Place looks at a vintage artwork from Korea with homeowner Mary. Jane suggests checking with a vintage art collector or other source when planning for a sale.
Separating items in a sale, particulary if it is multiple family sale is a topic covered in the fifth video in the Seniors Homing Together downsizing series. Mary and Jane talk about separating the items for sale. Jane mentions tracking items with assorted dots or color coding to keep track of each individual's sold items.
