100 people. That was after 2nd week after storage bors aried. Now that lots of people have found out you dont make storage wars money out of every unit its down to about 30 people each auction. Wednesday having the most people.

No offense but all the complaining you've been doing about the shows and the large crowds and high bids, and the most you've seen is 100 people??  That's the minimum here when they advertise.  Mind you, I've been to one with only 6 people that didn't advertise so it's not always bad.

I just saw 4-500 people at a Friday night auction up here in Canada.  I was short on time so I had to leave after the first locker.  Pretty crazy.

Well, got excited for a sec cause I found s simular one. Yours has the same look as those in the Zseymour Mann collection. But all those are marked, back of the neck.  So if this isn't marked it's back to the hunt I go!

Thanks for the help.  I am actually feeling quite dumb now because I just found a very blatant and obvious mark below the neck.  Not sure how I didn't see it before.  It is marked Cathay Collection.  They don't seem to be selling for very much but I havn't found the exact doll yet.  It also says 1 _______ 5000.  It seems as though there should be a number on that line but there is not.

Thanks Alias, the whole body is porcelain.  I'll try and find an identifying mark tomorrow.

Nice little bride here.  about 16" tall.  Can't find a marking or anything to identify it.  Face is porcelain I believe.  Someone told me they thing it's antique because the dress is dirty but it wasn't really a reliable person.

I got some really good quality cookware, better than the crap I use at least.  It's called Sitram Bistro Pro.  I'm not sure if this is professional/ commercial cookware or not.  I can't find much info on the Bistro Pro series, I think they probably stopped selling it long ago.  I found other Sitram series' and it's pretty expensive and they do have a professional series.  This was from my 2nd unit and it's the first set of cookware I've found.  I really have no idea what to sell this for or what features people look for in cookware.  It is well used, but it's real heavy and feels high quality to me.  Any tips or suggestions are appreciated.  I have more pics too if needed.

Another newbie question.  Got this antique table in a unit.  I'm debating what to price it at.  I took these photos to an antique dealer and he thinks it's about 75 years old and made of elm.  I couldn't get a value out of him, I think because he was interested in buying it and didn't want to say too high of a number, but he did say that the $40 offer I have received on it is too low.  It does have some condition issues.  The table has some splitting where two of the boards come together and there are nicks and scratches on the table top.  The base doesn't look too bad.  Any ideas what my asking price should be?  $60?  $100?  $200?