Not a clue on the first one! lol

Second one, holland pewter, can't tell from the picture the size but kinda looks like what they call a "porrige pot".  A serving dish.  I don't know where you are but here Pewter isn't a big seller. Maybe $20?

Want to be very clear.....I had experience in selling stuff like this but in no way am I sure.
Could be totally off. Just giving you a direction to start looking.  <end of disclaimer>. 

No markings?
Say Cambridge Glass Co. on bottom?

Feburary sucked for selling. Worked way to much.
March I have tue/wed off and that's the days for auctions here.

Did a lot of details and some bodywork. Got an offer on the '67 datsun truck. Hasn't paid yet but looks like a done deal. And got a '97 BMW 528i that I gotta pull out the front end. Should make a couple bucks on that one. Got a couple bids in on some cars that are easy flips if I get them. Low ball'd so don't know. Don't put in huge bids on the online auctions. Found that the auction house's "runs great" differs from my "runs great".  lol

Anyway, set myself up cash wise for march auctions. I think I might overpay on a small unit even if I loose money just so I can say I got one!  Tho I'll tell y'all it was full of guns, gold, 200 safes and 5000yr old Egyptian cat.....that's still alive.  

Here in Washington the title doesn't mean much.
It would have to be signed AND have s Bill of Sale with it.

And she wouldn't put in for a salvage title but an abandoned title. Having the original title wouldn't help in the slightest.

Salvage title takes (as s rule of thumb) half off bluebook. Abandoned titles don't show anything, you get a normal title.

As for you having it, you don't own the car. You own a piece of paper that tells you who owns the car.

Also, if she puts in for a abandoned title the owner is contacted and can claim the car. She would need to put a lien against the title. That way the owner can either pay the debt, give her the car or just drive away. But since there is a lien he can never sell it or get tabs.

Again, this is my state. But it's pretty uniform from state-to-state. I've run into some slight differences but not much.

If you find it to be different let me know. I deal with cars a lot so would like to know.

Perhaps he may think about killing it before grab'n it. Just a thought. 

What a great day Alias!  I am still trying to find a place to unload used batteries.  Everyone around here either doesn't want them, or pays next to nothing.   They are starting to pile up!

I found a guy on CL that pays $9/ea if you have more than 20. $5/ea otherwise. Don't know where he sells. The recycle center only pays $5/ea.

A lot of shops will give you $4. Assume they stockpile and sell for $5.

Just ask around your small auto shops. Or if you see a battery guy ask him. Most of those battery delivery trucks are private owners. Like a vending machine guy. They own a route. He'll buy them for $2-$5.

I wait till I have a minimum of 10. Otherwise it just seems like a waste of time.

Bored. Nothing to do so went driving.

Found 3 car batteries which puts me over the 20 mark so get $9/ea.
Some nice scrap that is an easy $100, perhaps more.
Goodwill had a sale and got a nice end table for $3 and sold s like one for $20. Also a Sentry safe for $6. It's 1.5cu size. Nothing special. Only fire rated at 350 for an hour. Was going to CL it but think I'll keep it until I get a good one.

Then I happened across the local market dumping produce!
Literally saw them pull it from shelf and wheel it out back. Was on cart next to dumpster so got 30ish pounds of various patatoes and yams. 100ish pounds of fruits/veggies.
Spent all eve slicing fruit and freezing. Made 2gallons of juice. Froze a gallon in qaurts.
Big ass pot of soup cooking.....
Normally wouldn't have grab'd it but since 10min earlier it was for sale on shelf....

I always just keep an eye out at stores. Grocery/liqour stores are bad. Everything thing comes bulk and you know if you need that size they will ALWAYS be there.
Look out for stores that receive odd shape/size shipments. Auto parts stores, stationary and art stores.
Places like Target size have compactors but if they are stocking shelve and you ask for the box they will hand over empties.

Do the same with bubble wrap and peanuts.

I've never once bought shipping  supplies except maybe packing tape. Usually I even get that free from post office.  Tho I'm not a big shipper. I do mostly craigslist.