Inspire me with the odd things you've sold on eBay

Multiple pairs of very worn shoes for a fair bit. The pair that started it was a £65 pair of faith high heels sold for nearly £300. Kept me going through university to buy “sexy” heels from primary / charity shops etc and sell them for ££££

Eek, I've read about this. But some people said that the buyers sometimes wanted a bit more for their £ - so a message or two about exactly how worn the shoes were 😬, or a photo of a foot in a shoe.

lol @ Raven.
I sold one of these (commode chair)

😄 you really can buy everything on eBay.

£££££ for old shoes you say . . . . . . . .

eyes up 3 pairs of very well worn steel toe capped boots . . . . .

30 pairs of elf ears.
Two terminator heads.
Pendant in the shape of a brain.
A wetsuit.
Nunchucks.

Weirdest thing we’ve sold is a tiny skeleton dressed as a decaying leprechaun, sitting on a rock inside a jar.

IamPickleRick Weirdest thing we’ve sold is a tiny skeleton dressed as a decaying leprechaun, sitting on a rock inside a jar.

😱🤯

I sold a concrete sectional garage, buyer collects.

Yep. DP did a whole range of skeletons wearing various outfits inside jars. You really can buy absolutely anything

These threads always start off all innocent and then someone like @IamPickleRick comes along and has to blow everyone out of the water I mean how do we top that? HOW?!

Weirder stuff exists, I’m sure! It sounds much more odd than it really is.

a few years ago was given some items from a hoarders house clearance and one item was a 1960s electrolux cylinder hoover never been used but filthy because it had been buried in the cellar, so i cleaned it up put it on at 99p start thinking no one would want it, apparently it was a rare one that they only made for 12 months due to a design fault, bidders were almost fighting over it and it went for over £200 and the guy who won it was delighted with it

A very chewed rubber doll of Paul McCartney sold to someone in America, a football season ticket signed by a pop star went for stupid money (I was going to bin but dh thought it was worth a go), a Wedgwood mug that looked as if a child had added a few paint marks went for over £100 are a few of my bizarre ones. My moral is don't throw anything away until you have checked its value even if condition looks dodgy. .

Where do I start?
3D model of tower bridge (bought by a film maker for some kind of mock up)
Vintage perfume bottle (part used) including all original paper advertising flyers - bought by actual perfume house for their museum
Vintage book of dress patterns - bought by bbc costume department
Victorian child’s tap shoes
Vintage mans straw boater
Victorian microscope slides in original case

A used electric foot warmer.