Community Chat

[hovis]

I noticed Lori's TSV retails for $600.00. Who would ever pay that much? I don't think it's even real wood. Just an observation.

[brii]

$600? No way. I wouldn't even pay $300 for it.

It's not real wood and looks very cheaply made, IMO.

[faeriemoon]

I think that price of $600 is an exaggeration. I know furniture and I know QVC, and I know for certain that they go the cheap route when making a TSV.

[Shorty2U]

I think it looks nice but I wouldn't pay that either. (I don't have that much jewelry to near fill it either).

Also, I wouldn't pay what Q charges for a lot of her items. (like those metal tree, etc. decorations, Ive seen some like hers here for 30-40 bucks!). They just are not worth the price they charge!

[Burnsite]

This was in the early 2000s, but the wooden Thomas Pacconi armoire that I purchased (not a thing of beauty, but very useful to have) was $109.00. For that price, it was worth it.

I loved Pacconi's glass ornaments, but fortunately got them as TSVs several years running, so I wouldn't be the market for more even if they returned as products.

[Burnsite]

Nona, I just checked, and the TSV is 279.+ and on 5 Easy Pays. Is there a $600 dollar item of the same kind being sold today?

[CharleyHorse]

Burnsite, I think the 600 is the retail price. CH

[HisElk]

I've seen these piled high at the Q outlets. Whenever we used to visit, they had many piled on a display and just sat there; people looked, but they just didn't sell even with them being priced much lower.

IMO, they were just "ok".

When Thomas Pacconi sold on the Q, I ended up finding an armoire at the outlet many years ago and it's still holding up well.

[Puzzle Piece]

To me it's junk.

[newziesuzie]

I think they're overpriced plus I wonder about if it's a bad idea to have all the jewelry in one place portable and easy for a thief to carry off.