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Step 1
Figure out what pattern or design grouping your Pottery Barn Kids items are classified under. Some examples include "Pink Island Surf" and "Brady's Airplane."
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Step 2
Search eBay for other items of the same pattern currently being sold. Take note of what prices they are fetching, particularly if the items are used.
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Step 3
Take photographs of your used Pottery Barn Kids items in good, natural lighting. Ideally, use photographs of the items while on a crib or bed, in a clean room. Pictures are more compelling when there are no children in them, but the nursery should have a homey feel.
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Step 4
Include the words "gently used" when describing your item, and also use terms like "pristine condition" and "from a pet-free, smoke-free home" if they are truthful. Any circumstances explaining the items' lack of use--such as you purchased this bedding set and a few weeks later selected a different one--will make your auction more attractive.
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Step 5
Price your items fairly. Look at the starting price of other used Pottery Barn Kids items that have sold successfully and choose a similar price. If your starting price is the same as what the item is selling for new in the catalog or store, you won't get many takers.
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Step 6
Include a return policy. This makes your auction more attractive to buyers.













