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Stopped guessing on furniture prices after I took a photo to Google Lens last month
I used to just look at a piece and think 'hmm, that's probably worth $50' and price it in my head. Then I missed out on a 1960s Danish sideboard at an estate sale in Tacoma for $40 that resold for $600 because I didn't know what it was. Last month at a sale in Federal Way, I snapped a pic of a lamp with my phone and Google Lens told me it was a mid-century piece selling for $300 online. I paid $15 for it and flipped it within a week. Has anyone else had good luck using a photo search tool to spot the real value items?
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wendy6745mo ago
Right? Now I Google Lens everything before I even touch my wallet.
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evanfox5mo ago
@wendy674 it really does change the game. I got burned on a knockoff jacket I found at a market, never again. Now I scan everything from furniture to cookware before buying.
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