✦ Disney Traditions ✦
Jim Shore's Disney Traditions line turned folk-art quilting patterns and classic characters into one of the most collected figurine lines of the last twenty years. Retired pieces have a real secondary market — and we buy collections of them.
Get My Free OfferCurrent-production pieces trade near retail, which means modest resale — but retired sculptures, large "big fig" statement pieces, event exclusives and early designs can bring strong money, especially villains, holiday pieces and the elaborate multi-character scenes. Chips and repairs hit hard on these carved-texture designs, so honest condition photos up front make offers faster and better. See how we grade in our condition guide.
Traditions collectors rarely stop at three pieces. Whether it's a shelf or a cabinet wall, photograph it wide, then close-ups of any big figs and retired pieces, and send it through the form below — or bring the boxes to the store in Martinez, GA, ten minutes from I-20. Large collections work like our estate purchases: one itemized offer for all of it.
✦ Get your offer ✦
Downsizing, settling an estate, or thinning the shelves? Send a few details and photos and we'll get right back to you with a fair, no-obligation offer — whether you're down the road in Augusta or across the country.
Not sure what you have? That's fine — our guides to what collections are worth and how selling works can help, or just send photos and let us do the homework.
✦ Questions we hear ✦
Current pieces resell modestly, but retired designs, big figs and exclusives have a genuine collector market — often $50–200+, more for scarce pieces. Condition and completeness (tags, boxes) move the number.
The whole collection — commons come with the keepers. That is the point of one itemized offer.
Wide shots of the shelves first, then straight-on photos of individual pieces you think are special, plus any chips or repairs. Honest photos get you an accurate offer the first time.