Retrieving a listing ?

[tetibird]

I'm wondering if this is possible.

I bought some paintings a few months ago - the original listing of 3 very large paintings had the sizes. However the but the seller in response to enquiries from two sellers relisted them separately  for each buyer, without particular details & I bought one lot.

I ony  have the listing I bought from which does not have the sizes. I'm now looking for canvas frames for them & I've forgotten the original sizes from the original listing & don't really want to unroll them again unnecessarily. Is there anyway possible to track down the original listing using the seller's identity to track down the sizes?

Thanks

[2011.narelle]

In purchase history probably in Archived which goes back 3 years.

Tick the box time box ie 2014 purchases.

[tetibird]

Sorry, it's not the listing I bought the paintings on, it was the original listing  before the seller relisted the paintings separately (which of course I did not buy from) & it is not in my archives.

[kopenhagen5]

You could try by going into the sellers items and in the left margin select completed listings.

But I am pretty sure only listings within 30 days remain there.

Sometimes googling can bring up listings still floating around in cyber space.

[digital*ghost]

If the sale was in the last 90 days, and other listing sold, and the buyer left the seller feedback, there should be a "view item" link on the feedback received for that item. 

[kopenhagen5]

Excellent thinking DG.

You must have been a Sherlock Holmes in a previous life. 

[digital*ghost]

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@kopenhagen5 wrote:

You must have been a Sherlock Holmes in a previous life. 

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I wish. 😄 As a youngster, I devoured detective stories, movies etc and wanted to be a PI right up until my early 20's, when a bouncer in a nightclub told me that his last job was as a PI, and he spent the vast majority of his time stuck in parked cars, spying on spouses suspected of cheating an not so much PI-ing, but P-ing into empty soft drink bottles.  

Still get that little twinge of what coulda been when I watch the new Sherlock, or classics like The Maltese Falcon, though (reality can't kill the fantasist in me entirely. 😄 ). 

[padi*0409]

Me, I'd unroll them and make my own measurements rather than going on the sellers measurments.

Be a b*gger if you had the frames made up then found they didn't fit.

[kopenhagen5]

(reality can't kill the fantasist in me entirely. ). 

Best to keep it that way. 

I was with a music band in my earlier years and we often played at the Old Lion in Adelaide.

I met and talked with one of the waitresses, very intelligent and attractive, and she was to my surprised in the middle of becoming a PI.

Back then I always thought PI's were all men, so I was impressed she was doing something she wanted to do.

One of my faves is Young Sherlock Holmes, the movie. 

And Padi has a good point tetibird.

[padi*0409]

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@kopenhagen5 wrote:

(reality can't kill the fantasist in me entirely. ). 

Best to keep it that way. 

I was with a music band in my earlier years and we often played at the Old Lion in Adelaide.

I met and talked with one of the waitresses, very intelligent and attractive, and she was to my surprised in the middle of becoming a PI.

Back then I always thought PI's were all men, so I was impressed she was doing something she wanted to do.

One of my faves is Young Sherlock Holmes, the movie. 

And Padi has a good point tetibird.

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Ah, I'm just stalking you kopes, but with this one the only size is what you measure it up to.

Imagine if you had a rare old piece of oak and chopped it up to make a frame...............

I played a bit on stage too, nothing special nothing grand, just a bit of blues.

God, those lights are hot, especially when the foldback ain't working.................................