The boy looked at the coin and quickly nod, rushing off in a hurry to the streets that lay ahead, the copper tighty grasped in his hand as he ran. The cafe's servant came to bow to master Tehr, smiling at him. A young half-elven woman with a friendly smile, brown hair and blue eyes, and a nice curve to her chest,even if hidden behind a fine dress. "What would master wish for today's meal?" She spoke sweetly, looking at him. A couple more tables had young women speaking to the men similarily, while indoors there appeared to be a group of older women in turn preparing the food, and a pair of men running ingredients to the kitchen getting orders for more. The people at the cafe seemed to be moving fairly quickly.<br/><br/>On getting to pause and look at the statuette a bit more, he could tell it was fine craftsmanship, and though the ironwood statuette had been simple, it was finely made as well. The obsidian one in turn was almost masterwork, a few things about its tail might perhaps have been done better, it could have perhaps been a little longer, but it looked good as it was. Perhaps just not enough for the first display room.<br/><br/><div class="spoiler_container"><div class="spoiler_header" onclick="hideSecond (this);" role="button">OOC</div><div class="spoiler_body">That applies to level 1 commoners, but the gnome male was expert 7, and the woman herself seeming 3rd or 4th level, she had a bit of acting skill but her dealmaking was not greatest, and as could be seen she broke down. <br/><br/>The items craft DCs would not be in 15s or 20s, they'd be in 25-30 range more likely. The ones with most successes being sold in the front room. Its Londinium, a level 1 commoner would likely not be able to afford a shop anywhere, maybe a stall in a slum. <br/><br/>Also, victorian age displayed greatest gap between wealthy and poor... and the woman falls below nobility, trying to sell to nobility, and with a shop in -noble district-.<br/><br/>Just saying  that there was a reason I took up a big price. I used the base cost for -physical ingredients- for enchanting statuettes, and the others, based on the size, and the rarity of material. You stated you looked for Ironwood, Onyx or Obsidian I believe... where as a commoner would likely ask for common wood or maybe stone or possibly glass.</div></div>