Well, I can try--at least I'll give it a go!
First of all, define "right price"? What was the overall cost of the things for you, and do you want to make 100% back, or are you willing to eat part of your profit margin in order to sell these?
Do the goods have some kind marketing theme to them that you can use to find a theme for the whole thing on your website? Are you planning on opening a new site for these, or do you already have an established image you're working with?
I mean, at the very least, you can market them as all handicrafts, handmade by professional artisans from around the world, support them in their efforts to make a good living in their chosen artform, etc. If you're cutting your profit margin, you can even make a marketing point out of that, how you're helping in your own small way to keep these artisans producing their goods, etc.
Also, do you have good marketing materials for the items? Really good pictures? Really good copy? Often the right pictures are KEY. Make sure the lighting is excellent, the setting is perfect, etc. (One look at a catalog like
http://gaiam.com/ or
http://www.potterybarn.com can show you how to style your pictures to appeal to an upscale audience -- same with the copy.)
HTH. If you give me some ideas of what kind of products you have, I'd be happy to try and suggest some specific stuff instead of general...
