It seems that you don't well understand my bad english, what I say is if you can find anything made with metal which has the characteristics of an...
I would be but I have retired from ebay selling and indeed from most selling, although I still buy stuff to keep, when permitted by she who must...
the PITA of customs declarations I don't see them as a problem, but an opportunity to label a thing as being of very little value, whatever the...
Some rather dubious information from lecollectioneur. This is certainly a mid 18th C movement, the comment about the movement pillars makes no...
That is what is called a birdcage movement and is an earlier form directly derived from the lantern clocks of the 17th C. so your clock may be a...
Best way to start a recession is to go around predicting a recession.
You must have an absurd amount of underwear.:-) You might find more examples by calling it a tallboy, I doubt anybody but the most dedicated...
It appears to be a brass dial 30 hour cottage clock from around 1760 -1780, made by Benjamin Goldsmith of Halsham (or possibly Hailsham). It...
Theosophy is a witless rambling of word salad, quite worthless, but there are some enthusiasts and they should be dumb enough to to pay you...
This is an object where all you need is 'Polyphon', any potential buyer will need nothing more than good pictures, notably of the comb to show any...
No collectable value, no precious metal value, utility value only.
It looks like what I would call a schoolboy collection Quantity over quality and it is unlikely that any stamps were bought individually for any...
I don't like elephants. They are an evolutionary dead end for a very specific habitat. I wish them no more ill will than they wish me, but their...
I am somewhat puzzled by people treating paintings as if they were photographs, representations of actual places and objects. Some are, I know,...
If you read the paperwork you will see that their idea of a 'limited edition' was 'all we can make in just under 6 months'. Throw away all the...
In my opinion it is a relatively late painting of this type. Most are 19th C but I think this one is well into the 20th. C. I suspect it is a...
It is what I would call a schoolboy collection. As Davey said, material you buy by the kilo. It is an accumulation of stamps rather than a collection.
If it makes a difference I'd say it has no commercial value apart from the very small silver value. It has no utility value nowadays, even women...
I'd have bought them and used them. I like to buy things like this to have till I die. I don't care what happens after that :-)
Americans seem to describe any form of lever lock barrel key as a skeleton key. Linguistic drift.
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