Aquitaine's thread on her BiL china sparked some thoughts on how to get a return on domestic china. In no particular order here they are: There...
Spot on. Not forgetting that with a parent's death and subsequent house clearance, personal items are important but maximising value of other...
Sorry CX, can't find this mark :(
Thanks again say_it_slowly, I think this one is a keeper :)
Yes, my feel is that this is tin glazed earthenware, prob English and 19th century BUT I have not had a piece like this before and my knowledge is...
Many thanks, fwiw there are signs of restoration along crack lines.
This 13.4 inch diameter charger was catalogued as a Chinese blue and white charger I'd be interested in your views. [IMG] [IMG] [IMG] [IMG]
How? Many collectors may be discerning but may also be accurately described as buying/collecting obsessively. FWIW I think anyone who spends...
Horse for courses. Collector plates are mostly worthless, but Franklin Mint models can be very good sellers. Most Wedgwood jasperware is of low...
On ebay uk item number 311670320675. Cant give you a link, on my tablet atm and cant work out how to copy and paste.
Funny you should mention that, just listed a 60s/70s MCP tie with a bikini girl on the inside liner!
There were a few that were probably 60s, made from crimplene. What surprised me was the enthusiasm for old company/corporate ties. Handpainted??
We have sold about a quarter of the ties so far, it has been an excellent buy!! :-D
Close... but no cigar!!!
With 400+ ties identified we are down to the last 100 or so ties of our big necktie purchase, mostly UK ties covering industry, sport, military...
Ouch! Daughter was a mudlogger and said the flights were the scariest thing about the job. But for a helicopter to go down..you were lucky to survive!
Davey, not sure if it is a Wessex, could it be a Whirlwind?
Thank You komokwa!
Susan, I think it is too big for a Warthog, Just had a search hit on a VC10 aerial refueling tanker, probably with two RAF tornadoes. Regards, Steve
Ok, so far we have: 1) RAF Chinook 2) Not known, refuelling tanker aircraft and jets? 3) Not known 4) Spitfire 5) Spitfire 6) English Electric...
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