What Did I Buy At The Auction? | I Bought Boxes On Impulse | Vintage Haul
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Hi Andrea, good to see you again. Some pretty pie plates. And nice flower pots. ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️🥰🤗
Auctions can be a bit hit or miss, that said I have done quite well over the years. Once bought a box of tatty bags for a couple of quid and one had a couple of gold bracelets hidden inside the lining! I would certainly sort through the buttons carefully might be bakelite or silver ones or other treasures in there. I think you did very well 👍
Thanks Rachel. Good tip, we’ll have a rummage.
Re the Scribbans-Kemp tin - Scribbans & Co bought George Kemp Ltd (biscuit makers in London) in 1946 and changed their name to Scribbans-Kemp Ltd in 1946. They sold the bakery part of their business in 1969 and renamed themselves to S & K Holdings. So the possible date range is 1946 to 1969. With regards to the plates etc. that aren't worth bothering with individually, have you thought of doing bundles by era? Pre pandemic I used to buy cheap lots at auction because I wanted 1 or 2 pieces in the lot. The rest I would put in lots of say 5 designs from a certain decade. Then with the rest I'd put in "Boot Sale" or "Craft" Lots collection only. This lead to one local customer who would buy boxes of chipped ceramics they smashed up into little pieces to make beautiful mosaics, another who bought odd cups and mugs to make into bird feeders, and one who bought unchipped ceramics to sell at a boot fair. Certainly not big money, but being paid a few pounds for something collected from your doorstep is better than nothing, keeps stuff out of landfill and gives others the chance to make some money themselves.
Thank you for the info on the tin, also great advice on the mixed lots by era or for craft. I hadn’t thought of that 🙂
Grind let is good!! Picked up an immaculate lidded coffee pot for 24p from charity shop the other day !
I’ve got a big collection of Spode Christmas China , some of it was my grandmother’s, I love it .and I have a lot of the Portmeirion China with the old back stamp , I use it all . I’m really enjoying watching your videos . especially as I live in Norfolk and know all the places you go to . 😊
We’re always open to suggestions of places we can visit ☺️
I think the Corning smoked glass thing is one part of a terrarium plant helper. Complete, they sell well in the USA for around $100, so might be worth selling as a replacement spare. The clear glass trough looks like an art deco posy bowl. Do an image search on the oval blue flow pattern dish. Victorian ones can sell well. It might be Henry Alcock Touraine. Re the buttons, I would pull out all the pearl and glass ones to sell as a bundle.Lingerie makers and costume departments buy them. Likewise separate any metal military ones.
Ah fab thank you 😊 I’ll do a bit of research on the plate and ‘trough’. Good advice on sorting the buttons. I was just going to sell as mixed lots.
Great video, very enjoyable Thank you. When I was at school and we had summer fetes, we were always asking for odd peices of crockery. It was to put on like a Welsh dresser and the idea was to throw balls at it and you would get a prize depending on how many you broke. Maybe if their is a village fete where you are, you could use the chipped items for that xx
Yes, we have the same thing at the fete in my in laws village. I donated a few things to it last year 🙂
If the big ramakin type dish dont clean up you could always use it has a planter? edit also some of those pots would look good outside the house.
we had jaj [blue] full set - as a wedding present in 1978 - gave it away about 10 yrs ago and the set is still full and in use
Awww you should keep some of the pretty plates, smash them and make a lovely mosaic table for the garden. Nice to see you back 😊
Interesting selection. Stall is right about the brown glass Corning plant pot. It should have a round tray underneath. Perfect for growing orchids. I may have the matching base if I can find it I'd be interested in the pot. The 2 JAJ Pyrex plates which are not Carnaby are a pattern sometimes called snowflake which is not so common. I think you are confusing the design with Chelsea as it's the same similar colours and you are right Chelsea is very common. Pie dishes, white pudding dishes all sell on eBay not for a fortune but it's all gravy after the Portmerion. Some good advice about selling the damaged china plates for mosaics. The teapot needs some bleach solution left overnight and then put through the dishwasher. I look forward to seeing these items sell in the future.
Thanks Cath… ah so it’s a plant pot! That makes sense. Should sell ok then, even without the saver dish. I’m pretty sure the plates I have are the Chelsea pattern. I’ve had it before and it’s exactly the same. The Snowflake design I have in white and I’ve actually drafted a few lots of this week.
Yes, that was great advice for the broken plates, I’d not thought of that at all.
I’ve got Astonish cup cleaner which works a treat on teapots 🙂
hello 🙂 thanks... hope you, Nic and family are settling in well at your new home. have a great weekend.
The one you said looks like Denby looks exactly like the Denby Greystone lidded soup bowl (obviously yours doesn’t have the lid) which was Denby exclusively for Sainsburys - I sold one recently on eBay which had a photo of the stamp
Oh ok! I may have been right then, I’ll look further in to it. Thank you 🙂
The bowls and pitcher are beautiful the yellow pasta bowl would be great for a bird bath in the garden.
Yes, good idea 🙂
I think you did super well at that auction! That box of china for 2 pounds! I would have bought that too. In that box you have a serving platter with floers at the corner, I'm pretty sure that's victorian, someone will want that. The blue and white dish looks like what is called flow blue, that could be a little gem. Well done!
Thanks, on further research I’m really pleased with it.
There are a few Scribbans Kemp biscuit tins for sale on Etsy and I saw one the same as yours that was on sale for £10. Lots of lovely things you found in the auction Andrea, thanks for sharing with us x
Thanks Juney 🙂
Enjoyed your video. I bought a box of 'bric-a-brac' at auction a while ago. In the box was just one item I wanted which was worth good money.
I paid £30 for the box, however, the item I wanted, I sold it on eBay for £80. As they say - Someone's rubbish is another person's treasure. 💷
Ah well spotted, that’s the way to do as a lot of people will only see a mixed box of random items.
Hi Andrea could it be a celery boat? Really enjoy your videos x
Possibly 🤔
Flowers and Garden plant pots are from poundland with Birmingham address on label on base
I would check the buttons for Chanel ones - they sell really well and they are always marked :0)
Just a suggestion, but a video on how you clean your ceramics may be of interest. The Biltons plate is a Kathie Winkle, love her stuff. I've tried selling plant pots and unless they're really unusual they stay around forever. I've also tried selling vintage buttons but was a complete waste of time, I think I'm going to throw them back in a tin and sell as a lot too lol
Thanks Lynne. Yes I may do that. I have a video on cleaning mugs on the channel.
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Maybe a glass lampshade that smoked glass thing
Apparently it’s part of the Terrarium plant helper 🙂
@@andreahills74 who’d have known lol interesting I thought the hole was abit narrow for a light fitting
You got a nice selection of items and it's good that some items you want to keep. I use biological washing powder and boiling water to get rid of stains at bottom of mugs etc. It usually works a treat. It may work for your teapot. :)
My Nan used to use Ariel on her teapot… worked a treat. I’ve been using Astonish Cup Cleaner which is great.
@@andreahills74 oh I've not heard of the astonish cup cleaner. Will look out for that. I have been using daz. :)
Could you use cup clean on the plant pot? Very nice haul! 👍
Yes will give it a go 🙂
Lovely to see you back Andrea...... re. any pretty patterned or coloured china that is chipped or damaged, I have a friend that makes mosaics and is always looking for pieces. You could do bundles for Etsy, Ebay or your booth with the keyword mosaics?
Ooh ok, thank you. I’ll look in to that. I hadn’t thought of that at all 🙂
Likewise with glass- it's a great way to recycle unusable things!
Hi, Jarrolds is a department store In Norwich, that bag might be 80-90s 🙂
Looks classic 1970s to me
Thank you 🙂
Jarrold was also a publisher of postcards- based in Norwich.
Google Jarrold and Sons postcards. There must be a lot of their vintage postcards in your part of the world.
The pudding bowls would've been great for Xmas puds. Jarrolds is the independent department store in Norwich which has been about donkeys years
Thank you 🙂 Yes you’re right, I’ve missed the boat on selling those for Christmas.
Do you have a PO Box or anything I’ve got some Pyrex that will match some your collecting and would like to send it to uou! Xx
That’s incredibly kind of you. We don’t have a PO Box I’m afraid. I can let you know an address if you’re able to message either on Instagram or by email, which are in the description box 🙂
Andrea I have sold the tin you wanted to keep. You can find all the details and dates of production by the make, can't remember who made it. Was it Peak Freans 1950s sold for £20
Ah really! Thank you 🙂
The white square side plates look similar to Shelley Dainty White. Could the glass blue tint item be a posy vase?
Maybe 🤔 Thank you.
The small blue and white plate is described as 'flow blue' and may be the plate for a gravy or sauce boat
Thank you, yes good thinking it does have the look of a gravy boat plate 👍🏻