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  • Опубликовано: 9 ноя 2024

Комментарии • 11

  • @bernadettecrawford3656
    @bernadettecrawford3656 2 года назад +1

    Great show good dealers and dapper David looking smart as ever.

  • @stewartsanders315
    @stewartsanders315 Год назад

    Great 👍 show

  • @michaelobrien9825
    @michaelobrien9825 2 года назад +1

    Always worth watching.

  • @mackgerry
    @mackgerry Год назад

    First edition pristine Superman comic.
    "It'll never sell, I'll give you 45p for it as a gesture!"

  • @proud_to_be_a_ted
    @proud_to_be_a_ted 2 года назад +1

    Going to chuck a perfectly good, running pocket watch, albert & fob in the melting pot? What bollocks, this would sell as is so very easily. Quality never goes "out of fashion ",

    • @sammyb1929
      @sammyb1929 2 года назад

      Makes me die when they say "Oh they're not in fashion now, Nobody wheres them!" Pfft! It's one of the most sought after objects in the vintage circles.

    • @balance3201
      @balance3201 2 года назад

      He ll sell the watch separate 150

  • @trollmeistergeneral3467
    @trollmeistergeneral3467 2 года назад +1

    The woman with the porcelain figurines was delusional. I don’t think she realised just how badly damaged those pieces were, although they fetched more at auction than I thought they would.

    • @phillymouse2033
      @phillymouse2033 2 года назад +1

      I completely agree with you. She was not happy with what she got. Shame on her. Damage on porcelain brings down the prices every time no matter how old it is. Now, I would have paid the three hundred pounds for that lovely Minton Majolica Pot. It was delightful and the lady was much nicer.

    • @DavidAndTheDog
      @DavidAndTheDog 2 года назад

      Red faced and sulky…. she probably went away and told everyone she’d been cheated 🙄🙄🙄