Bargain Hunt: The Spotter's Guide to Antiques

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From makers' marks and tell-tale historical styles to details in foils and finials, this will be your one-stop guide to making good choices on your own bargain hunt - while also delving into the fascinating stories behind many of our favorite antiques. Bargain Hunt: Spotter's Guide to Antiques' is packed with essential information from the 'Bargain Hunt' experts on identifying quality across a range of antiques. Her other books include the Springwatch Almanac, The Ambridge Chronicles, and Murder Mystery and My Family. The Bargain Hunt Spotter's Guide to Antiques is packed with essential information from the Bargain Hunt experts on identifying quality across a range of antiques.

A Bargain Hunt is more than just a quest for cash, though - from traveler's trunks and tea caddies to walking canes, coins and quirky costumes, each of the items chosen has their own story to tell, forming a small part of our collective social history. Natasha finished the segment by reminding viewers to "check out page 53" if they have an original copy at home. Read more about the condition New: A new, unread, unused book in perfect condition with no missing or damaged pages. She asked Charles: "Surely a victim of its own success, almost every house up and down the country has one of these. They include Caroline Hawley, Charles Hanson, Danny Sebastian, Gary Pe and Anita Manning, who runs Glasgow’s Great Western Auctions.Finally, on page 53, you've got the equipment for a certain spell, and the word 'wand' is mentioned twice. But it's the first novel written by JK Rowling, but more than that, when we found this book, which our client had bought from a table-top sale, and if you open it up you'll see it's a hardback, one of only 500, printed by Bloomsbury in 1997 and 300 went to libraries.

Natasha reminded viewers: "So, if you have one of these at home, check out page 53, check out the first pages. I found brass tins once used for cigarettes (the brand was Standard) that today are perfectly suited to two packs of playing cards. We honour Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples' continuous connection to Country, waters, skies and communities.The word "philosopher" is misspelt on the back cover, whilst a list of equipment required for Hogwarts lists "1 wand" twice. Finally, on page 53, you've got the equipment for a certain spell, and the word 'wand' is accidentally mentioned twice. In our house the purchases are always followed by a lively debate about whether too much has been paid, potentially followed by speculation that just such an item resides at the back of the loft,” says Farrington. From makers’ marks and tell-tale historical styles to details in foils and finials, this will be your one-stop guide to making good choices on your own bargain hunt – while also delving into the fascinating stories behind many of our favourite antiques. Read more about the condition Very Good: A book that has been read and does not look new, but is in excellent condition.