Decorative Dish Bonis Greece
£4.00Decorative Dish Hand Made Bonis – Greece Approximately 18cm in diameter Has a chip on rim but is still a beautiful piece
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Special Assorted Chocolates Tin
£5.00Special Assorted Chocolates Tin Tin with Antique Advertising Style – a newer tin Approximately 19 x 15 x 4cm Some rust spots on rim A great tin to add to a display or for storage
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Pretty Ugly Pottery Money Box Ugly Face Made In Wales Studio Pottery Vintage 80s
£5.00Pretty Ugly Pottery Money Box- Ugly Face Vintage 80s Studio Pottery Made In Wales Some surface marks No Plug – it is one you would have to break to open ( or use the knife in the slot trick)
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Small Sylvac Vase
£6.00Small Sylvac Vase Made in England Approximately 13cm tall In good vintage condition
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Framed Art Card – Cottage By The Hills
£15.00Framed Art Card – Cottage By The Hills Watercolour Original Signed BIL? Frame approximately 20.5 x 23cm
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Red Floral Carr & Co Tin
£5.00Red Floral Carr & Co Tin Biscuit Tin – Empty Approximately 11 x 8 x 9cm Rust and scrapes consistent with age
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Sybil Andrews Framed Print – Football
£25.00Sybil Andrews Framed Print – Football Sybil Andrews was an English-Canadian artist who specialised in printmaking and is best known for her modernist linocuts. This linocut was produced in 1937 Frame approximately 30 x 26cm Frame does show some signs of age, some scuffs etc – this is reflected in the price
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Polish Pottery Bowl Blue & Green
£15.00Polish Pottery Bowl Blue & Green Boleslawiec Hand Made This is used – there are no chips or cracks but may have slight surface scuffs Bowl approximately 15cm in diameter and 6cm deep
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Royal Bayreuth Porcelain Boot
£12.00Royal Bayreuth Porcelain Boot Approximately 9.5 x 3 x 6.5cm Beautiful detail
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3 Wax Melts Peony & Blush Suede
£2.003 Wax Melts Peony & Blush Suede Made By Village Scents A Local Business
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Terry’s Harelquin Tin
£8.00Terry’s Harelquin Tin – Empty Octagonal Shape Approximately 14 x 14 x 10cm I couldn’t find any other examples of this tin on the internet – in fact very few Terry’s Harlequin tins at all!