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Anyone know anything about antiques?
#1
Anyone seen one of these or how much maybe worth?
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#2
If you can deliver it to me in Sussex, I will give you £10 as I need something to put books and DVD's in at our other house.
Another ex-Fazer rider that is a foccer again
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#3
lol. Wish i only paid a tenner. Beging to shit myself if i overpaid.
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#4
I dont know much about antiques, but Im looking to buy an MX-5 if you still have one for sale?  Big Grin
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#5
I'll tell you exactly what it is...its from the early 19th century from Burma and is quite rare. I know as my uncle had an reproduction one and by the look of the hinges it is original and in fair condition and is probably worth 10-12k....good find mate :thumbup















































But  there again I may be in bullshitting mode again :lol
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#6
Bloody hell GC8 small world isnt it. the 5 has gone tho.
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#7
You cunt bluebear near had a heart attack.
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#8
its worth whatever you are/were prepared to pay for it.

My house is worth £3,000,000,000,000 to me but similar houses in the same road are only selling for £3.50 as that's all other people want to spend.
Another ex-Fazer rider that is a foccer again
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#9
BBB, Italian Lira stopped being used years ago!
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#10
I know enough to know that I aint looking at one.

Looks like it came from matalan last week
I don't do rain or threat there of. dry rider only with no shame.
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#11
Antique furniture prices are on the floor, as they have been for about 7 years,,in ten years it may be worth 5 times what you would get for it now.


But antique metal,,,well
An ageing test pilot for home grown widgets that may fail at anytime.
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#12
[size=1em]Looking at the style probably 19th century. Teakwood inlaid Iron clad Rajasthani doors. The embossed lion motifs make it pretty pleasing to the eye and make it look a lot older than it probably is. Looks like recycled teak carcass.

Origin could be anywhere from Rajasthan to Tibet or far east but not as far as China or Japan. If it looks easy to dismantle it will date it even later which would make it reproduction.

Price anything from £250 - £2,000... I've also seen repro's priced up more than antiques.

How much did you pay for it?
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#13
I think its in his hotel in Spain and he is going to nick it  :lol
An ageing test pilot for home grown widgets that may fail at anytime.
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#14
looks a bit new to me, don't like the catch to hold the doors shut, there should be lots of wear on that as it has to be turned every time it's used?
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#15
(29-07-14, 06:30 PM)chaz link Wrote: looks a bit new to me, don't like the catch to hold the doors shut, there should be lots of wear on that as it has to be turned every time it's used?
Like I said above looks like was brought last week from matalan
I don't do rain or threat there of. dry rider only with no shame.
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(28-07-14, 02:08 PM)BBROWN1664 link Wrote: its worth whatever you are/were prepared to pay for it.

My house is worth £3,000,000,000,000 to me but similar houses in the same road are only selling for £3.50 as that's all other people want to spend.

That's obviously because unlike buying one of the neighbouring houses, anyone buying your house won't end up having you as a neighbour....  Wink
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#17
Did you buy it in Narnia ? :rolleyes
I used to not give a foc, then I discovered Red Bull and now I don't give a flying foc !!!
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