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by bistoboy May 11th 2010, 9:30 pm
i've seen this for sale in a local auctioneers catalogue, listed as Whitefriars. Do you all agree?
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Re: coming up for auction
by Taylor Thomas May 11th 2010, 9:52 pm
Ha ha, now I thought these pieces were Sklo Union pattern number 20082 Hermanova hut 1965......
Now I know.........
Now I know.........
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Re: coming up for auction
by Taylor Thomas May 14th 2010, 8:09 pm
Come on Ed, It's Whitfriars with the classic bird bath base.......
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Re: coming up for auction
by skay May 14th 2010, 8:42 pm
I thought Bisty was being 'tongue in cheek' with the question 
Were you Bisto?
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Were you Bisto?
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Re: coming up for auction
by bistoboy May 14th 2010, 9:05 pm
no, def no tongue in cheek - i don't have a clue about glass stuff, so it was a genuine question. I contacted the auction house about the attribution in the catalogue and they responded by saying that the online catalogue was for a sale that had already passed. So, that means that some poor person has bought what they think is Whitefriars.
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Re: coming up for auction
by skay May 14th 2010, 9:08 pm
Oops sorry, should've told you sooner sorry.
I couldn't ID it specifically but knew if wasn't whitefriars.
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I couldn't ID it specifically but knew if wasn't whitefriars.
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Nic wrote:A WMF lady exposes her breasts at me every morning when I open the curtains
big ed wrote:Burt lancaster spat on me
brin mcardle wrote:Probably no surprise...I love this
Taylor Thomas wrote:Have you got enough quotes Sue?
l33ham180 wrote:the wife wants massive
NaomiM wrote:...didn't even have the excuse it was for charity. Just liked his balls.
dantheman wrote:I think it's shit
22 Crawford St. wrote:No one likes clowns.
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Re: coming up for auction
by Taylor Thomas May 20th 2010, 9:10 pm
I did think you were being sarcastic Bisto, sorry............
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Re: coming up for auction
by big ed May 21st 2010, 12:25 pm
I didn't 
, not for the first time someone has purchased a non w/friars piece 
, not for the first time someone has purchased a non w/friars piece
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Re: coming up for auction
by bistoboy November 23rd 2013, 10:46 am
http://www.the-saleroom.com/en-gb/auction-catalogues/stride-and-son/catalogue-id-2895802/lot-20162893?searchitem=true
I placed a very hopeful bid of £250 on this picture (which had no reserve). I knew it had been incorrectly catalogued and was actually signed "K. Schwitters" (Kurt Schwitters) so wasn't at all disappointed that i didn't bid more when it sold for £28K . Obviously the bidders were more on the ball than this auction house. Makes you wonder what other gems go under the radar at provincial auction houses. But i did wonder how even a small auction house could make SUCH a blunder on a well known name like Schwitters. If i were the vendor, how pissed off would i be when i found out the reason why it had sold for thousands, but could've sold for more if it had been catalogued correctly?
I placed a very hopeful bid of £250 on this picture (which had no reserve). I knew it had been incorrectly catalogued and was actually signed "K. Schwitters" (Kurt Schwitters) so wasn't at all disappointed that i didn't bid more when it sold for £28K . Obviously the bidders were more on the ball than this auction house. Makes you wonder what other gems go under the radar at provincial auction houses. But i did wonder how even a small auction house could make SUCH a blunder on a well known name like Schwitters. If i were the vendor, how pissed off would i be when i found out the reason why it had sold for thousands, but could've sold for more if it had been catalogued correctly?
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Re: coming up for auction
by NaomiM November 23rd 2013, 1:31 pm
Auction houses are nuts.
We currently have one if those glass vases in the shop. Manager put £20 on it several months ago. Still unsold. Dying to put a half price sticker on it.
We currently have one if those glass vases in the shop. Manager put £20 on it several months ago. Still unsold. Dying to put a half price sticker on it.
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Re: coming up for auction
by Jeffingtons November 23rd 2013, 6:47 pm
I have one. Frantisek Vizner for Hermanova Hut pattern 20082. Maze design. Cost £3 from a charity shop. Theys big and chunky things. I like it but I doubt I would be tempted to part with more than a tenner for one.
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