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1 hour ago, sid g said:

a lot gets shipped to japan and the states they`ll come over do the antique fairs  employ a shipper to container them and ship em over a lot of dealers will look up the auction catalogues here then get a dealer/shipper from to send them over a lot more than people think goes abroad  , 90% of what we used to sell at the fairs went abroad 

But at the min the Japanese and Chinese are big into buying back there own history.why jade and things from the old dynasties are going for mega bucks thats why I'm always on the look out now??

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Not personally my cup of tea and I’d imagine values won’t be that good.....it’s just very workmanlike if that makes sense.

I always thing something like that needs a very, very big and light room to sit in or it will just dominate and over power the space.

Sid on here is your man anyway ?

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15 hours ago, micky said:

The Lady  who has the local antique shop  says it is Flemish and called a Credenza , the Carvings are  of the Green Man and it probably arrived in England  after WW1 also the cupboards would have been Lead lined in the past  .

She also gave me rough price guide ....................any one want a guess ?

lol...just like antiques road show this thread.....

first post ...look at my lovely antique ...I know nowt about it.....

then you tell us  about it....and you secretly know the value....lol......

now the best bit.....when we go ...bloody hell cash it in...didn't think it was worth that much.....

or commiserations .....its nowt but a fake....:laugh:

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On 03/09/2020 at 07:22, maxhardcore said:

Not sure the history of your sideboard Micky but it's nice enough .

Fook all that Ikea shite ey.

Have you seen the price of Robert Thompsons work ?

The Mouseman of Kilburn ' North Yorks ?

Beautiful furniture.

A local old guy showed me his work just a few days ago.

His work was so intricate you would think it not possible by hand.

An ex miner and self taught .

I used to have a mouseman table and hall stand really quality stuff should have kept it mouseman still make good money 

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Just now, maxhardcore said:

Think he's dead mate ?

his son maybe still does stuff and he carves some other animal on his work as do some of the mouse mans apprentices I believe ?

yes the mouse man is dead but there are lots of others trained by him or in his style .the call them the yorkshire critters ,foxman .badgerman ,beaverman

etc 

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