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braddieboy

Australian Barsony Lamps and Figurines
by braddieboy( 1488)
BARSONY Highly collectible Barsony black lady lamps come in many different forms and were once a part of the modern retro household, before losing favour and being relegated to the garage or the attic, where...
Tags: barsony | black lady lamps | barsony ceramics | australiana | retro
229 of 241 people found this guide helpful
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des4969

CLOCK CLEANING AND REPAIR PART 2
by des4969( 910)
If you have tried cleaning and oiling your clock as described previously and it still will not run, here is some more information to try. There can be many problems that will stop the clock so a close...
Tags: Clocks | Clock Repair | Clock Parts | Clock Tools | Clock Cleaning
64 of 64 people found this guide helpful
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antiques_that_tick

French Carriage Clocks General info and Buying Guide
by antiques_that_tick( 459)
French Carriage clocks come in a variety of shapes and sizes.They may be time only in which case they are more accurately called a timepiece.There are also striking clocks, alarm clocks or a combination of...
Tags: Clocks | Copies | Fakes | French | Beveled
61 of 63 people found this guide helpful
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des4969

MANTLE CLOCKS 1920's to 1970,s
by des4969( 910)
MANTLE CLOCKS 1920’s to 1970’s The common Mantle clocks sold in Australia from around the 1920’s to 1940’s usually were a rectangular shape with a square ot rectangular dial. In the 1940’S they gradually...
Tags: Clocks | Antique Clocks | Restoring Mantle Clocks | Mantle Clocks 1920's to 1970's | Mantle Clock Movements
59 of 59 people found this guide helpful
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seren-dipp-booty

COLLECTING GERMAN PORCELAIN- FINDING THE FINE PIECES
by seren-dipp-booty( 1059)
German porcelain has a highly deserved reputation for being among the best that is produced anywhere. It was in the early Eighteenth Century that the potters at the Meissen factory in Bavaria found how to...
Tags: alka | arzberg | european makers | porcelain | furstenberg
50 of 53 people found this guide helpful
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tuffytilly

Collecting Dragons on eBay-
by tuffytilly( 104)
Dragons have been a part of human mythology for centuries, and are as popular as ever today. They have inspired fear and hatred, and have conversely been regarded as divine guardians. It's no wonder more...
Tags: dragons | enchantica | dragonsite | statue | franklin mint
39 of 44 people found this guide helpful
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ivane9999

***Make money on your lunch break on Ebay***
by ivane9999( 363)
Hi there, here is some guideline I use to make some money just less than an hour a day on my lunch break. You might have heard some of them before but hopefully this will still help. What to Buy and Sell?? Buy...
Tags: Buy | Sell | Make | Money | Quickly
23 of 24 people found this guide helpful
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ianbmcd

Silverware
by ianbmcd( 407)
I live in Australia. Back in 1933 my parents received a wedding gift of Oneida Community Grosvenor cutlery with place settings for six probably sent from England. Upon their death I inherited this set and...
Tags: silver | Grosvenor | flatware | Oneida | Community
22 of 29 people found this guide helpful
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golden.oriole

Save Money Listing Your Items!!
by golden.oriole( 4886)
Yes! You could save money on items you are listing! Search 'Fee Structure' in eBay Help pages for full info. Basically, if the start price of your item is between £0.01 - £0.99 you will be charged £0.15...
Tags: selling | listing | fees | money | pricing
16 of 23 people found this guide helpful
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fairgo_fergo

NEW SELLERS ~ ADVICE ON MAILING BIG BRIC-A-BRAC
by fairgo_fergo( 2421)
Just a tip for new sellers of collectables and bric-a-brac. Don't get caught short on Postage Costs after your item has sold and you are ready to send it to the buyer. Do you know about Australia Post's...
Tags: POSTAGE | COLLECTABLES | "CUBING"
15 of 15 people found this guide helpful
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