English - Hornsea Pottery (Page 1 of 2)

If this doesn't go by first thing Friday morning - it goes in
the Bin, so just `bumping` it for anyone that hasn't seen it
                                 

Ejay, I will be interested to see if you have any takers.
the ancient relative has 52 pieces of Bengal Tree including some big plates and tureens, the boss doesn't want 'em, the girls don't want 'em, I took them to the auction and they got not a single bid. It is such a pity, but they are going to the tip.

sorry bagpuss, I went to two charity shops and they would take them but didn't want to as they sit on the shelf for weeks before they go, I popped into an antique - ish sort of place and got the same responce. I don't actually want the money for these pots, I just though someone would give them a good home. these are sixty year old quality pots in good condition. No body is buying dinner and tea services these days.

Just looked Begal Tree up.  Glamorgan Antiques are selling a plate for £35, albeit a big one.  could be worth putting it on ebay.

going back to the start of this string, all thats been said applies to Ejays Hornsea Pottery, its in good nick and deserves a good home.

anyone taking those would be a mug.

im in a HOTJOXE mood tonight, if anyone hadn't noticed.

draws curtains and turns light off

lol, no, got rid of that a bit ago. My friend bought me that because she said it is the easiest plant to take care of in the whole wide world. and i killed it. Ive replaced it with a fake decorative plant type thing. a smart move, im sure you agree.

Thornham St James' Church holds a coffee morning each month with a bric a brac stall, perhaps they might take them off you.  I think the next one could be this Saturday, I'll try to find out if you want