I see from the adverts in 'Lace' that Christine and David Springett will be
selling their antique lace bobbin collection on ebay, starting on 1st
September. They tried selling them through Christies in London a few years
ago, but I don't think they were very successful. They've got some really
Does anyone have any idea if the sale will be a single lot for the entire
collection? Or will they be selling bobbins individually?
Liz in Raleigh, NC, USA
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I'm sure we're all going to be very interested in these sales! It would
be nice to be able to buy one or two, but I'm thinking the sales will
establish, quite clearly, the real value of the old bobbins we collect.
Clay
On 8/4/2010 3:27 AM, Jean Nathan wrote:
I see from the adverts in 'Lace'
Liz wrote:
Does anyone have any idea if the sale will be a single lot for the entire
collection?
When they offered them through Kerry Taylor Auctions in association with
Sotherbys (sorry I got it wrong before) in December 2004, I believe some
were offered singly, but I'm not sure. Most
Christine told me (hush, hush) their intentions some weeks ago when they
were probably in the process of photographing or scanning the bobbins.
I should imagine they will be selling them individually which I'm sure is
the best plan as trying to sell, what is left of, the large collection in
So are they going to be for sale on ebay? I so wish the reserve would not be so
high. You are right about the exchange rate problem between the US and the UK.
I
have admired alot of things over the years that I would have love to
purchase...but there is such a gap between our money here and
Sherry said
I so wish the reserve would not be so high. You are right about the
exchange rate problem between the US and the UK. I have admired alot of things
over the years that I would have love to purchase...but there is such a gap
between our money here and the money in the
UK that I can't
Dear spiders —— I believe there is no import duty on antiques.
Aurelia
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