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I always enjoy your videos, the treasures and your informational show and tell. I Think the Royal Norfolk 2 toned tall mug appears to be a brand seen at the Dollar Tree in the USA, similar to Poundland.

Gosh you emptied the shelf 😂😊😅

Each is our favourite shop,they know my grandchildren by there names,I’ve had some fabulous bits out of there

Love the 'sugar-nip' pot; the Victorians were genius at design. Maybe invest in a sturdy trolley for next time you plan to visit the first charity shop, again?! Hope you were parked outside it, on this trip!

Oh Nic, surely the cutlery set would have been the item you needed for your challenge!

Wow - what a great selection. I would be lucky to find one of those in any of my charity shops.

Was there anything left in the shop?!!!! You did so well and those charity shops are so cheap and so much bric a brac'.

Did you see that you both had a glowing recommendation from Lonnie (Shed Flips) in his latest vlog?

I would def have bought the knitted sweep - so adorable ❤

Lovely items.

Hi are any of these items still available please

Try taking a rubbing, like we did when kids, may help you decifer the jasper ware pot.

you could sell sand to the arabs if you can sell that rubbish

Wow! Such good finds, you certainly picked the right day to go 😊

It certainly was your day, Andrea. So many lovely things.

leaches taking under cheap goods intended for under privileged or people short of cash and selling on for massive profits

I use one for random ends of thread, which later get incorporated into my weaving or felt

Thank you for the video, 😊 keep up the good work 👍

I'm sitting here with a cuppa and a biscuit, and enjoying the video. Like another commenter, I also took a fancy to the mirror and candle holder, but I thought you might have been interested in the Scottie dog at 4.44. I would have bought him in a heartbeat.

What a lovely day you had and beautiful scenery to add, I would have taken the brass/copper effect mirror with candle holder you did look at, if the price was right 🤔

Very interesting video! Can I ask why you decided to go from selling clothes to breakables? Xx

Should come to Sudbury. There's loads of charity shops! 😂

Lovely video. What could be better- dogs and charity shops and Bristol?

When you picked up that mug and said, 'same' #legend 😂

I appreciate it wasn't a terribly lucrative day, but I REALLY enjoyed this video! The music, the scenery and the personality of the sellers gave me Victoria Wood vibes!

Just working my way through your videos. You probably know by now that the strange Tea pot is a bird nesting ‘box’ with drainage and fixing holes.

Beautiful village. Remember that design from the 60's. Jeff really looked as if he had a wonderful time. Just remembered that teak bowl you lifted up from the ground, I had one of those plus servi g wooden spoons back in the 70's.

I saw a yard sale advertised in my locality in West London. ( Never see them here!) Was so excited and full of anticipation! It said there would be 15 stalls. I went and was so disappointed. Only 7 stalls and seriously a load of tat!

I do love the sleek two tone designs that Poole did. I used to visit the pottery regularly as a kid because my mum loved collecting bits of pottery, especially the dolphins. BTW you pronounced Choisya correctly assuming it was named after the plant with the same name. Thanks for the interesting video

Hi Andrea, love the videos. I used to work for Poole Pottery back in the late 1970s painting Delphis (I wish I had kept more of that when I had the chance!) and the stoneware you showed at the end. Re the blue coffee pot with the pink lid …. I think the style of the lid might date it back to the 1930s. The lid was updated to the round one (the one in the photo you showed) in the 1950s. Don’t know if this makes any difference to the value but it might be worth looking at further.

Really enjoy this series ❤

I picked up a poole pottery vase and sold it to a Facebook collectors page and got 750.00£ paid 2£..... I was convinced it was very modern .... obviously wrong !

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Good luck Andrea 😊

Enjoyed the video Andrea x

Thank you for this really informative video. That Celeste colour is lovely .

Hi Andrea. Am.lov8ng thus series thank you for sharing. Also love Poole. Prices certainly depend o where you are not as common in Australia so more expensive. Am going to pop to the big house. Lol Am in dower house these days. And see what you have that may match xxx good luck in the competition have voted xxx bless cheri

I found a gorgeous Poole Pottery Volcano pattern platter at a thrift store here in California. I intended to sell it but after about five minutes I fell in love and it now has pride of place on the wall of our breakfast room. I’m always looking for more. Thanks for teaching me more about wonderful British products.

Thank you Andrea for the video and your time🎉

Andrea this series of different makes is really great… Like you I really love Poole pottery, and other MCM British pottery and design..think it is definitely under valued and also people really don’t know much about it… The younger generation would really appreciate the lines and colours and simplicity of the items you showed… they are simply stunning 👍👌… Your prices are too reasonable… but understand the need to move them on (sadly)….missed the midwinter one.. must look it up!!…are you going to do J&G Meakin in the series.. some good design there too…In fact British pottery of all kinds are groundbreaking and fabulous ❤️❤️ thank you for highlighting Poole Pottey 👏👏👏 Sue (Bham)… big fan of your videos.. as you know !!

Loved the video, I didn’t know anything about this maker. I don’t even think I ever saw these pieces, or maybe I was just blind to them. I particularly liked the blue coffee pot and the olive green one ☺️

Great video, lovely to learn more about these types of items

Charity shops usually change their stock on the shop floor every two weeks. They rotate their stocks from shop to shop and GT Yarmouth would definitely get the stock that the other shops could not sell . After Yarmouth it will probably be ragged. It’s the same in poorer towns.

Are you buying to sell on or to keep and use??

We saw the silver horse in the second shop,it had a mouth that looked like it was laughing

St John's street has some lovely shops and charity shops. Each is great for children's games and toys and there's a couple of others as well.

did you ask the price of the set of 1920's blue enamel kitchen jars in the first shop on a pine unit

Charity shops and Cath Kidston 😅I have come to the conclusion that they are basing their prices on how popular it was 10 years ago! The fact that none of the physical stores exist should probably give them a clue.

Lovely to see some footage of Norwich. I was a seller in St. Gregory’s back in the day. It’s a beautiful old church, I have ancestors who married there in the 1800s.

It’s great when you find products with made in England on the bottom instead of China