That's about right for the evaluation in my opinion. I've bought, collected and sold antique clocks for most of my life. I recently bought a beautiful late 18 th century English tall case clock in running order for less than $600.00 US. The receipt was in the clock we're a previous owner paid $7,500.00 US. It's a great time to buy antique clocks!!!
£600 in 1985 is equivalent in purchasing power to about £2250 today!!... £6 back in 1985 sounds far more believable to me buying as he did from a local antique shop in swaffham...which funnily enough was reputed to be a one-time favourite of that...much- aired on this site... old sea dog admiral lord nelson.
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That's about right for the evaluation in my opinion. I've bought, collected and sold antique clocks for most of my life. I recently bought a beautiful late 18 th century English tall case clock in running order for less than $600.00 US. The receipt was in the clock we're a previous owner paid $7,500.00 US. It's a great time to buy antique clocks!!!
You’re so right and what a buy…well done !
You're scaring all the old folks David with that camera work
I guessed correctly too! Finally 😂
All the work is paying off!
£600 in 1985
is equivalent in
purchasing power
to about £2250
today!!...
£6 back in 1985
sounds far more
believable to me
buying as he
did from a local
antique shop in
swaffham...which
funnily enough
was reputed to
be a one-time
favourite of
that...much-
aired on this site...
old sea dog
admiral
lord nelson.
I guessed correctly:)
Bless it was her late partners.
Pretty little clock. Price in the 80s: not cheap. Now: clocks have gone off the boil here at least. I figured the 200 guess was correct.
she was clearly RIPED OFF;;;;;;1980S ALDAY FOR LESS THAN £100;;;;;;;;;2023;;;;