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 Mon 14 Nov 22 10:09 
 Selling crockery - Runfer D'Hills
If you can be bothered, take it to a local auction house and get it valued. If their opinion is that it has some, they’ll be happy to sell it for you.
After my mother passed away we did that with a load of her stuff, some of which did quite well. Other items didn’t really, but overall it was a good and easy way to move them on.
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 Selling crockery  smokie 14 Nov 22 10:04
 Selling crockery  Runfer D'Hills 14 Nov 22 10:09
 Selling crockery  smokie 14 Nov 22 10:20
 Selling crockery  sooty123 14 Nov 22 10:46
 Selling crockery  BiggerBadderDave 14 Nov 22 11:15
 Selling crockery  smokie 14 Nov 22 13:04
 Selling crockery  BiggerBadderDave 14 Nov 22 13:23
 Selling crockery  maltrap 14 Nov 22 13:31
 Selling crockery  maltrap 14 Nov 22 13:53
 Selling crockery  CGNorwich 14 Nov 22 14:24
 Selling crockery  martin aston 14 Nov 22 14:40
 Selling crockery  Zero 14 Nov 22 15:12
 Selling crockery  Manatee 14 Nov 22 15:25
 Selling crockery  hjd 14 Nov 22 15:48
 Selling crockery  Terry 14 Nov 22 15:30
 Selling crockery  Manatee 14 Nov 22 15:57
 Selling crockery  Fullchat 14 Nov 22 16:33
 Selling crockery  CGNorwich 14 Nov 22 17:06
 Selling crockery  sooty123 14 Nov 22 18:26
 Selling crockery  Manatee 14 Nov 22 18:33
 Selling crockery  smokie 14 Nov 22 16:38
 Selling crockery  bathtub tom 14 Nov 22 17:35
 Selling crockery  Terry 14 Nov 22 21:58
 Selling crockery  R.P. 14 Nov 22 22:02
 Selling crockery  bathtub tom 15 Nov 22 11:14
 Selling crockery  Ted 14 Nov 22 22:38
 Selling crockery  Dog 15 Nov 22 08:33
 Selling crockery  smokie 15 Nov 22 08:56
 Selling crockery  legacylad 15 Nov 22 09:07
 Selling crockery  Falkirk Bairn 15 Nov 22 11:16
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