Antique Shops London Wedgwood
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Just FYI.....did a search on Google by typing in 'Wedgewood Queensware London' and the following online catalogue came up. Has several listings for Queensware items. Just click on one of the two items on the list (Queensware mug or Queensware plate) and a whole new page will open up with a list of people who are each selling that particular item.
http://www.marg.co.uk/cat/groups_old.asp?man=96
http://www.marg.co.uk/cat/groups_old.asp?man=96
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m_kingdom, thanks for the information I love Queensware but it is VERY pricey here. Is Grannies attic in Horncastle?
Jody, Wedgwood Queensware has been discontinued for years so it is not generally in stores.
BrimhamRocks, thanks that looks like an interesting site. This is what I am looking for:
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll...p;category=472
Thanks for the HELP!
Jody, Wedgwood Queensware has been discontinued for years so it is not generally in stores.
BrimhamRocks, thanks that looks like an interesting site. This is what I am looking for:
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll...p;category=472
Thanks for the HELP!
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I have seen Queensware at both Ross and Marshalls in the last 5 or 6 months. I do not collect it - but do know what it is.
In London (if you haven't found what you need in the US) go into "second hand" type shops and bric a brac/antique shops. Not high end antiques dealers, but more like neighborhood catch all shops. Also check out car boot sales.
In London (if you haven't found what you need in the US) go into "second hand" type shops and bric a brac/antique shops. Not high end antiques dealers, but more like neighborhood catch all shops. Also check out car boot sales.
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#8
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I just realized that you are asking about that blue and white pattern! I was refering to the Queen's pattern which is similar to evesham with fruits, etc!
Have you tried ebay..there are 5 pcs settings for 75 dollars listed right now..don't think you could do better in UK
Have you tried ebay..there are 5 pcs settings for 75 dollars listed right now..don't think you could do better in UK
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Found a wedgewood message board here
http://www.worldcollectorsnet.com/we...woodboard.html
by doing a google search for
wedgewood AND queensware AND London
You might have a look or post your question there.
BTW, you can take a day trip to the Wedgewood factory from London.
http://www.worldcollectorsnet.com/we...woodboard.html
by doing a google search for
wedgewood AND queensware AND London
You might have a look or post your question there.
BTW, you can take a day trip to the Wedgewood factory from London.
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I'm getting most of my Christmas shopping done on eBay this year, lol. I have found some unique things on there, for even the most hard-to-buy-for people on my list. Beats paying for generic, mass-produced schlock in the retail shops!
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Instead of London I just vegged close to home and went to antique stores, saw what I wanted for 300 bought a whole set on Ebay for 300. I like EBAY but it is a bit addicting. I bought a coat yesterday and I don't know why. Some weeks on Ebay you get great stuff others nothing.
I have also recently seen alot of adds for ROSS I did not realize it was more lake MArshalls than an off price clothing store.
I have also recently seen alot of adds for ROSS I did not realize it was more lake MArshalls than an off price clothing store.




