If You"ve Found it Hard To Find Antique Georgian , This is The Place For You!
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 Frank Whiting Georgian Shell cocktail fork no mono  US $12.00
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 AMSTON SILVER CO Sterling Silver Georgian Bead Pickle Fork NE O US $5.50
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 SHEFFIELD ENGLISH GADROON SILVER ExLARGE SERVING TRAY US $265.00
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 1817 Fine Georgian Silver Salt Spoon Birmingham US $47.44
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 ANTIQUE GEO III GEORGIAN SILVER TEA CADDY LONDON 1790 US $5,534.55
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 Antique English Ster Barker Serving Spoon London 1803 4 US $140.00
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 Antique Georgian Solid Silver Condiment Mustard Spoons x 2 US $15.80
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 Antique Georgian Solid Silver Condiment Mustard Spoon US $7.89
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 YOUR CHOICE STERLING SILVER ICE SCOOP HIGH QUALITY GIFT US $79.00
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 GEORGIAN SOLID SILVER FIDDLE PATTERN SERVING SPOON LONDON 1819 BY WE US $88.54
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 GEORGIAN MUSTARD SPOON FIDDLE PATTERN LONDON 1828 US $15.80
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 GEORGIAN SOLID SILVER FOOTED CHRISTENING MUG 1813 US $419.04
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the experts on shows like antiques road show or bargain hunt the often pick up an item?
and say typical Victorian or Georgian or art decor and such what in 200 years time would an anteques expert pick up and say this is typical Elyzabethan II
Yes, I think there will always be people who either want to show off their own antiques or know the value. (Don't you just want to scream at the punters tho', because if someone told me my desk was worth £10,000 I would be leaping about kissing everybody and then shooting out the door with sparks on my heels to sell it !! Ye t all those old coffin dodgers, say oh well its been in the family since Knute tried to hold the tide back and it has sentimental value - what total rubbish - any normal person sitting with an extremely valuable item, would sell it. Sorry about the rant, but I am sure these old punters will still be around in the future and selling their old Eliz.II tat.