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Lorna
Bailey Open Day and Auction Tomorrow: The
Lorna Bailey Artware Open Day is to be held on Saturday 30th April
2005 at the Port Vale Football Club, Hamil Road, Burslem. The
Doors will open at 10.00am, there will be specials available for
that day. (29th April 2005) click
for more
Pot
Of Gold Over The Rainbow As Judy Garland Dress Sells For
An Auction Record Of £140,000: The
original dress worn by the star Judy Garland when she immortalised
the character of Dorothy in the classic film masterpiece,
The Wizard of Oz, sold for a staggering £140,000 today
- over 4 times its estimate. (27th April 2005)
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Castles
and palaces - a new series from Royal Copenhagen: Castles
and palaces - a new series from Royal Copenhagen. (23rd
April 2005) click
for more
Disgruntled
Employee Takes the Biscuit: While
at first glance, the Huntley & Palmer biscuit tin included
in Bonhams sale appears to portray nothing more than
a peaceful summers day in a traditional English garden,
keen eyes may spot a couple of irregularities that are more
than likely to shock. (22nd April 2005) click
for more |
Disney
in Swarovski crystal!:
Mickey and his friends have been on the go for more than 70
years. And now, these adorable stars are also available in Swarovski
crystal. (21st April 2005) click
for more
Important
Collection of Schuco Toys:
A unique
and historically important collection with archive material,
prototypes and previously undocumented pieces. (20th
April 2005) click
for more |
Madame
Alexander 2005 Collection on QVC:
The new 2005 Madame Alexander® Dolls being exclusively
introduced on QVC! . (19th April 2005) click
for more
Monty
Maldovan Signing at Disney: Disney
Design Group Artist, Monty Maldovan will make a special
appearance to sign the latest release of Disney's "Featured
Artist" collection. (18th April 2005) click
for more |
Footballing
heroes' memorabilia to draw the crowds at Bonhams:
Bonhams' Sale of Sporting Memorabilia at Chester on 27 April
will include many rare items from the annals of footballing history.
(15th April 2005) click
for more
Hantel's
Special Easter Teddy Promotion:
Hantel Miniatures
recently ran a promotion for existing members enrolling
new members. (14th April 2005) click
for more |
Surviving
the Titanic: Irish relic up for sale in Boston:
Ever since the worlds worst maritime disaster unfolded
on the night of April 14, 1912, the story of the ill-fated ocean
liner, RMS Titanic, has managed to capture the hearts and minds
of generations of people. (12th April 2005) click
for more
Matt
Wagner Provides Startling New Cover For New Printing Of
Batman: BATMAN
#638, the stunning conclusion to the "Under the Hood"
storyline, sold out at DC Comics on March 30, the day it
arrived in stores. (11th April 2005) click
for more |
Battling
for rare Star Wars memorabilia:
The only known model of a Dewback head outside of the extensive
LucasFilm archive will be sold in a sale of Rock, Pop & Film
Memorabilia at Bonhams in Knightsbridge on Wednesday 27 April
2005. Produced by Fred Pearl, it was specially commissioned by
George Lucas and is estimated at £10,000-15,000. (8th
April 2005) click
for more
Monty
Maldovan Signing at Disney: Disney
Design Group Artist, Monty Maldovan will make a special
appearance to sign the latest release of Disney's "Featured
Artist" collection. (7th April 2005) click
for more |
Adam
Binder's Sticking Around':
Just released from Adam Binder Editions. (6th April
2005) click
for more
Jokester
- Ty's April Fool: Released
this Spring for April Fools is the aptly named Jokester.
(5th April 2005) click
for more |
Lorna
Bailey Open Day and Auction: The
Lorna Bailey Artware Open Day is to be held on Saturday 30th April
2005 at the Port Vale Football Club, Hamil Road, Burslem. The
Doors will open at 10.00am, there will be specials available for
that day. (4th April 2005) click
for more
Globe
a new collection from Royal Copenhagen: Released
in February and just reaching shops is Royal Copenhagen's
latest series Globe - small sculptures for everyday use.
(1st April 2005) click
for more |
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