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Ah! Bisto Collecting the Bisto Kids Price Guide – The collecting of Advertising Memorabilia has become very popular and successful companies have always had mascots and promotional figures and in this feature and price guide we take a look at the famous Bisto Kids. Well famous for certain more mature […]
The WadeHeath Donald Duck Nurseryware Teapot is a classic collectable created with permission of Walt Disney in the 1930s. WadeHeath and Wade produced a large range of Disney items, a number we have featured already on WCN including: Wade Disney The Fox and the Hound Price Guide, Wade Lady and […]
Royal Doulton Sung Ware was developed under Doulton’s Art Director and chief designer at the time Charles Noke (Charles John Noke 1858 – 27 May 1941). The striking Sung Ware glaze along with a range of experimental transmutation glazed wares were developed by Noke and chemists at Doulton and also […]
The Kodak Brownie 127 camera is a classic design of the 1950s from Kodak Cameras. It was manufactured at Kodak’s UK factory and aimed at the aspiring classes who wanted a cheap but simple, stylish and effective camera. It was made in bakelite and over 2 million were produced in […]
The Wedgwood Peter Rabbit Christmas plates were a Xmas tradition from the early 1980s to the early 2000s. The series of plates all featured Beatrix Potter’s most famous character Peter Rabbit in various scenes and predicaments. From 1981-1987 the text on plate was ‘ Peter Rabbit wishes you a very […]
Sylvac are well known for their dog and rabbit figures but until recently we had not seen this extremely cute condiment set. It is a four piece set including a salt, pepper and mustard all set in green boat. Each of the condiments has a classic Sylvac dog head on […]
This Rocking Horse with Jockey Tin Plate Penny Toy was manufactured by Johann Meier of Nurenberg. The Johann Philip Meier company manufactured penny toys also know as tin toys. This rocking horse dates to the late 19th century and features a jockey on a rocking horse. The rocking horse base […]
Crested China were a popular souvenir in the late 19th century and the early part of the 20th century. They were typically bought on holidays or day-trips especially from seaside locations, cities and tourist centres. There were a number of factories producing crested china including Arcadian who produced this great […]
Something for Halloween and comic collectors. We take a look at the British comic Scream! Scream! was a short lived (well in its own format) British weekly horror comic anthology that was published for 15 issues by IPC Magazines in 1984. It featured a number of horror related strips including: […]
In 2004 extreme artist ‘Banksy’ printed 100,000 genuine fake £10 notes to total a virtual amount of £1m. The offset lithograph fake notes replaced The Queen with the iconic image of a wistful looking Princess Diana. Written at the top of the note is ‘Banksy of England’ and below it […]
