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Allcock, Belglow, efgeeco, harcork, Ivan Marks, Rod Holdall, Sunbury Antiques Market, Vinatge, Vinatge Tackle, Vintage Homewares
The rain stayed away for todays Sunbury Antiques Market though it was held under a grey sky. It was a later start today with us all heading off just before 8am in search of a few wish list items. On arrival it was noted that most dealers had taken notice of the Met office forecast and made provision for a downpour. The usual sea of carpets outside the hall were limited to a few that could be rolled up had the heavens opened.
Gamage Ltd, Fly Rod & Bag
My dear friend David was looking for a fire back but settled for a lead seal detailing three lions heads to place on his fireplace and Anna came equipped with a rucksack and in the end purchased a cutlery box to keep her jewelry in, I however was on the scout for vintage tackle.
I found an old fly rod by Gamage, the cane was a beautiful honey colour but it had a bad set in the top section. I found several vintage landing nets, boxes of floats with named floats by Ivan Marks, Harcork, Allcock and Belglow. Other items of note were a small stuffed pike on a coat rack and the one thing I acquired being a Efgeeco Rod Holdall in excellent condition with original label and a sip that worked.
Vintage Floats by Marks, Harcork, Beglow and Allcock found on a stall at Kempton
Vintage Floats
White Glazed Dolls
Sunbury Antiques market always has a range of collectible and some more humourous items on sale, arm less white ceramic dolls, vintage coffee jars, confit jars, french linen, picture frames and a baby wild boar. See http://www.sunburyantiques.com for the next market date.
Confit Jars
Vintage number plate table top found at Sunbury Antiques Market
Anyone for coffee?
Hanging onto a pike
I missed the vintage license plates ~ will have to look for them next time. Do you remember where those were (roughly)?
Hi there and thanks for following my blog. The number plate table tops were on a stand to the left of the grandstand about four rows in from the stairs where the oriental rugs are normally laid out. Hope that helps.
Thanks ~ I’ll look for the stand next time I go.