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Seems I got my baked enamel and furniture a little mixed upSteve wrote:chinoiserie style.
HMV machine with blue and gold raised relief
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gramophoneshane
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Re: HMV machine with blue and gold raised relief
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Steve
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Re: HMV machine with blue and gold raised relief
Holy ****!
£640 for an after-market refinish on a bog standard Table model and a non-HMV record cupboard!
How much is the Chinoiserie 162 worth, Shane? £1500? Let's call it an even $2500!!
£640 for an after-market refinish on a bog standard Table model and a non-HMV record cupboard!
How much is the Chinoiserie 162 worth, Shane? £1500? Let's call it an even $2500!!
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Re: HMV machine with blue and gold raised relief
Wow, I don't think I'd pay that much for a table grand O.o
With that money, I might as well buy an upright Victrola and ship it here. That gramophone will stick out like a sore thumb in a room :S
With that money, I might as well buy an upright Victrola and ship it here. That gramophone will stick out like a sore thumb in a room :S