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Upcoming Auctions

A collection of antique enamel silver cases coming up for auction on 10th January January is often a lean time in auction rooms with few goods around to service the high demands from collectors eager to get the year under way. Plymouth Auction Rooms are again bucking the trend by hosting a sale of lovely jewellery, rare and vintage watches and collectable silver. The evening sale on 10th January features several interesting silver collectables including a novelty pair of Edwardian silver and enamelled sugar nips in the The John Speed Map coming up for auction on 7th March John Speed is one of the best known names in the history of English cartography, producing his first map in and in “Prospect Of The Most Famous Parts Of The World” the first world atlas produced by an Englishman.

The Royal Doulton firm who also makes figurines has made toby jugs dating back to the s. The Royal Doulton lion and crown trademark is used on toby jugs. The Royal Doulton firm made it a practice to mold the name of the character into the back of each jug too. Identifying Toby Jugs.

This edition is slightly larger than the previous, with pages of text and 32 pages of colour. Additional information in the Bunnykins Commemoratives section, plus the new additions to the figurine section account for this increase. DB1 through DB is now listed and priced. Commemorative wares incorporating the Bunnykins Extravaganza Event in Stoke, May 11th and 12th, are now listed.

The transfer of the production of Bunnykins figures to China has certainly caused a disturbance in the Bunnykins market. All now compete in a very competitive market place, and all are produced in the Far East. It is interesting to note that the most outspoken opponent of the new Bunnies promotes a Snowman Series which is manufactured in the same area.

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For all the hoopla of Bunnykins sinking into to the sunset, it certainly is not confirmed by the pricing trends in to The 3rd edition catalogue prices are ten to fifteen per cent higher than those in the second edition. Markets correct, it is a sad fact of life, but they will move higher again in the future.