Round 3 of Antiques
April 27, 2010
Here are the figures for the third batch of antiques bought (the pearlware coffee cup moved from round 2 to round 3 since it failed to sell last time)
| The Antique Bought | Total Price paid | Item sold for | Profit or (loss) |
| Walnut Box | £42.25 | ||
| Bow Tureen | £180.00 | £297.00 | +£76.70 |
| Pearlware coffee cup | £33.86 | £22.43 | -£14.65 |
| TOTALS: | £44.95 | £256.00 | +£219.31 |
- The total price paid includes postage costs
- The “Item sold for” is the price received for the antique, less costs. (doesn’t include postage received)
- The profit is the “Item sold for” – “total price paid”
Round 2 of Antiques
April 5, 2010
Here are the figures for the second batch of antiques bought (the pearlware coffee cup moved from round 1 to round 2 since it took so long to arrive)
| The Antique Bought | Total Price paid | Item sold for | Profit or (loss) |
| Pearlware coffee cup | £33.86 | unsold | £0 |
| Longton Hall teabowl | £11.09 | £256.00 | +£219.31 |
| TOTALS: | £44.95 | £256.00 | +£219.31 |
- The total price paid includes postage costs
- The “Item sold for” is the price received for the antique, less costs. (doesn’t include postage received)
- The profit is the “Item sold for” – “total price paid”
I bought the Longton Hall teabowl before my round 1 items had finished and moved the pearlware coffee cup to round 2 because it had taken so long to arrive so, from my original £300 I have spent an additional £44.95, leaving me with £68.25 in the kitty!
First Batch of Antiques
March 30, 2010
Here are the figures for the first batch of antiques bought, and hopefully sold!
| The Antique Bought | Total Price paid | Item sold for | Profit or (loss) |
| Vintage Coffee Set | £28.81 | £161.59 | +£109.72 |
| Victorian Coffee Pot | n/a | n/a* | n/a* |
| Caughley Plate | £69 | £43.22 | -£32.82 |
| Caughley Tea Caddy | £85 | £137.00 | +£38.30 |
| Antique Chinese Bowl | £3.99 | £2.20 | -£2.01** |
| TOTALS: | £186.80 | £344.01 | +£113.19 |
- The total price paid includes postage costs
- The “Item sold for” is the price received for the antique, less costs. (doesn’t include postage received)
- The profit is the “Item sold for” – “total price paid”
So, from my original £300 I have spent a whopping £186.80, leaving me with £113.20 in the kitty!
*UPDATE – unfortunately the Victorian Coffee Pot was wrongly listed, the item shown in the photo on eBay is no longer available, and so the £9.90 will be added back into the kitty since the vendor has agreed to refund the price, postage, and even the return postage.
**The Chinese bowl was paid for by cheque, so there were fortunately no paypal fees!

