Hunting for Glass at Banbury Antiques Centre Oxfordshire

[@lesleyhudson2761]

Your great videos keep me going until my next trip hunting for treasure. Thanks, Kevin.

[@lisap3883]

So glad you had a well deserved spend. Just reward for bringing us these videos.

[@kindred1998]

Really enjoying these and feel like I'm learning so much! Many thanks!

[@usthemandthewobblybox-cara1236]

Very very interesting visit - thank you

[@chengyaosun6157]

So very nice to see you here! i've been following lovedecanters for three years and i got to know about decanters and glassware in general (and started to buy a few) because of your website. Very admirable.

[@lovedecanters7891]

Thank you, I’m pleased you enjoy my efforts. I retired last year, so decided to expand my efforts.

[@SaxonSuccess]

I picked up nominally nine of those plates the other week, but one was badly damaged so I ditched it, which left me with eight perfect Powell plates in the straw opal colourway. Also £15 strangely enough. They're very light and delicate, thinner than the ones you found I think.

[@lovedecanters7891]

Someone else mentioned that. I have a blue opal one I need to dig out of the shed to compare with.

[@wolfierayner1672]

Hi Kevin, I think those plates, although very similar Imho are too heavy for Powell. Quite a few companies made wavy plates and bowls. I handled a few Powell ones over the years and they are half the thickness of these, Cheers Wolfie

[@lovedecanters7891]

Hi, I have a blue opaline one to compare it with. They aren’t that thick though, but I will still check. Unfortunately it’s buried in boxes in my shed at the moment.

[@user-mq8tc2np3c]

Have you tried the nearby Brackley Antiques Cellar? Looks a fair size...

[@lovedecanters7891]

I asked at the desk if I could film and they weren’t sure and asked me to write, but they didn’t respond. I suppose I should chase to make sure it’s a no.