Is It Too Early for a Drink? | Dickinson's Real Deal | S11 E46

[@bullit-edd]

I love shows like this finding out about items and their history

[@bernadettecrawford3656]

Good programe very enjoyable

[@bullit-edd]

A great show

[@HighPeakVideo]

One of those Vitasacope Bakelite ship clocks (with no hands and a cracked corner) sold last week on eBay for £590.

[@llama1474]

I would not sell the bronze statue for £250

[@damianlambert6084]

Sometimes David annoys me persuading them they might get more at action then end up not selling or taking home less. Thought he was ment to get a good deal for the seller. Maybe he should go with the experts and auctioneers valuation and not his opinion

[@RAGNAAAA]

21:00 especially this lady.. Always on here. And then you get the woman from ships. Always turning up with jewellery given to her... 2/5k and sells for 300 etc.

[@user-fs6sl2er1x]

The compact woman is just greedy and David should stop interrupting the deal let the buyers make a profit

[@RAGNAAAA]

Same people on the show.. It's so obvious that this is staged and they use the same people over the episodes.

[@chriswalford9228]

Yes weird. If they go to auction seems to be on the same day as they have the same clothes on and some can't make it which is odd . If on the same day how do they pre advertise an item online I smell something fishy. At least most come away with a touchy feely grope for their old tat.

[@paullondon6625]

@@chriswalford9228 load of balls. Why fork out for actors when you can make this show on the cheap.

[@paullondon6625]

@@chriswalford9228 items are withdrawn from auctions all the time... easy to do.

[@paullondon6625]

pmsl... so they are going to use actors for this... pay people to pretend to sell, pretend to bid, pretend to buy, pretend to auction... be cheaper to just film a genuine auction than set up a staged production...

[@paullondon6625]

some of the same people turn up more than once , so what? Not all make multiple appearances. seems realistic