I'm not getting any younger. How much do you think I'd fetch on 'Antiques Roadshow'?

Answer 1

I consulted my fellow appraisers, and we could not agree on a value. But I think since you are quite rare and much sought after, I'd say you'd fetch a high price indeed. The sky's the limit.

Answer 2

Okay, only because I'm not a kid anymore either can I say this. You'd probably get a more fetching price if you bring your old firetrucks and hats. I've got an antique chidren's sewing machine that still works that's worth a pretty penny.

Answer 3

HHmmmm. Lets take a look at you.
20th Century.
mmm, a little wear and tear.
Original hallmark on the base.
A very fine piece, where did you find it? Attached to your neck you say? Ahhh yes. I suppose this would auction at around £8000. Maybe more if it was at a collectors auction.

Now, as for that exquisite shiny red helmet, that little gem is priceless!

Answer 4

hmmm well id say without the original packaging and with no sign of an artist signature we're not looking at a very large sum

however due to the age and working condition i think you would collect a couple of hundred at the right auction

Answer 5

It depends on how many bones were thrown. Although, home viewers may believe you to be fetching, it's all a matter of opinion.

Answer 6

It would be sad to find out that you are actually a fake, made in China reproduction of an earlier piece and are of little value.

Answer 7

Do you really want old guys hands on you diplaying you to other old people that want to flog you? Its a pretty sad existence.

Answer 8

Will you leave your helmet on? That would be at least 10 pnds extra.

Answer 9

Do you want an auction value, or an insurance value?

Answer 10

What reserve would you suggest, just in case?