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1970s Poole Pottery Delphis vase
Bristol car boot · May 2026
Asking
£8
Worth
✨ £250 – £400
Real find spotted by a Treasure Lens user.
1,000+
Treasure Lens experts
60s
Average verdict
£184k
Hidden value spotted
12k+
Treasure hunters
1,000+
Treasure Lens experts
60s
Average verdict
£184k
Hidden value spotted
12k+
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Verdict
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Edwardian gold-plated pocket watch
circa 1905 · Birmingham · half-hunter case
A modest but well-kept Edwardian pocket watch with a 9ct gold-plated case and a clean enamel dial. Movement looks original. Steady performer at provincial auctions; condition would lift the upper end.
Estimated value
£120 – £220
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