I used to collect Smurf figurines that came free with Kinder eggs! lol I had quite a collection, about 100 I think. Only when I had to track down a particular one for my friend on ebay did I realise that they are worth quite a bit nowadays! Might ask mum to fish them out of my pile of rubbish at home so I can sell them. lol
Edinburgh Crystal and teddy bears.
regret it now as I have no room for anything.
Crystal away in cupboards and teddies all over the bedrooms. Ridiculous!
Going to get rid!
Hi Julie - apart from dust, I collect fairies, pixies, elves, angels, cherubs, plates, thimbles, rustic owls, unusual cats, soap stone & baskets that I hang from the rafters in the utility bit of the garage!
Nearly forgot my massive collection of marbles! ;o}
I have a collection of Aynsley Cottage Garden
china ..will be on the way to the auction as
bored with it ..so hope it's worth a few �k's ...
it has taken a few years to build up ...
I collect books Jules, I can't bear to part with any, even the rubbish ones, and one of my dreams is to own a house with a huge library, floor to ceiling books on all four walls plus one of thse ladders you can move around and a big leather armchair with a carafe of whiskey on a table next to it.
Getting myself all excited now :(
I have a collection of china (and soft) rabbits. Bought a tiny china one today. Can't recall what started it off.
I also have a collection of film books, including many from the 40's and 50's with beautiful colour plates. Love of film began this collection. I have loads of film mags in the loft from the 70's which I almost parted with but have kept.
lol china that reminds me that my nephew (now 31) used to collect soaps when he was a little boy - he was a bit of a concern to his father! he liked to sniff them, eventually he had to stop as they were making his nose bleed - bless!!!!
He has grown up into a completely hetrosexual guy with no effeminate habits, so we love to remind him of his boyhood collection. He also had some of those little bean dolls that came in matchboxes.