
James Braxton of BBC Antiques programmes takes a humourous look at the world of antiques, writing and life with his son Charlie of Brewing Brothers, bringing beer and food to the party.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 17 | Founded | 5 months ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | HobbiesLeisure | |||

Sell, Save or Share. Father and son, James and Charlie, drop the skip in favour of sharing. They chat about a lustreware porcelain bowl, Dupont sunglasses and a Victorian mother of pearl card case. As well as; paragliding, Oktoberfest, skiing, potter... more
Father and son, James and Charlie, talk about Art Deco onyx lapis lazuli box, a brass clip modelled as Napoleon, and a good sized bronze elephant bought for £30. As well as; fruit cake, Audis, the spectre of AI, and height!
James and Charlie talk about Goodwood Revival, the rise of luxury goods, Oktoberfest, plus a chat with Steven Moor, author of The Stuff of History. As well as a silver decanter slide, a pair of Meissen sauce boats, and a copper candle stand, which wi... more
James and jeweller Victoria Dahms talk about Enid Blyton-style pastel portraits, a 1970’s yellow sapphire and diamond ring by Alan Martin Gard and a large Chinese porcelain goldfish bowl.What will they Sell, Save or Skip?
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Apple Podcasts | #196 |
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Two hosts, a father and son, navigate the world of antiques with humor and warmth, pairing deep knowledge of vintage objects with light, bantery banter about travel, family life, and small-business life. Episodes weave between object lore, provenance, and display, alongside personal stories from shop windows, travels, and family projects. A standout angle is the father-son dynamic and their side venture into brewing, which informs the banter and adds a relatable, everyman perspective to collecting and curating—often punctuated by sponsor shout-outs and playful “sell/buy/skip” moments that keep discussions practical and entertaining. Potential listeners will likely enjoy approachable, story-driven conversations that celebrate objects, histor... more
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