At least their stock looks like its come from auction and not a boot sale
A sort of back handed compliment, boot sale stock has a feel and type and also a price point to it, most Rembrandt's are not sold on a collapsing pasting table in a muddy field.
Auction goods often tend to be in the £100 to £300 zone of course the sky is the limit, but of course very hard if not impossible to get good from auction at the right price due to competition and mad mad mad buyers premium of often 30%.
So a dilemma as ever, of course 2 other angles buying privately, great except most private people unfortunately do not buy fine antiques more decorative and tend to have grannies very unwanted sherry glasses quality they may be salable they are not< and of course your buying whats offered rather than whats you want.
Lastly other dealers, personally I think the best way, you buy what you want and on the whole at a price your happy with. It is important to think what your buying and why, after all the stock your left with is the unwanted and the faulty generally as any decent stock at the correct price VAMOUS and its gone.
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