For Keys I bought two beautiful 19th Century mirrors this morning at Ford Market near Arundel, you can see them, still dusty in the images. Over the last couple of centuries, the vintage furniture trade has ended up with a small army of orphaned mirrors. Wander around any antiques fair or flea market and you’ll … Continue reading Why So Many Old Mirrors Look Like They’ve Lost Their Other Half (Because They Have)
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Flying Through The Perils and Perks of Selling Online (Not With The Greatest of Ease)
This is Your Captain SpeakingTrust me, I wouldn’t recommend selling online to my worst enemy—unless of course they were trying to sell a 1970s jewel toned aeroplane seat. Then, oddly, it’s the perfect place. Go figure.Now before you assume I’m trying to protect some closely guarded business secret, let me assure you: I’d love fewer … Continue reading Flying Through The Perils and Perks of Selling Online (Not With The Greatest of Ease)
The Accidental Successful Blog
My blog about Lewes FC looks like it may hit 20,000 reads this year, which, for context, is extraordinary. Out of curiosity, I asked ChatGPT—with its access to web traffic data—what kind of annual traffic a typical niche blog on a non-league football club might receive. The answer? Between 500 and 2,000 reads per year. … Continue reading The Accidental Successful Blog
The Rights of Fans. 