BBC all the time self promoting their tv program output as best in the world. So in this show we see a remarkable find by Anita buying the bronze Buddha for £50 and realizing £3,800 at the auction. Yet in the context of the show that was it just a round of applause for Anita and a pat on the back from her Raj her opponent. What I wanted to see and know was why was this Buddha so valuable, who was it made by, when was it made. The winning bidder and under bidders obviously knew something more about it. Surely no one is going to pay over four grand (including commission) unless they had a good idea as to the aforementioned questions i've set out. Not good enough BBC once again you let down the licence payers.
BBC all the time self promoting their tv program output as best in the world. So in this show we see a remarkable find by Anita buying the bronze Buddha for £50 and realizing £3,800 at the auction. Yet in the context of the show that was it just a
No finer programe on TV. Vulture Capitalism at its beautiful best. Something we can ALL aspire to.
Anita's achievement even outranks Charlie Ross's magnificent find in an earlier series.
. http://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/p00q2ffy
No finer programe on TV. Vulture Capitalism at its beautiful best. Something we can ALL aspire to. Anita's achievement even outranks Charlie Ross's magnificent find in an earlier series. .http://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/p00q2ffy