ABOUT THIS PODCAST 🔗
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.
Update frequency:
every 8 days
Average audio length:
39 minutes
English
United Kingdom
16 episodes
since May 28, 2026
episodic
LATEST EPISODE 🔗
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 will they Sell, Save, or Scrap?
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PREVIOUS EPISODES 🔗
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?
Jeweller Victoria Dahms takes Charlie's chair and brings a heavy 18 carat gold watch chain with unusual trombone links. James brings a George Cartwheel coin & an Indian folding table. What will they sell, save, or skip?
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James and Charlie have the difficult task of skipping! Either an Essex crystal topped silver box, an Irish silver potato ring or a pair of silver gilt tumbler cups.
As well as, fly and coarse fishing, mad legislation, common sense, Budge Grub, Morris Travellers and cocker spaniels!
What will James and Charlie; Save, Sell or Skip? A novelty Devon fish water jug, a Kelim rug or Brewing Brothers Bayeux Beer. Plus, chatter on Hastings Old Town Week, lawyers, billable hours, Bayeux tapestry, Billy's dog Wally and a Devon motto ware jug, inscribed, ‘Kind words are the music of the …
A novelty chess trophy board, in the shape of a castle sign written with winners from 1948. Charlie brings an Italian leather briefcase bought on eBay for £30. James fields an Indian inlaid alabaster tray from Agra.
Which will they Sell, Skip, or Save? Plus, chatter about the artists Lucian Freud &…
A Victorian copper coal bucket with brass swing handle, scraps at £30 sells for more, a Scottish horn box set with Cairngorm citrine and Brewing Brothers lager. Which will James and Charlie Save, Sell, or Skip? Plus, a new name Braxton Picks and a sponsor!
A porcelain punch bowl painted a ship's portrait, a 1960s 12 inch globe and a beach, ash & elm captain's chair.
Which will James and Charlie Save, Sell, or Skip?
Plus, Las Vegas, Mosaics, Albania and podcaster Joe Rogan!
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