28th June 2016
England a democratic country voted to come out of Europe
and then England went out of the Euros Football tournament

to the lowly seeded ,Iceland.

David Cameron resigned as Prime minister

and the opposition party, Labour,

voted not to support their leader.

The British Pound reached it's lowest against the Dollar

for over 30 years and the pound lost over 10% against the Euro.

Shares plummeted and

Mr Trump from the US came to visit us and said

"congratulations you have got your country back"

So that was the week that was.

This is my 52 year I have been in the Antique Trade

and my business has rode through 3 rescissions,

and when I opened my first showroom in the US in 1976

they too where in recession,

So that makes 4 rescissions.

Some experts are predicting another rescission now for England

as we are out of Europe.

So this how the ANTIQUESMAN is approaching the unsertanty

of the next few years.

Antiques is something we all love

and over the years it has proved a good investment.

With coming out of Europe

my concentration is back on on the North American Market.

With the Pound at such a low,

it makes Exports 20% lower

and with the refund of 20% VAT

to the exporter buyer,

it makes Antiques to the American or Canadian 40% cheaper this week.

John Nolan the ANTIQUESMAN is throwing in 10% my self

this means a 50% saving to the antique dealer from the States.


So past friends and customers from Savannah, Charleston, Atlanta, Raleigih,

Virginia and the rest of the east coast,

friends in the mid west and California, Toronto and Vancouver

now can order a 40ft container at a cost of $40,000

and receive $80,000 worth of Antiques, Bric-a-brac

Forget what Mr Trump says,

" you have your country back".............

hear is a chance for you to get many pieces back,

many pieces of beautiful Georgian, Victorian, Edwardian and

Elizabethan furniture, antique and vintage china, pottery,

architectural and collectables and bric-a-brac etc.

Our heritage is for sale, I know you will look after it for us.
John Nolan
Now you have a friend in the antique trade.