A sofa which was destined for the skip only to be saved when its owner mentioned it had belonged to Winston Churchill, Britain's war-time prime minister, has fetched £7,500 at auction, despite being valued at just £80.
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Monday, July 27, 2009
Sofa government no wonder it looks worn out
Sofa government no wonder it looks worn out
A sofa which was destined for the skip only to be saved when its owner mentioned it had belonged to Winston Churchill, Britain's war-time prime minister, has fetched £7,500 at auction, despite being valued at just £80.
A sofa which was destined for the skip only to be saved when its owner mentioned it had belonged to Winston Churchill, Britain's war-time prime minister, has fetched £7,500 at auction, despite being valued at just £80.
Looks like he too had a dog named Rocky John...
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Looks like he too had a dog named Rocky John...
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Apologise John I seem to be duplicating everything today. Something wrong with my mouse maybe. Hope all is well.
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I wonder how much it will cost to refurbish on top of that!
ReplyDeleteWinnie's sofa looks like it has seen a feckload of action and cigars.....
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