Possible Elizabeth at Tilbury

[AberSteve]

Thank you so much, Peter and Sandor. That's incredibly helpful. I don't live near Tilbury, but if I'm down that way, I will certainly go and look.
Best wishes
Linda

[plyoung]

Dear Linda,
If you live near Tilbury in Essex you may like to know that there was a diorama, in the local library, of Queen Elizabeth I reviewing the fleet in 1588 (which included many more of these figures).  However, I do not know if the diorama is still on display there. 


Peter oo~

[snagy]

Hi Linda,
if I were you I would try to sell the figures on eBay.de, that is one of the largest market of flat figures.
For the time being there is no auction for that set (see: [size=78%]https://www.ebay.de/sch/i.html?_nkw=zinnfiguren+Tilbury&_sacat=261072&_from=R40&_trksid=p2334524.m570.l1313&_svsrch=1&_odkw=zinnfiguren+Elizabet&_osacat=261072&_sop=10[/size] )


About the price - considering the

• rarity of the figures
• the fact that it is not the full set
• the mediocre paint quality

I would start the auction on the Euro 5 for the foots and 10 for the group of the mounted Queen, i.e. 9 x 5 + 10 = 55, and I would run the auction for 10 days to give enough time for the enquirers/bidders.
Good luck!
Sandor

[AberSteve]

Thanks so much, Mark - that's really helpful.
Best wishes
Linda

[marko]

Hi Linda!

Anyone is welcome to post here and is looks like part of Elizabeth at Tilbury which is fairly rare.  Here is the original catalog:

https://intflatfigures.org/BFFS/History/Krog/index.html

Price wise I am not sure, as recall I was advised something like $1 per foot figure and $2 per mounted is a good rule of thumb.  This is a rare set which may increase the value that but, as a partial set it will not help.  Sorry for the mushy response, others may be more helpful.

Mark

[AberSteve]

Hello All. As a first -time poster, I hope that what I'm posting is allowed. I have been helping a friend to sort and sell her late partner's possessions. Among them was this set of flat figures. I think, from what we have been able to see online, they may be at least part of the set of Elizabeth 1 at Tilbury. I would be very grateful if members could advise as to whether this is the case and if so, what might be the  best way of selling them?
Many thanks for your time
Linda