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Subject: Re: A ring for Myleigh Author: K Pelle [ Next Thread | Previous Thread | Next Message | Previous Message ] Date Posted: 14:08:04 07/10/12 Tue In reply to: Boyd Percy 's message, "A ring for Myleigh" on 21:21:24 07/06/12 Fri Well, since we're talking about Myleigh, I doubt Jane Austin's ring would interest her all that much, but imagine the thrill she'd get from a first edition copy of "Pride & Prejudice" or some object that Jane Austin actually held and used. I think she'd love to have one of the thousands of letters written by Jane Austin, especially since so few of them have survived. In fact Myleigh might swoon over something like Jane Austin's desk or even her inkwell. kp [ Next Thread | Previous Thread | Next Message | Previous Message ]

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[> Subject: Re: A ring for Myleigh Author: Wes [ Edit | View ] Date Posted: 12:32:16 07/11/12 Wed Just picked this up: "A ring that once belonged to Jane Austen was sold at auction for an astonishing $236,557 on Tuesday. "Sotheby’s London auction house had predicted that the ring would sell for as much as $45,000, but auctioneers were surprised by the final figure the closely-held family heirloom brought in." >I just read where Jane Austen's ring is up for >auction. Sothebys estimates the ring will go for >between £20,000-30,000. I'm sure Myleigh would >salivate over it. > >Boyd

[> [> Subject: Re: A ring for Myleigh Author: Dmitri [ Edit | View ] Date Posted: 18:25:42 07/11/12 Wed And I take it the buyer wasn't a character in any of your books. Dmitri > >Just picked this up: > >"A ring that once belonged to Jane Austen was sold at >auction for an astonishing $236,557 on Tuesday. > >"Sotheby’s London auction house had predicted that the >ring would sell for as much as $45,000, but >auctioneers were surprised by the final figure the >closely-held family heirloom brought in." > > >>I just read where Jane Austen's ring is up for >>auction. Sothebys estimates the ring will go for >>between £20,000-30,000. I'm sure Myleigh would >>salivate over it. >> >>Boyd

[> [> [> Subject: Re: A ring for Myleigh Author: Mike [ Edit | View ] Date Posted: 03:20:44 07/13/12 Fri Not yet. >And I take it the buyer wasn't a character in any of >your books. > >Dmitri > >> >>Just picked this up: >> >>"A ring that once belonged to Jane Austen was sold at >>auction for an astonishing $236,557 on Tuesday. >> >>"Sotheby’s London auction house had predicted that the >>ring would sell for as much as $45,000, but >>auctioneers were surprised by the final figure the >>closely-held family heirloom brought in." >> >> >>>I just read where Jane Austen's ring is up for >>>auction. Sothebys estimates the ring will go for >>>between £20,000-30,000. I'm sure Myleigh would >>>salivate over it. >>> >>>Boyd