Harry Clarke / Fairy Talesfirst edition Hans Christian Anderson Fairy Tales, quite a high starting bid of $280, but it does look nice...... Here's what I want for my birthdayHans Anderson Fairy Tales First Edition, only £800! The same seller also has The years at the spring at a cheaper price. Nice to see some Harry Clarke activity on ebay anwyay.... Hans Anderson first editionSlight repost from the blog:Hans Anderson Fairy Tales First Edition, only £800! The same seller also has The years at the spring at a cheaper price. Nice to see some Harry Clarke activity on ebay anwyay.... Who started this book at £450???Hans Christian Anderson Fairy Tales, from 1930, illustrated by Harry Clarke but still! I have one of these, did they mean £4.50? Maybe that's why the auction was ended, with no bids.... Fairy Tales now relisted at £385See it here, still sounds pricey to me!... 1930 Fairy Tales relisted AGAIN at GBP385See it here, illustrated by Harry Clarke. Too expensive.Lordy, just realised we have not listed our very own Harry Clarke on the family tree yet! My son Harry Clarke was born on the 8th of June, 2009.... That book that people keep ebaying at £400This book, that someone keeps trying to sell at around the four hundred quid mark, someone's just put a copy on at only ten pounds. That's Hans Christian Anderson Fairy Tales, illustrated by Harry Clarke. Not my Harry, this Harry.... Hans Anderson fairy tales first edition (illustrated by Harry Clarke)£1500 starting bid, good luck with that... This book was listed last week (and did not sell) at £1600...... Ridiculous price for this bookHans Anderson Fairy Tales - only £950 to you! It's not even one of the Harry Clarke signed versions.... 300 quid for a Harry Clarke / Hans Christian Anderson Fairy TalesExcessive I feel, don't think that will go at that price.... Le Creuset pans!A nice old frying pan and a set of saucepans 99p starting price collect from Folkestone.While we're on ebay here's a very expensive Harry Clarke fairy tales. Hans Anderson fairy tales, but illustrated by Harry Clarke, of course. Not my Harry....