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Despite these unique items, it was a diminutive silver teapot that truly drew Duncan's eye. At first glance assuming an appearance akin to a child's plaything, the teapot was, in fact, a valuable ...

It saw expert Duncan Campbell astounded by a tiny silver teapot brought in by a couple for valuation. The miniature ornament gleamed in the sunshine as Duncan held it delicately in his hand.

However it was a tiny silver teapot which caught the attention of Duncan. At first glance the item looked like it could be a child's toy but in fact, it is actually worth over £12,000.