Oldest thing in your house.

[melhookv12]

Simple really, not sure about mine, probably a table left to me by my Grandad, but not that old. Maybe 1950

[Flintstone]

The stardust in my molecules.

[doosht]

The Mrs

[melhookv12]

The carbon on my mudflap ?

[davepoth]

Other than people probably my guitar from 1973.

[Yoof Full Chav]

Mrs Chav

Edited by Yoof Full Chav on Sunday 31st July 20:50

[anonymous-user]

A Phillips TV from the early 90's which weighs a bloody ton and still gives excellent picture quality.

[cal72]

Bunzl, this is the wifes bedtime bear since 1979.

[Famous Graham]

A 1980 Canon A1 film SLR (well, obviously it's film, given the date ) is the oldest object I own.

So, me, I guess.

[jessica]

My lovely georgian diamond Jessie ring.

[Xtriple129]

Granddaughter clock I inherited from my grand parents. A fairly hideous old relic but so many memories of when I was a kid. Great thing.

[turbopug]

Myself

[Penny-lope]

Well my house was built in 1939, so the doors are pretty old. I also have a few photos from the 20's

[theironduke]

Couple of bits of furniture are over 200 years old.

I've got a couple of shotguns which are easily over 100 years old but i still shoot them, lovely sensation to use something so old.

[cazzer]

Wall clock that was a wedding present to my grandparents in 1920.

Scratch that...I have a roman coin circa 300 AD

Edited by cazzer on Sunday 31st July 20:57

[Shaw Tarse]

MBU

[The Black Flash]

A Romano-British pendant I bought for the missus.

[Council Baby]

A couple of rocks that I suspect are at least a million years old, give or take a few thousand either way.

[Riley Blue]

Probably a page from the Illustrated London News dated June 29th, 1907 about the opening of Brooklands.

[Penny-lope]

Council Baby said:

A couple of rocks that I suspect are at least a million years old, give or take a few thousand either way.

Actually there is a couple of fossilised sharks teeth in J's room...they must be rather old