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Glyn Knight was an antiques dealer who Ken Barlow contacted when he and Deirdre decided to sell Albert Tatlock's old sideboard. Mr Knight viewed the piece with Deirdre and talked down its value, saying that most folk would not be interested in it and offering her £100. Beattie Pearson however had already offered £200, making Ken and Deirdre realise that it might have more value than they had previously thought. Deirdre turned down his offer and upped him to £400. Credited as "Mr Knight", the character's first name was given in dialogue.

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rdfs:label	Glyn Knight
rdfs:comment	Glyn Knight was an antiques dealer who Ken Barlow contacted when he and Deirdre decided to sell Albert Tatlock's old sideboard. Mr Knight viewed the piece with Deirdre and talked down its value, saying that most folk would not be interested in it and offering her £100. Beattie Pearson however had already offered £200, making Ken and Deirdre realise that it might have more value than they had previously thought. Deirdre turned down his offer and upped him to £400. Credited as "Mr Knight", the character's first name was given in dialogue.
dcterms:subject	Coronation Street characters Coronation Street characters 1985 minor characters 1985 minor characters
Number of Appearances	2(xsd:integer)
First Appearance	1985-02-18(xsd:date)
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Character Name	Glyn Knight
Played By	Brian Grellis
Last Appearance	1985-02-20(xsd:date)
abstract	Glyn Knight was an antiques dealer who Ken Barlow contacted when he and Deirdre decided to sell Albert Tatlock's old sideboard. Mr Knight viewed the piece with Deirdre and talked down its value, saying that most folk would not be interested in it and offering her £100. Beattie Pearson however had already offered £200, making Ken and Deirdre realise that it might have more value than they had previously thought. Deirdre turned down his offer and upped him to £400. He collected the sideboard the next day and gave the Barlows a cheque, making snobby comments that the piece was meant for more gracious surroundings than a back street terrace. Deirdre got her own back by spinning a yarn that they had also sold various china figurines of shepherdesses with a fancy German name (i.e. Dresden china) that Albert collected to a local junk shop. Mr Knight's face paled at the thought while Ken looked on with amusement. Credited as "Mr Knight", the character's first name was given in dialogue.

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