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Lambourn man shells out on rare spherical egg in auction

A man has described buying a spherical chicken egg, which he spontaneously purchased at auction after a few pints, as “money well spent”.

Ed Pownall, from Lambourn, in Berkshire, shelled out £150 for the egg, which is reportedly one in a billion.

The egg, which is round rather than ovoid, was sent to him by courier from Scotland.

It had been discovered by a woman who found it in a box from her local supermarket in Ayr.


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