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Hi Jason. Thanks for all the info! Just a comment about showing details on your items. If you hold them in front of your face, sometimes with your hand behind the piece, it will focus on the piece. Otherwise, the camera is trying to focus on your face, especially if you're holding the piece to the side. Just my 2 cents, (from the daughter of a photographer) :) Thanks, again, for sharing your knowledge!

Please upload in best quality, it's not the 90s anymore. Thanks!

I have silverware with n s o e p n s on the back is it worth anything

Really enjoyed this video thanks for posting I Learned alot.

Could someone answer question please for someone that knows very little about antique furniture. I have 80+ year old children's rocking chair that was painted at least twice in two different colors. The fiberboard seat is damaged but I see I can buy a replacement. Should painted antique furniture be left alone with the multiple colors of paint or should it be stripped and refinished? If the answer is to leave it alone, should the new fiberboard chair seat be made to look like a relic like they often do with guitars? Putting a new seat on an old chair will look worse than a ripped seat I think. I am not selling this item but I don't want to ruin or devalue it since it has been in my family 80+ years. If anyone can give me some answers I'd appreciate it.

I am going Monday!

I've got several pieces like the cups / set you had in the beginning they say wallace sterling 236, all im trying to figure out is the 236

Nickel silver has NO silver in it at all, it is all nickel, it is only silver looking. Silver plated, at least has some silver in it!

alot of my weighted , i strip

have large amount of sterling objects, cannot stop buying, am i wrong

Amazing. Is there anything that he does not know?

Hi the first figurine that you show us is not Meissen at all this is Sitzeldorf 1890-5. Second figurine is Meissen 1924 - 34, The first figurine is elder than meissen on 25 - 35 yeasrs. This is not 1880 how you tell in video.

Do you know anything about golf frames

Gold frame has 1931 season tickets 10:23

Great teaching.

How can I tell what kind of couch I have?

Thank you for sharing your knowledge of silver. Very nice.

I have a set of candle sticks and I don't know what the hallmarks stand for. If i got a photo to you would you have any idea of its origin.

Hi. I found this at the back of an antique furniture. What is it and is it worth.

Thanks! I just got a silver toast rack at a thrift shop for $3 but after polishing it up and looking up the marks, I find that it's solid sterling. Hadn't known about the lion passant, but that's what it has on the bottom.

I can feel with my fingers whether its plate or not even through tarnish. Ive picked up silver items in thrift shops that way because often the staff cant tell. Before the modern era in the uk a piece of silver would actually have a tiny bit scraped off for testing,gold and silver. So that can be something to look for in an inconspicuous area.

This is a such an informative video! I could listen all day. Thank you for sharing what you’ve learned.

Great video. Thank you.

I have a silver plate set that had belonged to my mother. One leg on the tray broke off. How is it repaired?

hi - I have a desk that my dad had when I was a kid - I'm 58 now - it seems to have square nails, also the drawers are not dovetail or pin and cove - looks like just pins, no cove marks, looks like square handmade flange nuts holding the hardware on and wood keyholes... thoughts?

You're a f'nf boss man

Silver dollars are not a troy ounce of silver..🤓

I love silver too

Thank you. Informative.

Do u buy an old frames?i have an old frames

Thanks so much for being so informative! I have gotten some Halls Silverplates, they look to be silver, and on the back engraved Halls SILVERPLATE. You know anything in regards to Halls brands and plates?

Thank you Jason! You know your furniture!

I need silver to buy please help me get some

I've got the pin and cove or perfectly round pegs. I found a piece of furniture dumped and it's my favorite piece! All the antiques I've found all have different types of dovetailing on the drawers.

Everything I needed to know, thank you so much

How did you know that I was watching that's crazy thank you how are you today

I have a New port Gorham Silver plate yb 712

Really easy to follow and very informative. Thanks for the detailed comparisons.

Hi Jason I have had a small chunkie frame about 12 inches by 11 for about 50 years, i got this frame from my mum who got it from an old woman just before she died .all the time i have had it every time a try to get some history i cant find any the frame has got some woodworm. and the joins have been done with old type wooden dowling and what looks like a hand made metal ring for hanging but the main interest to me is the pattern all round the frame is made of lead which can be moved carefully.every enquiry i have made no one has heard of this maybe you have.mr D Young london

Chest of drawers, has round peg drawer joinery, and found a burned in design on(under) front cross over for drawers . How can I (free) get information on mark (Makers mark) also has mortised locks with key entry point beening carved wood no metal.

Great information but would be much more helpful if you would add clear close-ups of the marks themselves? Thanks!

That cabinet behind you is the twin of ny mother's which my sister sold out from under us before momma was in the ground

Could you tell me any information on this what I think is a 18th century hope chest?

Much obliged for the most precious treasure of all. Knowledge!

How do I tell if it’s real gold leaf

Hi, thanks for this video. I am just learning about antiques. I purchased a desk from a woman who says she bought it from an antique dealer. The drawer has no dovetail joints. Could it be an antique?

Thank you Jason. I am still confused by lithograph as I hear it described as a crayon on a stone. A lot of lithographs do not look at all like they were made with crayon on a stone so are there two different kinds? I have a hard time believing an artist duplicated his painting by drawing on a stone. The lithograph looked identical to the painting. Confused....

I’m brand new to collecting. This was very interesting with regards to trying to spot real stuff. I’ve been switching to silver plate wine glasses from glass. I don’t care about matching, I care that they don’t break and are safe to use for drinking wine. I love the engraved wedding cups with couples names on them the most. My favorite right now is a long goblet with “Chris & Vickie 1976 engraved on it. I didn’t know replating was a thing. That sounds great. These things have turned out to be fun, easy to find in thrift stores and antique stores and they’re not expensive to collect.