I guessed it was from Nancy. I have a beautiful Daum Nancy lamp shade that I bought at auction years ago. I tried to have my lamp guy make an LED light to sit inside it, but he never did it.
@@traviscoates6878 We used to be antique dealers and you have to learn who specializes in what so you can get things repaired such an antique lighting. So the “go to” lamp guy in San Luis Obispo was Jack Farris-recently retired. All the antique lamps I acquired, I took to him for inspection and/or repair. Great guy!
I'd be dancing a jig!!! 😁 Yes.. I'm American and Southern!! We LOVE to show our emotions!! When we're happy we smile😀.. sad we frown☹.. very sad we cry😭.. excited we.. well there are several things u might see such as dancing, jumping up and down, yelling YEAH, hell u might even see tears of joy🤣!! When we're angry.. well that's another 1 with varying reactions, and probably best not to test the limits on that 1🤬. I never really understood why Brits don't like to show very much emotion in public. Maybe someone can explain this to me? Well y'all take care and God bless!!🙌 😄
That is why the british roadshow is great. The american show trades in junk and than you have to hear the life stories of all those ghastly, boring fatties wearing t-shirts.
I'm not a religious person, but having been raised Catholic (no longer practicing) holding this in a Cathedral somehow doesn't seem quite right to me. Am I the only one?
Those mediaeval cathedrals used to be full of little shops and businesses, inside and outside, until the Protestants and the Victorians cleared them away.
They politely listen to the evaluators long speech about the history and back story of the piece hearing about dates and periods and other trivia, politely tolerate his attempts to be witty and charming, all the while they're thinking, "blah blah blah whatever lets get to the part where you tell me I can sell this ugly fucking eyesore for 100 grand". Then after the build up they're told "its worth 2 grand" and they politely act happy and surprised while thinking "That's it? I tolerated your bullshit for 2 grand? I'm fucking devastated but I'm on camera so I better act happy, more or less."
the appraisers love just toying with people. A big long spiel on its artistic merit, the fine workmanship etc, and then hit them with a lousy valuation of 2 grand. Who can blame her for being a bit disappointed
They aren’t selling anything.. they are getting appraisals.. and the Bible is not a factual book. Too many people believe n this boogie-man of the Christian bible… and other boogie man deities in other crazy belief systems.
So beautiful when held up to the light.
That guys hands going everywhere was giving me high anxiety!!
Buy a set of tiny battery operated lights to slide inside. Electric would get too hot anyway unless you used a 4 watt bulb.
LED and battery , no heat , long life ,tiny
I guessed it was from Nancy. I have a beautiful Daum Nancy lamp shade that I bought at auction years ago. I tried to have my lamp guy make an LED light to sit inside it, but he never did it.
NOT A GOOD IDEA TO DO IT
@@beatrizboccheciampe4941 Why not?
Who has a “lamp guy?”
@@traviscoates6878 We used to be antique dealers and you have to learn who specializes in what so you can get things repaired such an antique lighting. So the “go to” lamp guy in San Luis Obispo was Jack Farris-recently retired. All the antique lamps I acquired, I took to him for inspection and/or repair. Great guy!
Not quite the oh my gosh, but a gorgeous object. Her colour scheme was very tasteful too. Green = win.
The chewing couple behind presenter is causing the camera person to try and keep that view as short as poss. Dont know why, but I find it distracting.
I kept thinking bowling pin.⚡
in terms of the period it was made ...I would say anywhere between 1900 and 2020
Damn this is British af
Watchin random youtube vids late at night, yeahhh
Colour?
Since wgen is Mudd "colour"?
Nice aspect ration you chose to upload in.
English have such restrained reactions.
I'd be doing handsprongs, break dancing, yelling "SHAZAM !!"
The Brits are well-known for what Yanks call a typically reticent attitude
I'd be dancing a jig!!! 😁 Yes.. I'm American and Southern!! We LOVE to show our emotions!! When we're happy we smile😀.. sad we frown☹.. very sad we cry😭.. excited we.. well there are several things u might see such as dancing, jumping up and down, yelling YEAH, hell u might even see tears of joy🤣!! When we're angry.. well that's another 1 with varying reactions, and probably best not to test the limits on that 1🤬.
I never really understood why Brits don't like to show very much emotion in public. Maybe someone can explain this to me? Well y'all take care and God bless!!🙌 😄
We are reserved- doesn't mean we're not excited! It's just the way we are.
That is why the british roadshow is great. The american show trades in junk and than you have to hear the life stories of all those ghastly, boring fatties wearing t-shirts.
For 2000 lbs. ? Youre kidding !
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The noncy region of France? Don't think I'd wanna go there.
It's safe to go there now. Those dreadful mistakes were made a hundred years ago.
I'm not a religious person, but having been raised Catholic (no longer practicing) holding this in a Cathedral somehow doesn't seem quite right to me. Am I the only one?
Nothing wrong with it.
Nope Nope, you are the only one.
Those mediaeval cathedrals used to be full of little shops and businesses, inside and outside, until the Protestants and the Victorians cleared them away.
They politely listen to the evaluators long speech about the history and back story of the piece hearing about dates and periods and other trivia, politely tolerate his attempts to be witty and charming, all the while they're thinking, "blah blah blah whatever lets get to the part where you tell me I can sell this ugly fucking eyesore for 100 grand". Then after the build up they're told "its worth 2 grand" and they politely act happy and surprised while thinking "That's it? I tolerated your bullshit for 2 grand? I'm fucking devastated but I'm on camera so I better act happy, more or less."
Hahaha, that was brilliant. I think the same thing when items get evaluated at around £100, and they pretend to be mildly amused lol.
Actually 2000 pounds in 2018 is 2793.50 U S dollars. lol
lol
Watchin random youtube vids late at night,YEAHHHHH
under rated , or tons of them
SOLD! Is what I’d be screaming, church or no church, for the sake of having those hideous things out of my life.
Thank you for that. Now I don't have to say it.
quit waving your hands next to it, for crying out loud!
NO LIGHT!!!
I hate it when this happens!
$2500.00 US Dollars
the appraisers love just toying with people. A big long spiel on its artistic merit, the fine workmanship etc, and then hit them with a lousy valuation of 2 grand. Who can blame her for being a bit disappointed
Mind you knock it over ; Dude!
Watchin random youtube vids late at night, OH yeahhh
Me too! Check out Baumgartner Restoration. That will keep you going for a few days. Bob Ross with science and cool tools.
with his jerky hand movements i was expecting him to knock it over!
Glossvawz...
Lincoln cathedral, stolen property
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Not much. Two thousand pounds nowadays is nothing. To get a rise out of me you gotta put it in at least the upper tens of thousands, preferably more.
she was expecting more
for what ?
It doesn’t seem right to be in a church
The only time Jesus was really mad was when the Temple was turned into a marketplace such as we see in this video.
They aren’t selling anything.. they are getting appraisals.. and the Bible is not a factual book. Too many people believe n this boogie-man of the Christian bible… and other boogie man deities in other crazy belief systems.
It costs a fortune to maintain structures such as this. I'm sure they werevpayed well for it's use and doubt it was on a sunday.
2 thousand powndz
Watchin random youtube vids late at night, yeahhh
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