@@ianyoung1101 I learned "Dear Liza" also. But I wouldn't be surprised if it was a song that changed when sung in different regions, or by different families.
Holes like that in ceramics cannot be repaired. You might try filling it with epoxy, which will certainly damage the maker's marks and original price tag, but then you have two materials with different rates of expansion rubbing against each other every time the temperature changes. You also have to explain everything you've done to the vase to any potential buyer or face a possible lawsuit.
There was a hole (there was a hole) In the middle of the vase (in the middle of the vase) The prettiest hole (the prettiest hole) That you ever did see (that you ever did see)....
@@fortunatoofamontillado1059 the mathmeticians on this thread really impress me. Someone up top said the average wage in 1927 was 5,500. I don't think so. But he doesn't identify the country.
Greetings from Manila, Philippines. I was amazed watching the antiques show. I inherited something from my great grandmother. It was brought by her son who was seaman in US. Can I take it picture and send it to you?
The hole shouldn't matter your not turning the vase upside down to look at it or show it ! No one would know theres a hole in the bottom less you told them or showed them !
Why do people wear neon clothes.... So stupid do you plan on getting lost couldn't even watch shirt blinded me probably the same type of people that have 4 high beam head lights... 😡
.... do you feel better? Now that you've got that out in the open? You okay? Need some juice? I'll even take the straw out of the plastic wrap for you.
I love Rookwood. This is gorgeous.
Love her reaction. Made me smile. :)
Beautiful colour and design glad for her nice surprise 🌻
Her smile was worth 10x that ❤️
Gorgeous artistry!
and the Vase is nice too!
Inflation calculator estimates around 490$ for 35$ in 1927. In case anyone was curious.
JC that's simply adjustment for inflation. Value of antiques is vastly different
All the same, nearly five hundred to five thousand, not bad.
JC thank you my Brain was spinning
In 1927 the average yearly wage was $5,500. When salary would have been around $115 a week $35 would have been a substantial purchase.
@s bright No....he didn't miss it. He saw it on top of yor head but wanted to save you some face!
Love antique roadshow ! I am always amazed at the value of some of the items people bring in ! Wish I could find things like that at a thrift stoe.
Wouldn’t be special if it was common.
I think she is so awesome.
There’s a whole, in the vase, dear Liza, dear Liza. All joking aside, that’s pretty darn cool!
Isn't it Delilah? Or have I been singing it wrong my entire life!?
@@ianyoung1101 I learned "Dear Liza" also. But I wouldn't be surprised if it was a song that changed when sung in different regions, or by different families.
Love these shows! Thank You!!!
Love her laugh.
Great looking vase.
Eliza Thornberry! :P
There's always some SHITHEAD with a drill or a paint brush to ruin a good item's value... :-/
Why not sell the hole as well🤯🤷♂️😂😂
Beautiful vase.
Beautiful vase!
A. GM beautiful woman
The vase is So purdy 🤩
Oh, she RAN to the nearest auction house. I would too.
She has a great laugh.
That's a $4000 hole, hmm, I've seen holes for a lot less than that. :P
Your Mother
ooooh gurl you went there.
There’s a free hole in a bathroom stall I saw once.
Don't call it a glory hole
Lovely vase
"Tiger Lilies" not day lilies
The hole can easily be fixed by a conservator, he should have made her aware of that .
I was thinking that same thing.
He probably wanted to get it from her cheap 🔧
Holes like that in ceramics cannot be repaired. You might try filling it with epoxy, which will certainly damage the maker's marks and original price tag, but then you have two materials with different rates of expansion rubbing against each other every time the temperature changes. You also have to explain everything you've done to the vase to any potential buyer or face a possible lawsuit.
There was a hole (there was a hole)
In the middle of the vase (in the middle of the vase)
The prettiest hole (the prettiest hole)
That you ever did see (that you ever did see)....
$35 in 1927 would be about $600 in today's money.
Drill it, Kill it,, sounds like a great name for a rap song
I love her smile,that's at least
$1,000,000. at auction.
A friend of mine is a welder. He says “holes are expensive”!
In 1927 $35 was $350! That’s months of rent for the average person. Probably over a year of rent.
So you are saying a months rent was less than $3.00
@@fortunatoofamontillado1059 the mathmeticians on this thread really impress me. Someone up top said the average wage in 1927 was 5,500. I don't think so. But he doesn't identify the country.
It's still beautiful. Who comes into a home and picks up a vase to look at the bottom anyway? The artistry is still perfectly intact.
I gotta say, if I suspect, I’ll try t sneak a peek. (Blushes)
i do
Beautiful woman.
snaz76 beautiful vase
Uncut Gems...And the most important question is...Does the carpet match the curtains!?
Absolutely
I think those are tiger lilies, not day lilies.
Nice !!! But those flowers look more like Tiger Lilies, not Daylilies.
Well aren’t you the lily expert! 👍🏼 Thanks so much for that important correction. /s
They also might be Oriental Lilies.
This piece is called "Jar of Beef Livers"
Greetings from Manila, Philippines.
I was amazed watching the antiques show. I inherited something from my great grandmother. It was brought by her son who was seaman in US. Can I take it picture and send it to you?
Stupid
Couldn't even see the vase over that shirt
The hole decreases the value by half and she’s like “okay” lol
As opposed to what?
Hey...... she found it in the house they bought. She paid nothing for it.
Anyone else nervous when he’s taking it apart lol
Her shirt is so loud..... : /
Not a daylily. This is an Asiatic lily. I have both and over 50 named daylilies. Beautiful vase though.
God I love redheads🤤
Why on earth would you put that in your basement?
you would be lucky to get $1 on Pawn Stars.
She wont get lost in the dark....
Free pair of sunglasses with every shirt
Not bad, despite the hole!
It's a planter now.
Cute lady.
An expensive vase is not a lamp, fyi.
SOLD!
The hole shouldn't matter your not turning the vase upside down to look at it or show it ! No one would know theres a hole in the bottom less you told them or showed them !
Sneaky little vase!
Very attractive lady.
Juicer
Yes! But ugliest shirt in the nation.
The hole drilled in the bottom Ruined It. WHAT WAIT Still worth 5 grand?!?!
I know a site she could become famous on
Why do people wear neon clothes.... So stupid do you plan on getting lost couldn't even watch shirt blinded me probably the same type of people that have 4 high beam head lights... 😡
.... do you feel better? Now that you've got that out in the open? You okay? Need some juice? I'll even take the straw out of the plastic wrap for you.
I dislike when people turn pottery or glass pieces into lamps.
Antiques Rogueshow....she's hawt...
Neigh
Drill holes lol wtf
She's smokin hot...
Get ur eyes checked
Stream Highlights get your brain checked!
@@bunnieshappylife3824 Get your ears checked.
Get ur head checked
Get checked checked
The caring sandwich minimally own because square concordantly separate per a ripe step. beautiful, small conga
I'd buy that for a dollar.
test
“What would you say...?”
Idiotic question for an appraiser.
It's pronounced VASS
Appraiser is annoying.
Defund PBS and live off your foundation donations.
Can we have all your Social Security checks back, please? Don't see the correlation? Figures.
Gorgeous vase.