The spoon with the gilt bowl is actually a mustard spoon, George. The gold wash is meant to protect the silver from the acidic nature of the mustard. Popular with prime rib - think horseradish and mustard on the side of your beef.
Oh My Goodness I live about 2 miles from the Old Sautee Store I love that piece If she brought it to Sautee Nacoochee Valley Georgia I am sure someone would pay good money for it ,We are very proud of our Valley here and there is a lot of History and the Old Sautee Store is part of it
My friend Anna Whitis, purchased the same 1880's pioneer doll, it is in good shape, original cloth body, porcelain head, & period clothing. Kevin Phoenix
George, you are a treasure! So much knowledge of the past,all aspects of the past, is being lost. If the kids today ran out of batteries and there was no TV or internet would they survive? I mean really? Do they have the skills to try and make anything? Grow anything? Talk to each other face-to-face? Don't get me wrong, I love my cell phone because of channels like yours, quilter's, furniture restorers, gardeners, etc. As a World culture, I see such magnificent glass,pottery,crocheting, etc. Is it lost?
I think we're losing a lot of that as factory work replaces hand work. I also wonder what will happen to people who don't know how to do anything without electronics. I'm glad you enjoy the channel and thanks so much!
Merry Christmas George. Praying for you. Just started to watch your video. I have seen you on Jeffery’s video. Stay warm Sending money to Baptist Church there. Fabulous idea. Feed the people !
That was so educational, George! Love the appraisal fairs; so much rich history. I really loved the coverlet & thought for sure you'd say Scottish, because alot of Scots settled in the Appalachian mountains in WV. On camera, it even looked like it had a little bit like a plaid weave to it. My grandmother was from Ireland & my grandfather was a Scot. I know, what a combination! I'm curious what our clan's tartan looks like.
My clan merged into the Armstrong clan on the one side where I have a trace of Scot's blood. I think the other side came from near the border with England also, but farther to the west. The Scots influence I'm sure was felt in design, but the method to do these was developed in France, I believe
Hey George! That "Sandwich" decanter set is something in my line of interest. I have a couple decanter sets...I mostly go after the water sets...but I like those, too. That seemed to be a really good price for it, too. I liked that Duncan "Daisy and Button" pitcher! That would make a really pretty set, it the tumblers were with it. That Persian tray was really interesting. I know absolutely nothing about those type items, but I've always liked the patterns on them. Love the tortoise shell box! I used to have a TON of that Indiana Glass "Harvest"...gave all of it away. Not my favourite. I go for the older pieces, and I'm not fond of ice lips, either. I really enjoy these appraisal videos! The fact that the appraisals bring people together, to find out what they have and what it's worth is fantastic! Thanks!!!!!
The tortoise shell! You could never recreate that (legally) now. I like seeing a few things that seem to be unique, the Persian tray was another good one...I have only a little experience with such items, I had an estate once that had early 20th century Persian metal in it. I have the ton of Indiana Harvest that you gave away I think! Did really like the Amberette piece myself, and I'm not usually into amber glass. I like the whole togetherness of the antique and vintage world, it's fun to get the "general public" in for appraisals to stoke their interest
I am just completing my appraiser certification through Asheford Antique Appraisal Institute . I’m blown away by your broad knowledge of everything! Wow! Love watching your program .cheers Margo🇨🇦
That coverlet (34.37) is stunning! Love seeing the reverse side, both sides are graphically exciting. I really like the scale of the pattern, overall. Has a great feeling to it.
Thank you for sharing your knowledge. I have a "sandwich" decanter set as well as other matching pieces including a large vase (81 pieces in total). My neighbor gave them to me a few years ago. They don't glow 🙁, but I enjoy just the same.
I love that Persian table Ditch that cloth that you are appraising on - better to see detail on wooden table top or plain cloth You should get some tablecloths with your logo on them for a professional look for your increasing number of appraisals. I’d be tempted to get a turntable too so you can look round a piece without having to move it around in your hand😀
Glad to see you having fun at these appraisals. Be interesting to see what you brought back from there. I think you made alot of people smile with all your info. PS. That magnifying glass was pretty neat, loved the bright colors !
I appreciate that! I have a little knowledge about a lot of things, my viewers often have more knowledge about their particular collectible so it makes it fun to share
My first impression, and what I still think is, that "The Box" at 18:40 is a matched pistols case (?) with some sort of center divider now absent. Probably a custom made presentation with the plaque, the felt, and the specificity of the other compartment shapes (probably for tools, wadding, bullets or balls, oilers etc.) I have spent a lot of time with vintage firearms, and this seems very in keeping/similar to what I am familiar with. But of course I could be wrong.
Good video George as usual I just never know where you're going to show up at when I get ready to watch your videos The coverlet was my favorite Take care be careful ❤️
@@TheAntiqueNomadDear Mr George, "The", Antique Nomad , Hi! I Hope you will remember what I am going to refer to. When you were in your Store , darn, I forgot what city it was in. Well anyway there was a really COOL THREE TIER DROP OLIVE GREEN POLE LAMP for sale. You were highlighting some of the Beautiful, Whimsical, Fanciful, Comical, Theatrical, Oceanic,Oh George 🛑 me now because I was ready to book a flight and go shopping!!! So. don't keep me in suspense to long waiting to see if the Pole Lamp is still available. And if it is would you consider shipping it? And if you will what is the price of the lamp? I'm dieing to know!!! I have watched you for a very long time and KAT, THE NURSE FLIPPER is My GREATEST MENTOR!!!! I am following her every move to get my eBay Store up and PROFITABLE! I too was a Nurse so we have a lot in common that way. We want to HELP PEOPLE!!! And that brings me to the Final Message to You, George. Because I have inherited a lot of old what I "think", valuable items, or things or in other words alot of stuff that was my Grandmother's mother or father and my Grandfathers collectibles that I might need Professional Appraisal on. To be honest I know these items are RARE or even none available. That is why I have Not Done anything. So to close I'll just say that I will look forward to hearing from you! Sincerely, Pam Davis pamandflowers@gmail.com
Just started watching your videos having fun enjoying you and your information great, thank you. I'm trying to find out about a tumble up with matching vase wondering if you can help
That person’s details on the Indian box shows he was from Scotland The Scots were valued by the British East India Company as having a reputation for being good administrators
China head dolls were made in Germany from the 1840’s! That China doll is from the 1880-1930’s and made by the German factory Hertwig. I have specialized in these dolls for 20 years. I love your videos and watch as much as I can. You can check me out on TH-cam as well! I love to share! You are a favorite of mine.
I have a full size pristine clear Sandwich glass pedestal cake plate, traditional sunflower and wheat pattern. I know I overpaid in say 2002. What would it be realistically worth today?
@@TheAntiqueNomad I googled the Duncan Miller and that’s what I have. Thank you so much. I purchased it in Kent, WA at a glass show with a friend who collected the red royal albert dishware. I’m not sure what I paid, but I think it was between $80 and $130. I think maybe it was $80 because I don’t think I would have paid over $100. So I paid a little more than it’s value today, not too bad. Not a deal, but not a loss either.
Damn. I hate that for you. I'm really sorry! It's so close to cures, I have my fingers crossed that they'll be able to arrest it. Thankfully, you have a genuine wit that comes through in your writing that transcends your voice
Hi Daniel, I always read your comments, because you are sharp, you are smart, you share what you know, and you are not afraid to be super sassy. Really sorry you had a bad day..
The spoon with the gilt bowl is actually a mustard spoon, George. The gold wash is meant to protect the silver from the acidic nature of the mustard. Popular with prime rib - think horseradish and mustard on the side of your beef.
Thank you! I had not heard that before from my silver people.
Good information
Thank you, George, such fun! Everyone seemed to really enjoyed their time with you.
Oh My Goodness I live about 2 miles from the Old Sautee Store I love that piece If she brought it to Sautee Nacoochee Valley Georgia I am sure someone would pay good money for it ,We are very proud of our Valley here and there is a lot of History and the Old Sautee Store is part of it
I love the Old Sautee Store and live about an hour away.
I actually suggested that to her off camera! I agree
Knight of the Old Bath Order... I just cannot imagine what that would look like, lol. Certain things crack me up. This is one, lol.
Probably the friendliest town because everyone is sitting in easy chairs.
That sure helps! LOL
Another great appraisal video George! Thanks for sharing!
Many thanks!
I love your own private antiques roadshow!
I sure have fun doing them
Loved all the appraisals wish I could bring you my cool stuff of my great grandmother s.
Me too! Maybe someone near you will sponsor an appraisal fair and I can come then
You are so caring and knowledgeable. Thanks for sharing your talent
You are so welcome! That's very kind of you to say
thx for sharing your vast amount information
Glad it was helpful!
My friend Anna Whitis, purchased the same 1880's pioneer doll, it is in good shape, original cloth body, porcelain head, & period clothing. Kevin Phoenix
Very nice!
Hi, I really like your videos. Watching this one I saw the box, I believe it's an antique dueling pistol box.
I like pitcher with clear and amber glass.
Me too, and those aren't even my usual colors!
That mahogany box looks like a set of dueling pistols. I have one in a similar set up.
That could be! Thank you
George, you are a treasure! So much knowledge of the past,all aspects of the past, is being lost. If the kids today ran out of batteries and there was no TV or internet would they survive? I mean really? Do they have the skills to try and make anything? Grow anything? Talk to each other face-to-face?
Don't get me wrong, I love my cell phone because of channels like yours, quilter's, furniture restorers, gardeners, etc.
As a World culture, I see such magnificent glass,pottery,crocheting, etc. Is it lost?
I think we're losing a lot of that as factory work replaces hand work. I also wonder what will happen to people who don't know how to do anything without electronics. I'm glad you enjoy the channel and thanks so much!
Merry Christmas George. Praying for you. Just started to watch your video. I have seen you on Jeffery’s video. Stay warm Sending money to Baptist Church there. Fabulous idea. Feed the people !
Thank you so much! Best wishes to you
That was so educational, George! Love the appraisal fairs; so much rich history. I really loved the coverlet & thought for sure you'd say Scottish, because alot of Scots settled in the Appalachian mountains in WV. On camera, it even looked like it had a little bit like a plaid weave to it. My grandmother was from Ireland & my grandfather was a Scot. I know, what a combination! I'm curious what our clan's tartan looks like.
My clan merged into the Armstrong clan on the one side where I have a trace of Scot's blood. I think the other side came from near the border with England also, but farther to the west. The Scots influence I'm sure was felt in design, but the method to do these was developed in France, I believe
There are websites where can look up your tartan My mother’s maiden name was Dunnachie and we are affiliated to Robertson tartan
Hey George! That "Sandwich" decanter set is something in my line of interest. I have a couple decanter sets...I mostly go after the water sets...but I like those, too. That seemed to be a really good price for it, too. I liked that Duncan "Daisy and Button" pitcher! That would make a really pretty set, it the tumblers were with it. That Persian tray was really interesting. I know absolutely nothing about those type items, but I've always liked the patterns on them. Love the tortoise shell box! I used to have a TON of that Indiana Glass "Harvest"...gave all of it away. Not my favourite. I go for the older pieces, and I'm not fond of ice lips, either. I really enjoy these appraisal videos! The fact that the appraisals bring people together, to find out what they have and what it's worth is fantastic! Thanks!!!!!
The tortoise shell! You could never recreate that (legally) now. I like seeing a few things that seem to be unique, the Persian tray was another good one...I have only a little experience with such items, I had an estate once that had early 20th century Persian metal in it. I have the ton of Indiana Harvest that you gave away I think! Did really like the Amberette piece myself, and I'm not usually into amber glass. I like the whole togetherness of the antique and vintage world, it's fun to get the "general public" in for appraisals to stoke their interest
So happy to see some silverware! Thanks
I am just completing my appraiser certification through Asheford Antique Appraisal Institute . I’m blown away by your broad knowledge of everything! Wow! Love watching your program .cheers Margo🇨🇦
Fun, fun, stuff!
I liked what they brought too
Thanks George! I always enjoy antique appraisals.
Me too!
I’m learning so much from you! Grateful!😻
Love these videos
That coverlet (34.37) is stunning! Love seeing the reverse side, both sides are graphically exciting. I really like the scale of the pattern, overall. Has a great feeling to it.
You and me both! I wanted to be sure to show both sides
Thank you for sharing your knowledge. I have a "sandwich" decanter set as well as other matching pieces including a large vase (81 pieces in total). My neighbor gave them to me a few years ago. They don't glow 🙁, but I enjoy just the same.
I love that Persian table
Ditch that cloth that you are appraising on - better to see detail on wooden table top or plain cloth You should get some tablecloths with your logo on them for a professional look for your increasing number of appraisals. I’d be tempted to get a turntable too so you can look round a piece without having to move it around in your hand😀
I like those ideas! The cloth was supplied by the host and I didn’t want to refuse her setup
@@TheAntiqueNomad understand the predicament!
Interesting video. Thanks
Thank you! Appraisal fairs are fun
George you are full of knowledge
Myra brother n wife lived in Remotest Ga n visited The Sautee Store
Also hubby n I went fly fishing there
It apparently is a big landmark!
I love this type of video. Thanks!
More to come!
Thank you, George, for another great video! I learn so much from all the information you share with us.
Great video🥰
Glad to see you having fun at these appraisals. Be interesting to see what you brought back from there. I think you made alot of people smile with all your info. PS. That magnifying glass was pretty neat, loved the bright colors !
More to come! I'm glad I could do it
Your so knowledgeable,ty
Great video! Thank you for you knowledge.
Glad it was helpful!
I so enjoy your videos,. You seem very knowledgeable about just about everything.
I appreciate that! I have a little knowledge about a lot of things, my viewers often have more knowledge about their particular collectible so it makes it fun to share
I am a fan of your videos and I started watching them this year. I am so glad I discovered this channel. This is a wonderful video. Keep them coming.
Welcome aboard! I'm so glad, I'll keep trying to vary my videos so they can be fun and helpful
My first impression, and what I still think is, that "The Box" at 18:40 is a matched pistols case (?) with some sort of center divider now absent. Probably a custom made presentation with the plaque, the felt, and the specificity of the other compartment shapes (probably for tools, wadding, bullets or balls, oilers etc.) I have spent a lot of time with vintage firearms, and this seems very in keeping/similar to what I am familiar with. But of course I could be wrong.
Well done.
Thank you! I'm glad to see your comment, I enjoy bringing this to viewers
Good video George as usual
I just never know where you're going to show up at when I get ready to watch your videos
The coverlet was my favorite
Take care be careful ❤️
Mine too! I'm glad you got to see it with me
Interesting explanation for Victorian fussyness 👍🏽
A majolica dealer filled me in on that when I was very new to the business. The glossy and glassy glazes were intentional that way
Fun to watch! Love the appraisals
Glad you like them! I have more to come
I find it so fascinating and fun to learn about these objects! Thank you!
I enjoy doing them!
The box interior looks like it could fit a gun,,,but Idk...this is a great one again George.
Hi George!
Hi there!
@@TheAntiqueNomadDear Mr George, "The", Antique Nomad , Hi! I Hope you will remember what I am going to refer to. When you were in your Store , darn, I forgot what city it was in. Well anyway there was a really COOL THREE TIER DROP OLIVE GREEN POLE LAMP for sale. You were highlighting some of the Beautiful, Whimsical, Fanciful, Comical, Theatrical, Oceanic,Oh George 🛑 me now because I was ready to book a flight and go shopping!!!
So. don't keep me in suspense to long waiting to see if the Pole Lamp is still available. And if it is would you consider shipping it? And if you will what is the price of the lamp? I'm dieing to know!!! I have watched you for a very long time and KAT, THE NURSE FLIPPER is My GREATEST MENTOR!!!! I am following her every move to get my eBay Store up and PROFITABLE! I too was a Nurse so we have a lot in common that way. We want to HELP PEOPLE!!!
And that brings me to the Final Message to You, George. Because I have inherited a lot of old what I "think", valuable items, or things or in other words alot of stuff that was my Grandmother's mother or father and my Grandfathers collectibles that I might need Professional Appraisal on. To be honest I know these items are RARE or even none available. That is why I have Not Done anything. So to close I'll just say that I will look forward to hearing from you!
Sincerely,
Pam Davis
pamandflowers@gmail.com
You have alpt of knowledge
Thanks! I'm not perfect but I usually can suss things out
Just started watching your videos having fun enjoying you and your information great, thank you. I'm trying to find out about a tumble up with matching vase wondering if you can help
Neat stuff undead George!
I do pretty well for being undead lol
That person’s details on the Indian box shows he was from Scotland The Scots were valued by the British East India Company as having a reputation for being good administrators
That’s fantastic info! I didn’t know that detail. I’m not surprised, I have Scots blood and the managerial tendency is strong with us
Good to see you online in the ‘every day world’ stay safe
Actually advertisers say that a nice Scottish accent is the most trusted when concerned with finance for the UK
Great appraisal video George !! Fun to watch plus learning new things is always a bonus.
For me as well, thanks!
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The reindeer outside was adorable. How did you leave it.
I don't think they were letting that one go!
Could the bombay box originally held a gun??
The fittings and depth weren't really right for that
lol is that zeno in the chair?
Coincidence lol
China head dolls were made in Germany from the 1840’s! That China doll is from the 1880-1930’s and made by the German factory Hertwig. I have specialized in these dolls for 20 years. I love your videos and watch as much as I can. You can check me out on TH-cam as well! I love to share! You are a favorite of mine.
That’s great information! I’ll have to check out your channel
Hahaha. Indeed George! Go Spell correct. Gosh.
I read your previous comment and was wondering what you meant by that. 😱 kinda funny.
Dear Folks: It is "IRAN" (er rahn) NOT IRAN (I ran).
I have a full size pristine clear Sandwich glass pedestal cake plate, traditional sunflower and wheat pattern. I know I overpaid in say 2002. What would it be realistically worth today?
Depends on the maker, the Duncan version goes $65-75 now
@@TheAntiqueNomad I googled the Duncan Miller and that’s what I have. Thank you so much. I purchased it in Kent, WA at a glass show with a friend who collected the red royal albert dishware. I’m not sure what I paid, but I think it was between $80 and $130. I think maybe it was $80 because I don’t think I would have paid over $100. So I paid a little more than it’s value today, not too bad. Not a deal, but not a loss either.
Hi guys. Rough day at the doctor's office today. I'm watching but, it's just a downer. I'm loosing my voice to Parkinson's.
Damn. I hate that for you. I'm really sorry! It's so close to cures, I have my fingers crossed that they'll be able to arrest it. Thankfully, you have a genuine wit that comes through in your writing that transcends your voice
Daniel, my thoughts and prayers are with you 🙏🙏🙏
Hi Daniel, I always read your comments, because you are sharp, you are smart, you share what you know, and you are not afraid to be super sassy. Really sorry you had a bad day..
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Got to laugh. Without it, life is about as useless as tips on a boar hog.
Thanks Thanks for the words of encouragement.
@@carolgadles7045
Thank you. I'll be ok, just not right now.
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The condition on the Shakespeare book is poor at best. A five dollar copy on a good day.
Florida is a little more due to tourist component, but I agree that it isn't a particularly valuable book