Dickinson's Real Deal | S07 E26 | HomeStyle
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 25 ส.ค. 2024
- On `Dickinson's Real Deal', flamboyant antiques expert and presenter David Dickinson hosts the show where you can make the most money for your antiques, the results of which can produce big windfalls or big busts.
The challenge is how to get the best deal. Contestants meet the dealers who offer cash for an item. The seller must decide whether to accept the guaranteed money or risk fortune or failure in the auction room. Of course, placing one's trust in a positive auction outcome is a gamble in itself! Will they make the right choice?
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Wow that jade was awesome
What an amazingly relaxed auctioneer.
Brenda is like the Merchant of Venice.
Brenda tried to bag that jug in sly amd was gutted david stepd in if he wasnt there , the lady would be screwd... asoon as she didnt offer brenda was like yea id put it in auction too 😁 the old dealer tatctics... 🤭
Exactly!
Brenda was caught red handed. She blushed when the Duke said the estimate. Easy poker tell
@@jamesryan4261She must've known she could not fleece anyone on live tv, and with DD lurking in the wings.She would only make herself look bad, so I think she genuinely underestimated the value of the item. As DD often says "this business is all about opinions". I think she just got it wrong-as DD described it as looking like "a piece of old tat"!
Wow, such beautiful Jade pieces, love it!🥳💜
Selling that silver filigree work for scrap was surprising because the intricate workmanship was lost, but maybe a fast sale is better than waiting for a higher price from a specialist collector. They were fancy spoons after all, and who needs them?
Good jade
“We were allowed to take what we wanted “. And sell it. Some people are ridiculous
David Dickinson look's like he's had a stroke in the thumbnail
She started getting greedy, the value of pots can go right down
Why didn't dicky boy went in for a few words about those coins?
Why sell £294 (scrap) price of gold for only £200 ? Anyone can sell to their local bullion office for the scrap price.
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Some of the dealers are a joke 🙄
I like old things, thats why i like my wife
I remember Brenda Hallers Dad in the 1966 world cup final, I didn't like him and I don't like her