I wasn't really surprised, (although it was a large difference in price). I still think it's an interesting piece and it now has an interesting story attached to it.
A good lesson in the distinction between a good 100% right piece (difficult to find) that a collector seeks out, and an 'also ran' that a decorator will buy at the discount.
Were you surprised how much the cresting altered the value of the chair? Tell us why below 👇
I wasn't really surprised, (although it was a large difference in price). I still think it's an interesting piece and it now has an interesting story attached to it.
A good lesson in the distinction between a good 100% right piece (difficult to find) that a collector seeks out, and an 'also ran' that a decorator will buy at the discount.
No ... because every time a piece gets "improved" like that, there are fewer of the 100% intact ones. And scarcity drives up prices.
No because I can read the title you specifically titled the video as.
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I believe the channel holder is referring to the difference between the monetary amounts, not the fact that there was a difference.
"What a beautiful chair..."
"The cresting is wrong!"
"What an awful chair!"
Funny thing is that the Victorians used to call such pieces "improved".
absolutely gutted