"blooming bingo" 😂😂 yes it's 1940. Lord love a duck mate, do you fink they are wearing gor blimey trousers straight out of a cockney musical. You daft bat they know that they are at an antiques roadshow gathering which is being filmed for television.
According to Wikipedia another of Beechey's family portraits sold for $821,000 in 2014 so the valuation here (£20k in 1991 = about £43k in 2023) is probably pretty conservative if the identification is correct
Not really , prices fluctuate according to trends and tastes in the market over time and some previously sought after and valuable antiques can now be worth not much at all .
I'm with you on this. I've seen several videos of this appraiser evaluating paintings, and I found all his prices surprisingly low. He said this was in very good condition but it looks quite scuffed and damaged to me. I think it will cost a lot to have repaired, but then I think the big money will appear at auction.
The painting is very beautiful. I love the guy's reaction: going from £5 to £20000 in a second, his only reaction is lifting his eyesbrows. Sooo british !!
He understood his subjects very well indeed the tell if a good portrait artist. They may have been sisters but in character they were very different. I time travelled and met two people thank you. It should be in a museum for sure and I hope it is.
It’s nice to have good looking ancestors. But then again, that’s the difference between a painting and a photograph. And a painting you can make somebody look better than they really are.
The head of the sister to the right looked rather worn to me, actually missing bits of paint. That's why I think it was somewhat curious to hear the expert say that the painting was in good condition. All things being relative, I guess that as a close to 200 year old painting (at the time), it's been kept quite well.
I would love to see Baumgardner Restoration get his hands on that painting to clean off the yellowed resin, repair the damaged areas, and protect it for the future.
@@iatsdwhat’s with the English hate for Americans? It’s really sad and not reciprocated in the least. I feel bad for you holding all that resentment in your heart.
The painting was sweet but certainly had condition issues - The expert assumed it was by Sir William Beechey - It certainly feels like it is from the Regency period - The owner seems almost pleased with the valuation.
That's because the professional knows how to speak English and uses the term picture correctly - unlike you, who doesn't seem to understand what the word picture means.
He is only telling the owner a fact: that pictures of pretty people command more money from those who can afford to buy them. He's not advocating for it.
"in very nice condition" must mean something different over there! Mind you, I am looking at this on TH-cam and not at the original but "very obvious damage" comes to mind in several spots. Blotch might be more accurate.
Yes millions tune in and thoroughly enjoy the programme. The bonus is, there's always 1 bitter, twisted and jealous viewer who gets triggered and starts ranting hilariously.
I always enjoy your channel, but please stop click-baiting your videos. There's nothing shocking about the evaluation. It's a very nice painting that's over 200 years old. I would certainly expect anything that old, that's this well done, that's survived several wars would certainly be worth thousands of pounds.
What is wrong with all you people?! The expert is wearing light colored socks because he has a problem with his feet! Dark colored socks incubate some foot problems! SHEESH!!
Maybe it's the light, but the sister on the right looks like she could use a little "cosmetic surgery." Not her looks but the painting seems to need a bit of restoration around her head. I remember seeing Beechey's "George III and the Prince of Wales Reviewing Troops" back in 1974. It was the only painting to be destroyed in the Windsor Castle fire as it was too big and heavy to move (13' 8" x 16' 6")
is the antiques roadshow youtube channel now employing a few click-bait savvy 20 year olds to write their titles?....I guess those are the times..but Ughhh...
AI can't do hands well either, even with billions of dollars of investment, so Mr Beechey oughtn't feel too embarrassed given he just had a stick with pig bristles stuck on one end.
Not the nicest portrait Ive ever seen. Its quite flat and the perspective is off. Of course, I would never be able to do something anywhere near as good ( think stick people or caricatures!). My grandfather was a trained artist, although not commercial or professional, and he'd have done a reasonable job if it.
2:56 I'm so glad he pointed out the locations of the faces, I couldn't find them at first.
He did it because he knew there would be donkeys like you trying to figure it out.
@@azynkron You're so special.
He's talking about the way the faces have been painted and the details of them.
@@azynkron Donkey indeed. Some people just need extra assistance with the simplest things. Feel sorry for them.
This is the most British exchange I've ever heard.
They aren't talking about invading innocent civilisations for "humanitarian" reasons.....so it could sound a lot more British.
@@Boru06 Awww poor you.
@@jyc313 Intelligent response. Well done.
@@Boru06 thanks I tried to stoop down to the intelligence level of your own response. Wasn’t very hard.
No capitals, no structure, no commas. Good job. Typical of the British educational system.
In love with this painting. The portraits are stunning.
They are not white, he's too posh for that I think cream or a very light colour.
I love the old dears poking about in the back ground.
“ look at that Edna! They cancelled blooming bingo to hold a jumble sale.”
😂
"blooming bingo" 😂😂 yes it's 1940.
Lord love a duck mate, do you fink they are wearing gor blimey trousers straight out of a cockney musical. You daft bat they know that they are at an antiques roadshow gathering which is being filmed for television.
According to Wikipedia another of Beechey's family portraits sold for $821,000 in 2014 so the valuation here (£20k in 1991 = about £43k in 2023) is probably pretty conservative if the identification is correct
Not really , prices fluctuate according to trends and tastes in the market over time and some previously sought after and valuable antiques can now be worth not much at all .
@@PhilipKerry Exactly, I don't see many people collecting stamps anymore.
I'm with you on this. I've seen several videos of this appraiser evaluating paintings, and I found all his prices surprisingly low. He said this was in very good condition but it looks quite scuffed and damaged to me. I think it will cost a lot to have repaired, but then I think the big money will appear at auction.
Good for that old chap….
Could be condition issues. The lady on the right seems to have cracks to the oil on canvas
The painting is very beautiful.
I love the guy's reaction: going from £5 to £20000 in a second, his only reaction is lifting his eyesbrows.
Sooo british !!
1:30
As a welshman I find both accents really posh.
That's actually the standard British response, £10k / per eyebrow, anything above £20k and he'd need to get his shoulders and hands involved.
He understood his subjects very well indeed the tell if a good portrait artist. They may have been sisters but in character they were very different. I time travelled and met two people thank you. It should be in a museum for sure and I hope it is.
very beautiful!
It is a peach of a painting. I'd have that on my wall.
Stunning painting
Only 30 years ago and they sound so differently posh.
Plenty of people still talk like that
They're good looking people, this is very important 😂😂. British subtlety at its finest
I would love to go on the beer and then to a club with those 2 guys ….. mental
I actually did, ended up in custody after a 6 hour K hole
Beauty transcends time :-)
Hi wow 🎉 great art love these
Who would have thought that Jeremy Clarkson was an art aficionado?🤣
Certainly not me, and probably only you.
"Two good looking people this is very important. " Remember if you want your painting to be valuable you must not paint ugly chicks.
It’s nice to have good looking ancestors. But then again, that’s the difference between a painting and a photograph. And a painting you can make somebody look better than they really are.
Bahahaha.
Ignorant.
U just have-not gone to Specsavers.....😂
That should be obvious tbh
The head of the sister to the right looked rather worn to me, actually missing bits of paint. That's why I think it was somewhat curious to hear the expert say that the painting was in good condition. All things being relative, I guess that as a close to 200 year old painting (at the time), it's been kept quite well.
It may be reflection if it has glass over it.
@@JaneNewAuthor That's a possibility I hadn't thought of.
Peeled varnish
Send it to Julian for a good clean and restoration.
Beautiful piece, soft and feminine.
It's absolutely shocking that this painting is worth exactly what we thought it would be.
Delicious...
As much as that, he says rather nonchalantly.😳😬👍👍
Now he can afford to overhaul the Bentley.
Ive got one of these in my tiolet
OTC, that middle hand is the most realized.
They look a lot like sisters. Their eyes and the shape of their noses are very similar.
1:10 i kept expecting one of those loud, nosy ladies would knock over the painting
I like those black velvet pictures of Elvis
Oh. I'm so shocked. Wow.
I would love to see Baumgardner Restoration get his hands on that painting to clean off the yellowed resin, repair the damaged areas, and protect it for the future.
Dozens of far more competent conservator companies in the UK without resorting to American hacks.
@@iatsd Professional jealousy?
I agree Baumgardner is my favourite
@@iatsd Oh, yes, for sure!!
@@iatsdwhat’s with the English hate for Americans? It’s really sad and not reciprocated in the least. I feel bad for you holding all that resentment in your heart.
“ A “picture” like this. It’s a painting!
Picture is a correct term of use for this object.
And of course £20,000 back then in what looks like the early 1980’s, would be something like 10x that now in equivalent money, possibly more.
It was 1991
good looking he said ohhh matron 😂💀
I'm shocked the price was so pedestrian.
Filmed over 30 years ago.
The painting was sweet but certainly had condition issues - The expert assumed it was by Sir William Beechey - It certainly feels like it is from the Regency period - The owner seems almost pleased with the valuation.
It's in very nice condition apart from the girls' head injury !!! 01:57
The "professional" keeps calling it a "picture".
That's because the professional knows how to speak English and uses the term picture correctly - unlike you, who doesn't seem to understand what the word picture means.
I wasn't shocked in the least.
I thought he was going to say it was worth 17 million pounds.
After watching this, I can’t think how American film and TV show makers believed all us Brits spoke the way they thought 🤷🏻♂️
No, we know most of you sound like Derek and Clive. We just don't talk about it.
@@garryferrington811 😂
“Do try and not have two dogs for daughters - their portait won’t be worth much in 200 years time!”
Can you put the estimate in todays money at the end please
Not really possible without an analysis of the art market on top of the money value.
That has to be a painting of twins. Has to be.
so only attractive people in oil paintings are worth more? quite rude
You should complain to the people who bid for them at auctions. Blatant lookism!
If you look at many of the masterpieces from history, you'll see plenty of "ugly" people depicted.
He is only telling the owner a fact: that pictures of pretty people command more money from those who can afford to buy them. He's not advocating for it.
Real art experts here. Better stick to your garden gnomes.
How much in dollars?
He said overall good condition not great not excellent but good
"in very nice condition" must mean something different over there! Mind you, I am looking at this on TH-cam and not at the original but "very obvious damage" comes to mind in several spots. Blotch might be more accurate.
Not shocked.
15-20k isn’t that shocking. 250k would be “shocking”
I thought these paintings fetch around $5 million
Just started watching this video but the first thing I noticed was that it is in desperate need of a clean.
Two affluent men discussing further financial gain for the entertainment of millions in hardship . . Well done BBC!
Yes millions tune in and thoroughly enjoy the programme. The bonus is, there's always 1 bitter, twisted and jealous viewer who gets triggered and starts ranting hilariously.
@@HowardRamsey 🤣🤣🤣
That painting is also missing the creases and folds of the finger joints. Fingers are NOT smooth lol.
He was expecting more
"Before the last war.'' -surely the accuracy of this is speculation, I mean, was it the Crimean or the Boer war?🤣😂
I always enjoy your channel, but please stop click-baiting your videos. There's nothing shocking about the evaluation. It's a very nice painting that's over 200 years old. I would certainly expect anything that old, that's this well done, that's survived several wars would certainly be worth thousands of pounds.
15/20K is hardly "shocking" now is it !
Compared to the last evaluation which put it at 5 pounds?
Its shocking on the downside -
It's not a bad estimate for a painting in need of expert cleaning and restoration. XXX
In 1991 it was worth far more. On another note the pound in 1971 had the buying power of £18.01 in today’s money. June 2023. 😀
According to one source I looked at 15 K- 20Kin 1991 pounds is now equivalent to about $33,500 to $44,600. So a little more shocking.
Try to find a single person to give you $ 20,000 . Like I'm sure
What is wrong with all you people?! The expert is wearing light colored socks because he has a problem with his feet! Dark colored socks incubate some foot problems! SHEESH!!
Brit Toff i was hoping it was worth 50p
Petty, petty comment about white socks!! 😩😩
This is one very dirty painting. If it was restored (Baumgarten is the man) I can't image how the colors will pop!
Julian and Kat for the win!
The expert is wearing white socks, I could not accept advice from him.
Believe they are cream, that said you have a serious point. 😂
Oh, I say… bad form. Rum do.
Some would say he's being "sporty". These observations may not be useful for much longer. "Uppity" is going out of style.
England artsy. It is okay, don’t be so picky.
😂
Drew Pritchard, £40 and that's it.
OK Drew. But what price are you selling it for?😊😊😊
god, old British roadshow is so dull compared to the modern American version. yeesh, what a dull dull painting
So pictures of pretty girls are worth more! Who would have thought it?
Before I watch beyond first 5 seconds, let me guess, it's valued £8,000 - £12,000.
Yes, I will be shocked if it's worth more than £12,000.
I was not shocked.
Maybe it's the light, but the sister on the right looks like she could use a little "cosmetic surgery." Not her looks but the painting seems to need a bit of restoration around her head. I remember seeing Beechey's "George III and the Prince of Wales Reviewing Troops" back in 1974. It was the only painting to be destroyed in the Windsor Castle fire as it was too big and heavy to move (13' 8" x 16' 6")
I'm not sure George III would have been able to review the troops in 1974. LOL.
@@beckenhamrainbow5284 Are you trying to steal my sense of humor? LOL
20k is not shocking
"it wasn't by the famous guy, it was by a lesser known guy. the strokes sort of look shitty and the hands don't make a lot of sense....$20,000"
That hand is seriously dodgy...
He definitely did not make a success of it!
got to be in the area of milly vanilla… my glock…
#nowadays
- shockingly low then? :)
Definitely a low estimate. It's to be expected, I guess. The $800. I paid for a painting 18 yrs ago would just buy its frame now.
32 years ago
Is that all ?? Sure youd lose more then that running for the bus 😊
£15k? with todays inflation that will be a weeks shopping in 5 years time.
Clickbait is a rotten thing! I thought one of the ladies was going to turn out to be Perdita Robinson!
Yeeaah shocking...
Heresy not proven
is the antiques roadshow youtube channel now employing a few click-bait savvy 20 year olds to write their titles?....I guess those are the times..but Ughhh...
Weeeeeeeeee
AI can't do hands well either, even with billions of dollars of investment, so Mr Beechey oughtn't feel too embarrassed given he just had a stick with pig bristles stuck on one end.
The shocking part is how boring this video turned out to be
It seems that it's just not British to look "excitable", no matter what.
@@pouglwaw5932 American on the Titanic: We're sinking!!! What'll we do?!?
British person: I wonder if I can trouble the steward for a cuppa.
“Shocking value” of 15,000 pounds? Hardly shocking.
32 years ago
Not the nicest portrait Ive ever seen. Its quite flat and the perspective is off.
Of course, I would never be able to do something anywhere near as good ( think stick people or caricatures!). My grandfather was a trained artist, although not commercial or professional, and he'd have done a reasonable job if it.
By a rather duller painter.
Hardly "shocking". Too muck Yank hype.
Shocking because its horrible
click bait heading. 15-2000 is not shocking.
It would be in today's money.
@@s.p.88033:53 hi wow goodluck
This is USA we don't have pounds except when weighing one self.