So who else found themselves here while under quarantine? Anyway, I'm glad I found this channel because I like this lady. She's very smart and I like the way she explains about every piece.
ADORE DR. LORI. I go to thrift stores I'm in the an hour extra praising Dr. LORI AND EDUCATING THEM ON YOU AND WHAT YOU DO. MADE A FRIEND SHE BOUGHT NE A JEWELRY CABINET I BOUGHT HER A PIN AND EAR RINGS. Never had seen her in my life. Now I have a new friend because of you.
Just discovered you today--and, to someone who wrote 'a lot of talk to get to the point, I wrote, "Additionally, Dr. Lori is an "Instructor", college level: she's not just appraising items, she's "educating" people regarding antiques--"for free"! She's engaging the girl to elicit "critical thinking skills", her banter isn't "mindless", she has a "purpose"!
Love hearing stories about Dr Lori's family. They are as much a treasure as the objects she appraises. Hope you're well and safe during this public quaritine.
Stop shoving those stoppers in! 😂 thank you Dr. Lori! Such a great and much needed diversion these days..tho we all need to be safe and reach out to those at high risk. Be well all! Thank you Dr. Lori for having always offered services to others who need to stay in. Ahead of your time! ☺️
Love love love this video Dr. Lori! It's a really good day when I get to learn more about the glass I'm already so in love with! And when the lessons come from my favorite antiques appraiser / you tuber /facebook & Instagram friend / tv personality!...well it makes for a pretty perfect start to my week!! 💜🥰 Thank you hun for sharing your time, your work, and your smile!
Thank you. Have learned about glass seams. Did not ever notice this before. Well, maybe noticed but never paid it any attention. Thank you again. God bless
As always so great. Love Dr. Lori. So smart, entertaining and I learn so much from each video. Dr. Lori, are you staying safe? Hope so. Be careful every day.
Love you! Be safe yourself! I'm busy visiting with people over FaceTime and Skype telling them what their stuff is worth as they clean out their homes.
Ahhh!!!! I should have known. 🙏🏻. Not from Marie Antoinette’s tomb but i should have gone with my gut 😂 Thank you so much for the fun Dr. Lori. I’m learning 👍🌹
Hi Dr. Lori! I absolutely love you! I found your videos a year or so ago and I spread them around like wildfire any opportunity I get! I mentioned your services to my mother and father hoping to get an in home evaluation done sometime in the future. I appreciate you and all of your knowledge!
Wow, that surprised me about the first glass piece from Poland. I would have never thought it was worth that much. See, that’s why you’re the expert. It reminds me of current modern pieces I’ve seen at Homegoods and such. Very interesting. And the satin glass sure is pretty.
Dr. Lori Haha! Well, not exactly. My son now has a karaoke machine with a microphone. So, I got to hear some background music while watching. 😜 But, your videos are like my religion. So, nothing will stop me.
Omg I have just discovered your youtube channel and looooooooove it! I do collect things myself and of course not an expert and more like a hobby but an antique lover for sure. I would listen to your descriptions all day long.
Welcome aboard! Watch me all day long! Save and use the Binge link th-cam.com/play/PL384695BCA1841B8F.html It plays my most recent videos first including the ones when I’m on other channels.
When you mention your Mom, I think of beautiful elephants, because I love them too. Thank you for making my day with another video. I wish you had a classroom learning series while we are all stuck at home because of COVID-19. It would be a familiar format for you, like when you were teaching at University level, but easier tests. I need to talk to you about a Leighton Bronze, my Dad is sick....
Sorry to hear about your Dad. I can look at photos of your piece or you could show me during a video call too. Many have suggested I do a video series. We're looking into it. Anybody else have interest here in a video series?
After getting a better look at the pieces, I now understand why the satin glass is most valuable. I love your work, and always learn so much. I hope to one day be able to afford your expert appraisals! I have so many pieces that I can't find information for on the internet.
Happy to hear you are learning! Many of my events offer a free review paid for by the event's host. So, gather up your pieces and your friends and family. Make them each carry one of your pieces to my events so you can get them appraised :)
@@DrLoriV If you ever come to Birmingham, AL or within a couple hours, I will be there! Dragging anyone I can with me. Do you have any suggestions on how to look up Asian characters? I have a beautiful piece of pottery, but I can't figure out the symbols on the bottom.
@@DrLoriV To find out where the piece is from.(i.e. Japan, China) If the piece was modern, wouldn't the place of origin be in English? There are four characters in a square on the bottom. It looks like a vase, but is shaped like a frisbee standing up. I dont know how better to explain.
@@MISSV3R0N1CA I can help identify it, just need to see it to verify what you really have. You can send me photos or show me during a FaceTime or Skype call.
Loved the satin glass vase! I have a lovely pink satin glass fairy lamp with a clear glass base! Love it so much and love your videos Dr Lori. They bring some sanity I need right about now!
Hey Dr. Lori... just getting the chance to relax with your vid again... thanks for the info about the ruby cut glass given at fairs etc... I have some. From a great grandmother from a fair in Nebraska! Stay well!
Just happened to come across your videos and was thrilled! I love glass of all types and knowing the prices is.........priceless. sorry,just had to. I subscribed immediately. So glad to find your videos.
Hey Dr. Lori. Thanks for sharing all your knowledge! My 9 year old loves you too. BTW I never pay full price at yard sales, I got a really cute son who I send to do the bargaining. He can always get a better deal for me. Lol!
Happy Birthday. Details for the unlimited appraisals service are on my website. I'm helping a lot of people stuck at home cleaning out their houses and resellers gearing up to sell items.
Learned something new today but never could have identified the vase as satin glass due to picture quality but understand they only allow very small images and could not see the texture! Thank you as I live in a house over 102 years old and most of the stuff that was put in is still here and on some I just don’t know 🤔.
Happy you are learning :) Sorry about the photos, you're right we can only post them so large. I'm helping a lot of people with their stuff now using FaceTime and Skype. Details on my website on how to set up a call to show me your stuff so you know what you really have :)
Love your videos. I was the beneficiary of a good friend's estate. She knew what she had, but I do not. I don't even know where to begin, but this is a start, I guess.❤
Thanks for watching! I help people in your situation all the time. I visit homes, you can send me photos, or you can even show me pieces and ask questions during my popular video calls using FaceTime, Skype, etc.
I enjoyed this video. Learn something new too. I never heard of silk glass n I would of never had the value of it either. It was an interesting piece n I’m gonna keep my eye out looking for one too. ♥️😊👍🤟🏻
I♥️U, Dr. Lori!!!!! p.s. I picked the Art Glass from Poland and the MCM Danish piece as the most $$$. Too bad about the chip. I have a pretty good eye and some knowledge of glass; it's hard for me to walk by certain glass pieces without taking a longer look.
Just stumbled upon this, and it comes at a time when I really need the education. I have inherited many pieces from my mother, cabinet pieces, dinner sets, silver and flatware. I have tried searching the internet and it is more confusing, like falling down a rabbit hole. Grandchildren and greats do not want the pieces, and I know they are not just Goodwill donations. I shall take photos and send them for your opinions.
I remember back in the 90's, a coworker of mine introduced me to carnival, amberina, and Vaseline glass. I paid $20 for a Blenko, amberina bottle one time that was really intricately detailed. I really wished I'd have kept that one, it was beautiful. I now have a nice piece of cut glass (a pedestal compote), and a couple of clear dual-arm EAPC glass candle holders, with salt and pepper to match.
Yeah! I was mostly right on the makers and prices. I knew the yellow was worth the most, but really had no idea what it was. Not too bad considering i watch you on my phone and have only been doing this since August '19. Keep up the great work and if you ever make it to Knoxville, I'll take you to lunch.
pk, paused the video... at the hobnail green oil jar vs the Poland vase... and YEP~ I would switch it.... until you said the glue.... bc I knew it was Fenton, and I just prefer it to the blown glass piece...
Hi Dr.Lori, my Mother-In-Law has one of the souvenir pieces similar to the ones you presented today in your video. She acquired her piece from a public hanging and it has the date and the person's name that was hung etched into the glass. She's from Staunton VA. I don't know if this was a common practice but it creeps me out. My MIL is 93 and has been doing what tell others to do, pass things down before you die so you can see them enjoy. She has tried for years to pass that "souvenir" on to me, I don't want that bad juju in my home. I'm not a person that believes in a lot of nonsense but in this case, I'm embracing the little bit of French Creole blood in my veins. lol
Whoa, so it's like a souvenir from a public execution?? That's mind boggling. What year? "I went to XYZ'S lethal injection and all I got was this crappy t-shirt." I don't blame you for avoiding that thing!
Hello Dr.Lori I am from Quincy, Illinois and I was binge watching you how can you tell if items such as paintings are acidic from someone putting harmful chemicals on a painting and other items? Thank You so much
Perfume bottles don’t typically have a spout because most perfumes are not meant to be poured. So, the green Fenton bottle with white hobnail design could be used as a cruet like for oil and vinegar or for water to add to a stiff drink or another pouring yet decorative purpose. Too bad about the glued stopper though. Great question! Thanks.
Use the form on my website. To get to the form, watch a video and click on the "i" icon in the top right corner. See my face? Click on that and it will take you to the Send Photos form on my website.
Happy to hear it! I help many resellers identify pieces so they can list their items correctly and also so they don't sell them too cheaply. You are welcome to check out the options on my website. I help a lot of people make more money :)
The satin glass piece reminds me a little of two blue vases I found. They are goard shaped glass and look to be encased glaass. Here's the strange part - spouts to both vases lean outward. They are definitely blown glass. To me they look like urinals, but of course they're not, lol! At this point in my life, I should stop buying glass I can't identify.
I can, but need to see the pieces in order to verify what you have. Can yo send me photos? Show them to me during a video chat? Bring a piece or two from set to one of my events? Details on my website.
The reason why I say that a chip is better than a crack when it comes to the type of damage in a piece of porcelain or other ceramic is because a chip is easier to repair than a crack. A chip, if you are lucky and have a clean break, can be reattached with an adhesive suitable to that material. A crack however negatively impacts and weakens the foundation of the ceramic piece. So, if I have to choose, I’ll take a chip over a crack any day.
Dr. Lori excellent! Thank you! I thought you said that on one of your videos...see it stuck in my head! Wonderful information...you’re the best! Stay safe!
I loved hearing about that art glass from Polland. I bought a blown glass vase from Goodwill for $5. It looked very similar to Murano. Turns out it's Chribska glass from Czechoslovakia worth up to $100.
@@DrLoriV technically not an appraisal, just a general price range found for similar pieces made by Josef Hospodka. Still, it's too beautiful to sell. It's pink faded into blue encased in clear glass and weighs quite a bit.
@@Surrender17 Ok, just so you understand that a price is not a value. It doesn't matter if you want to sell it or not. You may find my article on this helpful at www.drloriv.com/Blog/ID/4190/Three-Antiques-Values-you-Must-Know explaining a price vs. a value.
So who else found themselves here while under quarantine?
Anyway, I'm glad I found this channel because I like this lady. She's very smart and I like the way she explains about every piece.
Welcome to the channel!! Thanks for watching. Stay well.
Nomad's Wanderer yup, the quarantine brought me here too. 😊
Nomad's Wanderer I fortunately found Dr Lori awhile back and I have learned so much.
Saaame
@@mysnellvilleblog that makes me very happy. So glad you are learning.
ADORE DR. LORI. I go to thrift stores I'm in the an hour extra praising Dr. LORI AND EDUCATING THEM ON YOU AND WHAT YOU DO. MADE A FRIEND SHE BOUGHT NE A JEWELRY CABINET I BOUGHT HER A PIN AND EAR RINGS. Never had seen her in my life. Now I have a new friend because of you.
I love that you wear gloves when handling objects,
You're a real professional
Educated appraiser. Thats probably why you're Dr Lori
I could watch you all day Lori, you're fabulouso
You are fabulouso too.
Just discovered you today--and, to someone who wrote 'a lot of talk to get to the point, I wrote,
"Additionally, Dr. Lori is an "Instructor", college level: she's not just appraising items, she's "educating" people regarding antiques--"for free"! She's engaging the girl to elicit "critical thinking skills", her banter isn't "mindless", she has a "purpose"!
@@eleanorwittering3126 Welcome!
@@DrLoriV Penn State! PhD in Artistry. I'm impressed! (My brother went to Penn State, exceptional university!)
@@eleanorwittering3126 Thanks! We Are ...!
welcome back Dr. Lori. Love your videos
I just discovered this lady yesterday. I've been binge watching ever since
Welcome!
Binge watching Dr. Lori to get through quarantine! Thank You!!
We all need something to get through the quarantine. Ugh.
You got me at "glass"! Thank you for the sharing your knowledge.
thanks for watching Regina.
Love hearing stories about Dr Lori's family. They are as much a treasure as the objects she appraises. Hope you're well and safe during this public quaritine.
I've got plenty of family stories - lol. Yes stay safe for yourself and everyone else too :)
Learned a lot especially about Satin glass. I’m going to keep my eye for any. It’s very different n that I like.😊
That's what everyone should do. Watch my vids, then go looking for the valuables in the vids. Don't waste your money on pieces that are junk :)
You're the BEST, Dr Lori! Thank you for sharing your knowledge with us! ❤
Thank you so much for this upload. I have never heard of satin glass. I always learn something new with you.
Happy to hear you are learning and enjoying the vids!
Thank you for posting Dr. Lori! You are keeping my anxiety down as we are sheltering in place. Haha Stay well.
Yes, stay safe! Thanks for watching!
Stop shoving those stoppers in! 😂 thank you Dr. Lori! Such a great and much needed diversion these days..tho we all need to be safe and reach out to those at high risk. Be well all! Thank you Dr. Lori for having always offered services to others who need to stay in. Ahead of your time! ☺️
Happy to hear it, thanks for watching! Yes, everyone needs to be safe.
Love love love this video Dr. Lori! It's a really good day when I get to learn more about the glass I'm already so in love with! And when the lessons come from my favorite antiques appraiser / you tuber /facebook & Instagram friend / tv personality!...well it makes for a pretty perfect start to my week!! 💜🥰 Thank you hun for sharing your time, your work, and your smile!
Always nice to see and read your comments. I've got more glass videos being edited. Look for them in the next few weeks!
I will definitely be looking forward to seeing them!!💜
Yay!!!! I guessed correctly. Thank you Dr. Lori. Such good information. ☺️ I always look forward to learning from you.
Great job!
Loved watching this video. Looked llike a GREAT selection of objects to learn from and your shows are so FUN to attend!
Thank you Dr. Lori. I learn so much from you. You are brilliant!
Thanks Marsha!
Thank you. Have learned about glass seams. Did not ever notice this before. Well, maybe noticed but never paid it any attention. Thank you again.
God bless
You are so welcome!
I like that you have excellent knowledge of glass. 👍❤
As always so great. Love Dr. Lori. So smart, entertaining and I learn so much from each video. Dr. Lori, are you staying safe? Hope so. Be careful every day.
Love you! Be safe yourself! I'm busy visiting with people over FaceTime and Skype telling them what their stuff is worth as they clean out their homes.
Another great video Lori. Stay safe and strong. Love from Philadelphia
Thanks for watching! Be safe too!
I want to know where you can actually get those prices?
Ahhh!!!! I should have known. 🙏🏻. Not from Marie Antoinette’s tomb but i should have gone with my gut 😂 Thank you so much for the fun Dr. Lori. I’m learning 👍🌹
Yes go with you gut! Thanks for not spoiling the answer too :)
I have a big ruby glass pitcher, with "Mother" on it. I just love it because it was my great grandmother's.
wonderful keepsake.
Hi Dr. Lori! I absolutely love you! I found your videos a year or so ago and I spread them around like wildfire any opportunity I get! I mentioned your services to my mother and father hoping to get an in home evaluation done sometime in the future. I appreciate you and all of your knowledge!
Love you too. Thanks for sharing!! I travel all over for in home visits :)
Hi Dr. Lori, how would I be able to get an appraisal on a ruby/circa '40 luncheon 18 piece hexagon shape, "MOLLY"
@@davierobinson3904 I look at pics sent through my website. I also look at pieces people show me during video calls. Happy to help!
Wow, that surprised me about the first glass piece from Poland. I would have never thought it was worth that much. See, that’s why you’re the expert. It reminds me of current modern pieces I’ve seen at Homegoods and such. Very interesting. And the satin glass sure is pretty.
So you got through this week's vid without any questions and interruptions? :)
Dr. Lori Haha! Well, not exactly. My son now has a karaoke machine with a microphone. So, I got to hear some background music while watching. 😜 But, your videos are like my religion. So, nothing will stop me.
lol God Bless you :)
Dr. Lori Same to you! And be safe while your appraising for the public.
Omg I have just discovered your youtube channel and looooooooove it! I do collect things myself and of course not an expert and more like a hobby but an antique lover for sure. I would listen to your descriptions all day long.
Welcome aboard! Watch me all day long! Save and use the Binge link th-cam.com/play/PL384695BCA1841B8F.html
It plays my most recent videos first including the ones when I’m on other channels.
Love watching Dr. Lori . Learn a lot from each video.
Glad you like them! Please don't forget to share link to the videos you love :)
When you mention your Mom, I think of beautiful elephants, because I love them too. Thank you for making my day with another video. I wish you had a classroom learning series while we are all stuck at home because of COVID-19. It would be a familiar format for you, like when you were teaching at University level, but easier tests. I need to talk to you about a Leighton Bronze, my Dad is sick....
Sorry to hear about your Dad.
I can look at photos of your piece or you could show me during a video call too. Many have suggested I do a video series. We're looking into it. Anybody else have interest here in a video series?
Im binge watching your videos for the last few days
Sidney Bristow prayers for your dad 🙏🏼
@@DrLoriV Yes! Would love video series, please!
@@sharonmundy5742 Thanks for watching!
Amazing video 👍💯and this time I got it right !!!! 🎉 so happy 😀 thanks dr. Lori
Yay Lori!!
After getting a better look at the pieces, I now understand why the satin glass is most valuable.
I love your work, and always learn so much. I hope to one day be able to afford your expert appraisals! I have so many pieces that I can't find information for on the internet.
Happy to hear you are learning! Many of my events offer a free review paid for by the event's host. So, gather up your pieces and your friends and family. Make them each carry one of your pieces to my events so you can get them appraised :)
@@DrLoriV If you ever come to Birmingham, AL or within a couple hours, I will be there! Dragging anyone I can with me. Do you have any suggestions on how to look up Asian characters? I have a beautiful piece of pottery, but I can't figure out the symbols on the bottom.
I've been to Birmingham. Just keep tabs on my schedule. Tell a fair, festival, expo, etc to have me back. Why do you want to look up characters?
@@DrLoriV To find out where the piece is from.(i.e. Japan, China) If the piece was modern, wouldn't the place of origin be in English? There are four characters in a square on the bottom. It looks like a vase, but is shaped like a frisbee standing up. I dont know how better to explain.
@@MISSV3R0N1CA I can help identify it, just need to see it to verify what you really have. You can send me photos or show me during a FaceTime or Skype call.
Thank you Dr. Lori for great knowledge and a bit of humor during this quarantine. I have enjoyed your videos for years. Come to SD.
Thanks for watching! I've been to SD a few times! Tell a fair, festival, etc. to have me back :)
Forget the glass Dr. Lori, I love your bracelet!!!! Beautiful!
Who doesn't love jewelry!!
Loved the satin glass vase! I have a lovely pink satin glass fairy lamp with a clear glass base! Love it so much and love your videos Dr Lori. They bring some sanity I need right about now!
Thanks for watching and stay safe!
This lady is brilliant. Amazing mind to hold so much information.
Thanks!
I LIKE DR .LORY FOR HER PASSION FOR HER JOB!!😄😄😄SHE IS AMAZING in her job 💰💰💰🔔🔔🔔📛📛
My Mom was born in 1910, man, I miss her.
Stay safe sweetie keep your humor ....thank you
Thanks and you stay safe too!
Hey Dr. Lori... just getting the chance to relax with your vid again... thanks for the info about the ruby cut glass given at fairs etc... I have some. From a great grandmother from a fair in Nebraska! Stay well!
Thanks for watching Toni. Stay safe!
Just happened to come across your videos and was thrilled! I love glass of all types and knowing the prices is.........priceless. sorry,just had to. I subscribed immediately. So glad to find your videos.
Welcome!
Greetings Dr. Lori! I am so glad I found your channel. You are very engaging!
Welcome! Thanks for watching. Don't forget to subscribe!
Wow!!! Like the length of this video!!! Love you diverse appraisals!!! Oh yes!!!! A video series!!!! Please do one!!
Glad you like it! More to come!!
Dr. Lori Yay!!
A 6 pack of beer and Doctor Lori best weekend ever!
Are you coming to my live virtual events this weekend? 2 shows on Sat, 1 on Sun. Details on my website.
@@DrLoriV Yes!
@@nancyfernandes6696 Got one at 3 pm eastern today and 2 pm eastern on Sunday. You can bring the beer!
Hey Dr. Lori. Thanks for sharing all your knowledge! My 9 year old loves you too. BTW I never pay full price at yard sales, I got a really cute son who I send to do the bargaining. He can always get a better deal for me. Lol!
Thanks for watching! Always negotiate :)
Child labor??☺️
I want to do the unlimited appraisals for my birthday present to me ..super excited 😆 perfect timing🙋♀️🤗🥰👍
Happy Birthday. Details for the unlimited appraisals service are on my website. I'm helping a lot of people stuck at home cleaning out their houses and resellers gearing up to sell items.
Wow, how cool that would be!
@@royalt3690 People love it! You open up your emails to find out what your stuff is worth.
@royalt3690 Tell your friends and family to buy you a Priority Ask Dr. Lori gift card for the unlimited appraisals service.
Beautiful Polish
Ethanol you Dr. Lori. I now know that I don't have a cut glass punch bowl with 20 cups. I feel better about using it. Thank you for sharing 🌞🌞🌞
Thanks for watching and sharing too!
Please do more videos!! I love them!!! ❤️
Thanks for watching. Working on more. Check out this week's video tonight :)
That frame! That frame!
I guessed 200$ on the Polish hand blown piece.... close... lol
I look forward to going to one if your shows!! 🌹✌️🌹 Learn more than about antiques..
Fun playing right? Hope to be back doing events sooner rather than latter. See you then!
Learned something new today but never could have identified the vase as satin glass due to picture quality but understand they only allow very small images and could not see the texture!
Thank you as I live in a house over 102 years old and most of the stuff that was put in is still here and on some I just don’t know 🤔.
Happy you are learning :) Sorry about the photos, you're right we can only post them so large. I'm helping a lot of people with their stuff now using FaceTime and Skype. Details on my website on how to set up a call to show me your stuff so you know what you really have :)
Love your videos. I was the beneficiary of a good friend's estate. She knew what she had, but I do not. I don't even know where to begin, but this is a start, I guess.❤
Thanks for watching! I help people in your situation all the time. I visit homes, you can send me photos, or you can even show me pieces and ask questions during my popular video calls using FaceTime, Skype, etc.
I loved that first piece. Wow. Gorgeous. I, also, loved the pink bowl, with the ruffled sides.
I enjoyed this video. Learn something new too. I never heard of silk glass n I would of never had the value of it either. It was an interesting piece n I’m gonna keep my eye out looking for one too.
♥️😊👍🤟🏻
Thanks for watching! Always happy to hear you are still learning!
You so good Dr. Lori got me stuck watching your video.. I’m subscribing after the video Thank you
Welcome! Sorry you were "stuck" watching my vids :)
I love you Dr Lori.....
Love you! Please share the love by sharing links to videos on your social media pages :)
I love swung vases.
Nice!!🤩 Thank you Dr. Lori
Thanks for watching :)
So much to learn. Thankyou.
Glad it was helpful! Help support new videos by subbing and sharing links to videos :)
Everytime you ask a question, I’m afraid I’m in trouble and I’m not even there haha.
Oh stop it... I am doing all of this for all of you! Thanks for watching
I absolutely love your videos!! I’m a reseller and you help me immensely!
Happy to help! I help a lot of people make money :)
You’re amazing please do a show in Canada. I’d love to come. Don’t have any antiques but would love to see a show.
I'd love to return to Canada! Tell a business, fair, expo, etc. to have me back. That's how my events get scheduled :)
Luvd yr presentation...also that luvly garnet/ruby bracelet u wearing...!
Thanks!
You're awesome! Very smart and fun to watch.
Thanks for watching and commenting too!!
I♥️U, Dr. Lori!!!!! p.s. I picked the Art Glass from Poland and the MCM Danish piece as the most $$$. Too bad about the chip. I have a pretty good eye and some knowledge of glass; it's hard for me to walk by certain glass pieces without taking a longer look.
Just stumbled upon this, and it comes at a time when I really need the education. I have inherited many pieces from my mother, cabinet pieces, dinner sets, silver and flatware. I have tried searching the internet and it is more confusing, like falling down a rabbit hole. Grandchildren and greats do not want the pieces, and I know they are not just Goodwill donations. I shall take photos and send them for your opinions.
Happy you found the channel! I can help you from stumbling into those rabbit holes :)
You're amazing..I have learned so much from you..thank you 👍😁
I'm so glad! Please thank me by sharing links to my videos with others. Helps me make more videos for everyone.
Terrific. $600. Wow
You are good. Glad I stumbled upon you.
Welcome!
I remember back in the 90's, a coworker of mine introduced me to carnival, amberina, and Vaseline glass. I paid $20 for a Blenko, amberina bottle one time that was really intricately detailed. I really wished I'd have kept that one, it was beautiful. I now have a nice piece of cut glass (a pedestal compote), and a couple of clear dual-arm EAPC glass candle holders, with salt and pepper to match.
Thanks for sharing! Stay tuned! More glass videos coming up in the weeks ahead.
Yeah! I was mostly right on the makers and prices. I knew the yellow was worth the most, but really had no idea what it was.
Not too bad considering i watch you on my phone and have only been doing this since August '19.
Keep up the great work and if you ever make it to Knoxville, I'll take you to lunch.
Thanks for watching! I get to Knoxville :)
WOW 🤩 you are great 👍. Thanks 😊.
Thanks! Please share the links to vids you like so others can enjoy.
I just love watching you. The knowledge u have - WOW!!!
Thanks for watching!
pk, paused the video... at the hobnail green oil jar vs the Poland vase... and YEP~ I would switch it.... until you said the glue.... bc I knew it was Fenton, and I just prefer it to the blown glass piece...
This is so fun!
👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏yay yay 💯💯💯I pick it,,,,,, I pick the most expensive ✌🙋♀️❤dr.Lori❤❤❤❤
Excellent!
Very useful! Do you have a recommendation for how to safely store a large number of paintings in the tropics while we finish our house?
Check out my website blog. It has tips on how to store art/antiques. Also, great question for my next Ask Dr. Lori LIVE show coming up tomorrow night.
Hi Dr.Lori, my Mother-In-Law has one of the souvenir pieces similar to the ones you presented today in your video. She acquired her piece from a public hanging and it has the date and the person's name that was hung etched into the glass. She's from Staunton VA. I don't know if this was a common practice but it creeps me out. My MIL is 93 and has been doing what tell others to do, pass things down before you die so you can see them enjoy. She has tried for years to pass that "souvenir" on to me, I don't want that bad juju in my home. I'm not a person that believes in a lot of nonsense but in this case, I'm embracing the little bit of French Creole blood in my veins. lol
Thanks for sharing. In these times, we all have to be a little extra careful :)
Whoa, so it's like a souvenir from a public execution?? That's mind boggling. What year?
"I went to XYZ'S lethal injection and all I got was this crappy t-shirt."
I don't blame you for avoiding that thing!
I found this site about 2 hours ago! I love it! Now, I have a Dennis the Menace book, first edition, great condition. What would be the value?
Welcome! I can help but need to see the book to verify the factors that affect value. Send me photos using a form on my website.
@@DrLoriV OK, Thanks!!
Well, i'm quite fond of the 'Rebecca' one 💖
Hello Dr.Lori I am from Quincy, Illinois and I was binge watching you how can you tell if items such as paintings are acidic from someone putting harmful chemicals on a painting and other items? Thank You so much
Good question to ask during my next Ask Dr. Lori LIVE video.
Some how it popped up today 👍 I am Glad it Did👍🌺
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I wanted so badly to talk about the large vase with flowers. . The one from 1900 -1920s to your left .13:27
Sorry, I missing your point for some reason. Can you please help me understand? Thanks.
Patience my friend. Stay tuned, that vase just might appear in a future video :)
Thanks for the video
I knew it! I knew the satin glass was the most valuable
Way to go Ramona!
Thank you for the vid!
I like the green Fenton bottle. If the stopper wasn't glued into place, would it be for perfume, or something like vinegar?
Perfume bottles don’t typically have a spout because most perfumes are not meant to be poured. So, the green Fenton bottle with white hobnail design could be used as a cruet like for oil and vinegar or for water to add to a stiff drink or another pouring yet decorative purpose. Too bad about the glued stopper though. Great question! Thanks.
My late mom was born in 1922 also.☺
Love this
You are wonderful! I have 2 antique vases, I want to send pictures of them to you, but can't find your website. Please advise. Thank You!!#
Use the form on my website. To get to the form, watch a video and click on the "i" icon in the top right corner. See my face? Click on that and it will take you to the Send Photos form on my website.
I have a plate with scarlet women of the century and can’t find any info on it. Love your videos.
Send me Photos. Use the form on my website.
@@DrLoriV ok cool I’ll go check it out
I own an estate sale company and have become quite the expert too, but where can I learn to identify the old Victorian Mt.Wasgington style stuff?
Happy to hear it! I help many resellers identify pieces so they can list their items correctly and also so they don't sell them too cheaply. You are welcome to check out the options on my website. I help a lot of people make more money :)
The satin glass piece reminds me a little of two blue vases I found. They are goard shaped glass and look to be encased glaass. Here's the strange part - spouts to both vases lean outward. They are definitely blown glass. To me they look like urinals, but of course they're not, lol! At this point in my life, I should stop buying glass I can't identify.
Can the Fenton piece be soaked to remove the glue? Probably depends on what kind of glue LOL!
As always, thank you.
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Great info as always
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I have my mother's pink rose dishes from the Depression era they're the small roses can you tell me if they're worth anything
I can, but need to see the pieces in order to verify what you have. Can yo send me photos? Show them to me during a video chat? Bring a piece or two from set to one of my events? Details on my website.
Can you tell me this please? Is it true that a chip is better than a crack as far as value and restoration?
The reason why I say that a chip is better than a crack when it comes to the type of damage in a piece of porcelain or other ceramic is because a chip is easier to repair than a crack. A chip, if you are lucky and have a clean break, can be reattached with an adhesive suitable to that material. A crack however negatively impacts and weakens the foundation of the ceramic piece. So, if I have to choose, I’ll take a chip over a crack any day.
Dr. Lori excellent! Thank you! I thought you said that on one of your videos...see it stuck in my head! Wonderful information...you’re the best! Stay safe!
@@rarespiritwendy Happy to help! Yes, you stay safe too.
I loved hearing about that art glass from Polland. I bought a blown glass vase from Goodwill for $5. It looked very similar to Murano. Turns out it's Chribska glass from Czechoslovakia worth up to $100.
Bargains are out there, even at Goodwill. I hope you received an accurate appraisal on your piece.
@@DrLoriV technically not an appraisal, just a general price range found for similar pieces made by Josef Hospodka. Still, it's too beautiful to sell. It's pink faded into blue encased in clear glass and weighs quite a bit.
@@Surrender17 Ok, just so you understand that a price is not a value. It doesn't matter if you want to sell it or not. You may find my article on this helpful at www.drloriv.com/Blog/ID/4190/Three-Antiques-Values-you-Must-Know explaining a price vs. a value.
@@DrLoriV Thank you.
hi dr. lori love all your shows. i have just subscibed.
I thought she reminded me of Lisa Lampaneli or Rosie O Donnel but I liked the Melissa McCarthy reference LOL
Really?