Japanese Cloisonné Vase, ca. 1900 | Junk in the Trunk 8 | Preview

Experience all-new and previously unaired Season 22 appraisals in this ANTIQUES ROADSHOW special episode! Sneak preview the hour now with Dessa Goddard's appraisal of a Japanese cloisonné vase made around 1900.
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[@Garethprice1979]

$300 dollars in 1970 is roughly $2,300 today...so at least the vase kept up with inflation:-)

[@erizle2]

He smiled when he heard 25... Then she said hundred and was not happy lol.

[@sabrinapaul3815]

Exactly. . Womp womp lol

[@behabtwa]

yep, i caught that too.

[@brt5273]

IKR!!! And I shared that angst! Was such a build up!

[@Clarke2316]

i thought this lol had to fake smile afterwards lol

[@robertgrimes691]

Love Antiques Roadshow!

[@travelfoodbusinessbestheyyono]

The face of disappointment 😂🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@tundranocaps]

That dragon's face is beautiful.

[@marlenebuchanan8115]

Love this show.

[@rareruddy]

That’s about the same as what it was purchased for in the 70s calculating for inflation.

[@moegerms]

He got ripped

[@johnjohnmcclane1818]

It wasn't purchased in the 70s, it was appraised then.

[@rareruddy]

That's correct, not purchased but appraised. Basicly the appraised price hasn't been change if you calculate for inflation.

[@Bunny-ch2ul]

That's about what you expect from quality antiques. The best things mostly just retain their value plus inflation.

[@besticanaffordantiques2565]

This was a pretty neat piece! I collect meiji Era cloisonne, but I don't think I have anything this good. Hahaha

[@besticanaffordantiques2565]

Then again. I like mine more.

[@Draugluin999]

he thought she was gonna say 25,000$ heh

[@WildWildWest30000]

Would've thought it'd be worth more?

[@disc2120]

It's not very old.

[@MikeM4729]

Filmed in 2018. $350 in 1970 was equivalent to $2,266 in 2018.

[@karaamundson3964]

Dig this nifty vaaaaaahzhe

[@CaseNumber00]

You typically can tell if an art, with a dragon, is Chinese or Japanese since each depicts their dragons with different numbers of toes, 3 or 4.

[@ukdnbmarsh]

why say 2500 then 4 thousand, that is very odd, surely it would be 2 and a half thousand to 4 thousand

[@isidoreaerys8745]

No. But I agree.

[@englishrose4388]

It's a shame he wasn't given an accurate appraisal before.

[@MaryMireles-yk4qh]

Hello

[@daronolenus3911]

Invest $350.00 in the stock market in 1970????

[@insomthegreat]

Everything isn't about money.

[@HunterShows]

Make me.