I just love your channel! I’m new to it but I’m totally obsessed now! I watch at least 2-3 episodes a night! Thanks for sharing your knowledge and experience with the world! Your passion is inspiring! Keep up the wonderful work! You’re truly the best! 😊
Thanks George you have truly taught me a lot. I appreciate you and your incredible ability to hold so much knowledge in your head!! There are so many times when I think ' I wish I could ask George' 😊
That wagon was fantastic. Also found the ephemera fascinating, I hope they do make a documentary of his life, i'd watch it just because it's obscure history.
I had to chuckle about the candlestick from the Mayflower. If everything that has been claimed to be on the Mayflower really was…it would have been a large, crowded ship!
Great video, George! So much value in Kachina dolls but I don't think too many people know about them, at least not the average person. Thanks for sharing your knowledge!
Fun appraisal video second time around George! I’m all caught up, but am rewatching the last couple months videos cause I always see and learn new things! Thanks for sharing!
George, you are awesome. I am still looking forward to meeting you. Hopefully, the next time you come to Florida. I love how you are always willing to help people out with information and point them in the right direction. Keep being you!
Good evening, George! Love the appraisal fairs! That copper shade was a really nice one. Those don't seem to show up often. That timer watch would be a super-nice item to have! Could that be considered a museum piece, if the history of it was authenticated? I like the Victorian hair jewelry/mourning pieces. They are fascinating to me. It actually took considerable skill to do some of them. That movie ephemera album was definitely fascinating. Loved that Italian vase, with the putti and snake handles. That hand wagon is definitely my kind of thing! I'd find a place for that. I'd pay $200.00 for it, in a heartbeat! Those folks brought some seriously interesting items. I'm sure you really enjoyed that, too. Thanks for including us in the appraisal fair!
Wild George, this was an enjoyable video. You get to see all kinds of different things that people have. Sometimes we think things are worth more than they really are cancel.😊😊😊😊😊
So interesting...thank you. I love the now harder to find but there; knee scars and a couple rocks that we had to get out from the from the red wagon down the hill with friends..very neat old wagon.
I, with my children, flew into Rheinmain air base in 1985. We were meeting up with my husband, who was in the Air Force. Some good and bad memories when I saw Rheinmain. We still had to travel by car another 2 hours to a small German base in Kerpen. Only reason we were there was for security purposes.
What a great video George. You never cease to amaze me. I thank the universe for finding you on your very first video. Its been such a pleasure following you. Thks. for all the info.
Great video as always. Just sold a nearly identical stretch glass vase for the estate I'm working with. The owner had tagged it as being a German piece. No signature.
Always enjoy your videos. This appraisal fair was one of the best yet. Just had to share that I had an amber cigar holder in a similar case I had purchased at an antique fair. Don’t believe it had a gold band. It fell from the counter and broke (think my cat was the culprit) and I didn’t keep the parts. This was in the early 70s. Sure brings back a lot of memories. Thanks for that.
Oh just wow. Such interesting items. Throughly enjoyed this appraisal fair. Adore tje early Chech potting piece, watch and cigar holder. Brass shade was GREAT!!! But I love all old pieces. Laveliar was awesome too.
The LCT is signed the wrong way, it's signed in a clockwise direction. If real it would be counterclockwise. That's the first indication of a fake, and you also then mentioned the glass, and coloring and stretch was all wrong. Love watching your videos
Life's bn buzy ... I was driving all over Washington State and I couldn't figure out any of your sales locations ... how do I find this info .... is there a list?
True! In that case, we would look for a similarly obscure group of photos of early movie sets that sold at a quality auction house and then figure out an insurance value from there.
We never know what future generations will be interested in. I think the scrapbook should go to a manuscript library or museum where it can be seen by others and the family could ask for perpetual access access as a condition of sale. State archive maybe?
Thank you, George ❤
Your knowledge and ability to recall so much about so many different genres, eras, etc never ceases to amaze me.
George, I agree with you, I doubt the candle stick was used on the mayflower. Like you said, it would have been a fire risk.
I love to watch and listen to you appraise things.
I just love your channel! I’m new to it but I’m totally obsessed now! I watch at least 2-3 episodes a night! Thanks for sharing your knowledge and experience with the world! Your passion is inspiring! Keep up the wonderful work! You’re truly the best! 😊
Thanks George you have truly taught me a lot. I appreciate you and your incredible ability to hold so much knowledge in your head!! There are so many times when I think ' I wish I could ask George' 😊
That wagon was fantastic. Also found the ephemera fascinating, I hope they do make a documentary of his life, i'd watch it just because it's obscure history.
man, what a wealth of knowledge. i thoroughly enjoyed this! thanks!
Glad you enjoyed it! I like doing appraisal videos
I had to chuckle about the candlestick from the Mayflower. If everything that has been claimed to be on the Mayflower really was…it would have been a large, crowded ship!
Great video, George! So much value in Kachina dolls but I don't think too many people know about them, at least not the average person. Thanks for sharing your knowledge!
Fun appraisal video second time around George! I’m all caught up, but am rewatching the last couple months videos cause I always see and learn new things! Thanks for sharing!
Wow, you did it! I need to rewatch a few myself, I bet I could update a few things
Loved this very much
Wonderful! Ty, George!❤❤❤
George, you are awesome. I am still looking forward to meeting you. Hopefully, the next time you come to Florida. I love how you are always willing to help people out with information and point them in the right direction. Keep being you!
Good evening, George! Love the appraisal fairs! That copper shade was a really nice one. Those don't seem to show up often. That timer watch would be a super-nice item to have! Could that be considered a museum piece, if the history of it was authenticated? I like the Victorian hair jewelry/mourning pieces. They are fascinating to me. It actually took considerable skill to do some of them. That movie ephemera album was definitely fascinating. Loved that Italian vase, with the putti and snake handles. That hand wagon is definitely my kind of thing! I'd find a place for that. I'd pay $200.00 for it, in a heartbeat! Those folks brought some seriously interesting items. I'm sure you really enjoyed that, too. Thanks for including us in the appraisal fair!
Tiffany red is a real tomato red, this vase is more if a cherry red!
Wild George, this was an enjoyable video. You get to see all kinds of different things that people have.
Sometimes we think things are worth more than they really are cancel.😊😊😊😊😊
LOVE the Katcina. I would love to have a vintage one like that. It's stunning. Thanks for sharing George :)
Really enjoy these types of videos ❤
At 6:41, I fell madly in love with that necklace & I wish it was mine!! $230 is a lot, but it's just so precious.
It was awfully sweet
So fun to watch... Thanks George!
Glad you enjoyed it!
Great stories! Great appraisal video George! Thanks for sharing!
My pleasure! I know you really like these and so do i
I love your channel. I tell everyone about your channel.
What an interesting assortment of items and stories! Thank you for sharing this with us.
So interesting...thank you. I love the now harder to find but there; knee scars and a couple rocks that we had to get out from the from the red wagon down the hill with friends..very neat old wagon.
Love this channel and like and watch when I can.
Thank you! We really appreciate your noticing what we're doing, and your comment too!
I, with my children, flew into Rheinmain air base in 1985. We were meeting up with my husband, who was in the Air Force. Some good and bad memories when I saw Rheinmain. We still had to travel by car another 2 hours to a small German base in Kerpen. Only reason we were there was for security purposes.
I love seeing the appraisals!! Heck, I love seeing all your videos!! The little car was really neat but I must say I was drawn to the cigar holder!! ❤
What a great video George. You never cease to amaze me. I thank the universe for finding you on your very first video. Its been such a pleasure following you. Thks. for all the info.
Great video as always. Just sold a nearly identical stretch glass vase for the estate I'm working with. The owner had tagged it as being a German piece. No signature.
we are grateful for youuuuuuuuuu! the info you share, history, YOU ARE A NATIONAL TREASURE
Always enjoy your videos. This appraisal fair was one of the best yet. Just had to share that I had an amber cigar holder in a similar case I had purchased at an antique fair. Don’t believe it had a gold band. It fell from the counter and broke (think my cat was the culprit) and I didn’t keep the parts. This was in the early 70s. Sure brings back a lot of memories. Thanks for that.
Oh just wow. Such interesting items. Throughly enjoyed this appraisal fair. Adore tje early Chech potting piece, watch and cigar holder. Brass shade was GREAT!!! But I love all old pieces. Laveliar was awesome too.
Interesting and beautiful items. I like the necklace and the Italian vase. Maybe someone watching your video can identify the wooden toy wagen. ❣️
Cheers from up north!
Cheers!
I’d love to know more about that little wagon vehicle. Thanks George.
Loved this video! Learned so much!!
Love these appraisal videos. Such interesting stuff and you’re so knowledgeable!
Very Cool to see Thanks !!!
Thank you. Very interesting and fun.
wish I was there!
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The LCT is signed the wrong way, it's signed in a clockwise direction. If real it would be counterclockwise. That's the first indication of a fake, and you also then mentioned the glass, and coloring and stretch was all wrong. Love watching your videos
Many interesting pieces! Love these segments.
Great items
Loved this ❤️
Hi everyone!
Hello!
The "Mayflower" candlestick had a type of screw In the bottom, didn't it? If so, then it was definitely later.
Life's bn buzy ... I was driving all over Washington State and I couldn't figure out any of your sales locations ... how do I find this info .... is there a list?
Cool old paper they should get just an insurance value.
True! In that case, we would look for a similarly obscure group of photos of early movie sets that sold at a quality auction house and then figure out an insurance value from there.
fun time
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We never know what future generations will be interested in. I think the scrapbook should go to a manuscript library or museum where it can be seen by others and the family could ask for perpetual access access as a condition of sale. State archive maybe?
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