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Got it sold for $650. I had it for sale with mirror for about 3 weeks and no bites, and took the mirror of and sold it in less than a week without it. Crazy how having the mirror detracted from its desirability.

Lots are made in china and chec republic. 30 years ago few murano " maestri "went to china to teach the techniques . Many venetians were outraged and predicted the end of our ancient art . In ancient times this would have not be possible ,venetian authorities would have killed them as traitors of the republic . Times have changed and we have culture exchange now . Murano is still a beautiful island to visit with hundreds of shops and furnaces filled with beautiful pieces .Alfredo Barbini is a very famous maestro .

I agree you took advantage of her understand your business and you have to make a profit, but that was ridiculous

Beautiful job. It bothers me that you don’t wear gloves when working with chemicals

I have a book I found at an estate sale, "Made With Oak." Gave some good refinishing tips. Thanks for uploading.

Beautiful

Artist

Looking good

Perfect

Really beautiful collection

I don't bother going to estate sales till the last day when everything is 50 to 75 % off most in my area are so high you need a loan to buy anything

Love the fox!

I love the hand turned wood bowl. Very cool.

Hi, new subscriber in the Phoenix area. I like that you buy items that are not absolutely perfect. Yes, they are worth having. Lynn and the labradoodles, Archie and Ranger.

Made a big difference cleaning, some cute things🦋💓

ruclips.net/video/qsP07cFXU7s/видео.html - it's called AVVENTURINA . it is a special copper-based glass, I have used it in two variants: brown and blue, but there are green and also red. it is very particular and difficult to use. it has a difficult compatibility with other glasses. usually the Murano furnaces import it from morocco, excluding us

hate estate sales when the owners put there's sentimental value on it I'm not there for that

your collection is stunning. Thank you so much for showing it.

I really want to purchase the tray, just what I need👍🦋

Love the tray 7:23

You are so funny and so right😅 I've been doing estate sales and yard sales since 1998, and feel the same as you about hating estate sales. Crazy experiences because of crazy people. I strive to be first too.

Wow! Does it have a Murao mark on the bottom? Beautiful piece.

Hello there! I’m not so fond about what you did with the brass candle holders. I wonder what gave you the idea to spray them with lacqer? If you are keeping them yourself, of course you can do anything you like. But if you are going to sell them, your buyer may want to polish them and have a very hard time to decide what to do with them. I really would have appreciated if you had tried wax or polish instead, as those are reversible topcoats. Removing lacquer from brass is extremely difficult without hurting the surface of brass. But, once again, how did you come up with the idea?

I do just a little wash with soap and water IF it has fat and dirt on it. Then I dry it and it finally I take a micro fiber cloth (the very fine cloth you can use to wash windows and glasses with). and then I just polish. It doesn’t scratch and it leaves patina. Try it yourself 😊

Beautiful finds!!😊

Nice collection!

Hello, is anyone out there? So funny how many views this is getting and barely anything on part 2 and less than 10 fingers of likes. Not sure if this video was too boring or it's the algorithm's fault. Lessoned learned: Don't do multiple part videos or just make them look like 2 unrelated videos.

Please never ever use steel wool. Take some hot water and normal dish soap and a dish brush and wash dust and fat away. Dry it. Take a microfiber cloth and polish it gently. Only the cloth - no steel/chemicals. Try it please!

Nice collection. Many lovely pieces. Several GREAT bookends. Whooooooo could ever part with the owl bookends?

Looking for the second video, it turned out so nice💓🦋

I found a legitimate 2nd state butcher cover for 9 dollars at a record store called jerry’s

When it comes to Butchers, the condition of the vinyl itself is practically meaningless. Doesn’t even have to have it at all. It's all about the cover.

Gorgeous collection. Great explanation w clear examples! Thanks for sharing your beautiful murano and some knowledge. Nice video

My favorites are the apples and pears.

You can use google lens to translate the language.

there is so much learning on your channel . keep it up dear . love your content .

Sad facts: that place use to be a former wal-mart

Good collection

Cool!

We saw the boy statue in Belgium🦋I see brass I want, save me some❤️

We saw the boy statue in Belgium 🦋see brass I want, save some for me❤️

The first 6-8 transparent glass objects could be produced in the former Czechoslovakia too - and some of the later ones too. It's really hard to tell, Czechoslovakia was really strong in mid-century modern glass art and the masters often studied in Italy. (Theit artwork is also quite pricey - especially if your able to identify the designer.) They also used to polish clean the bottom. Chinese copies have sometimes rough bottoms, but it's not always the case.

Ausserdem ist auf jedem Stück von Murano das Original Siegel drauf ich seh nichts,bin auf den Typen grottensauer weil ich Glas liebe, für mich sind die Glasbläser aus Murano Künstler und dann kommt so ein Möchtegern daher,verschwinde bloss wieder in der Versenkung.

An seiner Stelle würde ich mir mal eine Reportage über Glasbläser in Murano ansehen.

Ach ja noch eins Murano würde nie,nie so dickes Glas herstellen,wer weiss woher er die Aschenbecher hat,Bin immer so sauer wenn das Murano Style sein soll.

Nie im Leben Murano vorne blau hinten weiss,Blender.

Wollt Ihr mich verarschen nie und nimmer Murano und der Typ nervt so schlimm die Stimme meine armen Ohren.

Even stranger I found a bootleg butchers cover at goodwill

Wow, you must have a big house to have so many in your collection. Lovely.

EXCELLENT ❤