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@@DawnDacus thanks, buddy! I thought so too! On its way to a new home now though. Haha

@besticanaffordantiques2565 great, I love seeing fellow resellers do well

Hahahaha

I'm afraid I'm not familiar with the term. Imari Rose?

Hahahaha, alright. Make a better video than mine. Shouldn't be too hard. 🤷

Tell you that you have beautiful glass?! hahaha

Okay.

@@besticanaffordantiques2565 I'm hard of hearing so find music distracting 🥰

@@crochetingaroundnewzealand Ah, I see. Quieter next time then. 🙂

@@besticanaffordantiques2565 🥰

Yeah, me too. Interesting how the mad pianist can play in the dark though...

I'm super happy someone needed it! ❤️❤️❤️

You should make a video that's better than mine. 🙂

Hahahaha, lookit you. So proud of yourself for doing nothing. Adorable. ❤️

Hahaha, I will literally never do that.

Oooohhhhh, it never occurred to me that the enamel powder would also be adhered! thank you!

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That's pretty fair. Then again, it's a marked Kinkozan piece. I'd mention that all of these pieces are certainly authentic Japanese, antique, Satsuma style ceramics. Though likely some of the small vases were made in Kyoto, in the Satsuma style. This is a really good example of speaking without knowledge, and how to end up with a room full of things that are worth exactly what you paid for them.

@besticanaffordantiques2565 even on the video its obvious the colors are not right on the larger "satsumas" the smaller pieces are better but if you think they arent right either..... the kinkosan would be vetted off immediately. I have a large collection of satsuma. You have a long way to go and a lot still to learn. All the pieces are japanese. You got that right. Well done

@@xikimunki735 Friend. I'm not sure what you're on about. I'm telling you, in public, what these things are. Doubt me at your own detriment. If I say something is Kinkozan it's because I've verified it. Have you seen how many videos I have that list and detail makers of things from all over the world? In regards to the four Satsuma vases, as an example, they are all signed, the artists have been researched and verified. Please. Stop talking.

Thank you! All of our profits go to paying that guy.

Or, and hear me out here, I'm a notoriously poor person, trying to have anything in my bank account. plus I'm trying to teach my fellow poors everything I know about doing this. add to that the fact that if something doesn't sell at a thrift store or garage sale, fair chance it'll end up in a dumpster or on a curb. I save art and history from uncaring hands. you can take that thumb, and gently insert it in yourself. 🙂

I think this sold for $300? 🤔

Many of the earlier ones were smaller. But they also just made some smaller ones. Haha

Are you in the RS Prussia Facebook group? I'm sure you'd like it there! haha

@@besticanaffordantiques2565 No. I guess I should check it out. Thanks!

I'm afraid that's all French to me. haha

Thanks, friend!

Sort of like that! enamel is just melted down glass and various minerals , basically. so if it can be a color or effect produced in glass or minerals, it could've likely been reproduced as cloisonné!

@@besticanaffordantiques2565 Yes, as a jeweller, I have done several styles of enamel work. I know how finicky cloisonné can be, and undertaking something on that scale seems like madness lol.🖤🇨🇦

Thanks! They're our favorite things. ❤️

Hahahaha, same!

mostly just my Facebook (BestICanAfford Antiques), but I should warn you, I don't sell this type of thing.

The compote is uranium! haha, I probably sold it though, in fairness.

I can't say that's always true, because some companies, like Boyd, made a fair few colors of opalescent glass. But TYPICALLY, that's fairly true. Seems like milk glass ended up being favored for manufacture, likely because of lower production cost.

Hahahaha, what box?! I don't need a box! hahaha

Well I very much appreciate hearing that. ❤️

Ah, I was pretty certain it was Czech, but places like England and Boston seem to have made a fair bit of glass in similar styles. Every time I learn something I realize I have to learn something else. 😭 Hahaha

@@besticanaffordantiques2565 the struggle is real. 😂

@@yourtap hahahaha

oh! I've had paperweights that had Mt St helens ash used to make the iridescence !

@@besticanaffordantiques2565 They are lovely, my lamp is a cobalt blue teardrop with beautiful iridescence.🖤🇨🇦

Yeah, we had just started buying some glass. Maybe a year or so in. Then this place happened. 🤷

You're in the right place.

Did I show a piece covered in baby powder? Haha, we got very lucky a while back and got to buy everything inside of a hoarder house for $3,000. Two years later we still have boxes of glass from there. Not poking fun at all, but the fella had completely lost his mind. He kept every glass item in his home covered in baby powder so he would "know if the robots and little green men were touching his things while he was gone." A quote from the family. 😬

@besticanaffordantiques2565 I just found your channel and am going through the videos but I was too impatient to find out what the reference meant. 😁 Thanks!

@@beefmalone Hahaha, no problem, buddy. In my older videos there is at least one small tour of the hoarder house. Complete honesty, it was crazy.

dependent on several things. I would look up sold prices on eBay.

Thank you, friend!