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Newcomb College Vase ca. 1905 | Owner Interview | Charleston
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- Опубликовано: 18 май 2015
- Following David Rago's appraisal of this Newcomb College vase, he cleans the surface and transforms the vase into a richer, brighter piece.
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Cleaning that beautiful arts & crafts Newcomb vase on set illustrates how much love, respect, & appreciation David Rago has for that piece & any other art pottery from that era. 👍😊
I absolutely love this! The guy actually handling and cleaning the antique
That poppy pod vase is gorgeous.
1:30 that is not nicotine, that is tar from the cigarette smoke. Nicotine is a very simple clear (liquid) or white (solid) chemical.
Just want to make sure everyone is getting the correct information.
Thinking the same.😂
Does it really matter one way or the other
@@gena7359 yes
Yes, and I'm not sure I believe that "soaking it" is the best method of restoration for what is presumably a valuable antique. (Although he didn't give a value...grrrr...)
It's tar.
Yea but the dust the dirt and the grime is why some of these items are so well preserved quit hating!!
The SMOKIN pun at the end lol
Value?
favorites me Retail $15,000 - $20,000, maybe even more.
Wash it!
He did not give a value!
That's because this is the owner interview, not the appraisal. The appraisal is always a separate part.
$15,000-$20,000.
Thank you
HORRIBLE ADVICE ON CLEANING THAT AMAZING POTTERY VASE!!!! NEVER EVER submerged that vase into water. If needed cleaning use only 100% white cotton cloth towel dampened with water. Clean a small area at a time and keep using a clean cotton cloth. Layer cloth towels under the vase incase you drop or need to lay on it's side during cleaning. When having to dust, only use a dry white cotton cloth.
Agreed.. always best to go slow with soft detergent, than quick with abrasive chemicals.
Ridiculous; are you worried the glaze will wipe off? 😅
This is EXACTLY the advice Dr Lori gives & she has PHD Art History, Antq Appraiser, yrs experience of museum curator. And always wears white cotton gloves .
Not the most professional way to clean a high end piece of ceramic.
Id hate to see this womans house.
@Gypsy Treasures. Why because of the smoke on the vase? Maybe she didn't know how?
I'd hate to see the inside of your empty head.
It was her mom's.
There is no such thing as "nicotine" stains. Nicotine is colorless. "Tobacco" (which includes many discoloring ingredients) is what may discolor pieces.
Not true! Nicotine is only colorless in its pure state, when exposed to light and air it turns brown in color, and gives off a strong tobacco order.
can't imagine how dirty her house is!
Why? It was from her mother's house!
TheWeardale 1. Quick to judge much? You have no idea what this woman's house looks like.
@@danacaro-herman3530 House could be perfectly clean, well dusted, except for patina of cigarette tar on objects long unmoved in smoker's preferred sitting room. I've had pictures I purchased cleaned of what was mostly tar, according to the restorers, and the before/after difference is stark.