My grandma made herself one of those “jewel” purses and carried it for years, it came in a kit with instructions and the jewels were glued on a printed picture on the purse one at a time. I wish I had that purse, I thought it was lovely because I still like shiny things. Thank you so much Dr. Lori from bringing back that wonderful memory of my beloved Mamaw, we were very close when I was growing up, she lived on the same block as me, I was blessed to have her around and I loved to spend the night with her on weekends.
Too funny. My friend used to do that to his cat with that exact can opener. Same color and everything. So funny for you to mention it since I was thinking about his can opener when she was showing it.
I have a wonderful steel fan that probably came out of a government office from the '30s. I found it on the street, and it worked immediately when I plugged it in. It's also like standing in front of an airplane propeller when it's on. I love it! My partner rewired it for me when a capacitor blew out, and it's so solid and built much better than anything made now.
So was ours growing up. I also still have " the families" avacodo green can opener. Friends have twice purchased new can openers for me, but this one still works & power through all cans! The newer ones are crap.
My mother had a can opener like that one. Hers was Harvest Gold. That was the main color in her kitchen. ..stove and refrigerator too! Thanks Dr. Lori..your the best!
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Thanks for the information you provide! It's a great help to know upfront what to look out for. I've always loved vintage items and antiques for some reason. It seems so ironic that most products made in decades/centuries past were so much better crafted with higher quality materials and workmanship, when there was less technology and precision machinery, yet today we have those tools and can even send people into outer space, yet you can't buy a toaster that will last more than a year before breaking!!! 🤔
Great info Dr. Lori. So funny you mentiond the decanter, I literally bought one from Goodwill right before seeing this video lol. Your info has changed the way I see things when thrifting...and its only been a week since finding out about your channel. You're a treasure! 💎😊
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Ahhh avocado - love those shades I had a turquoise bathroom suite in situ when I moved into my house in the 1980s with inset handles to help you get out of the bath In my 20s I couldn’t wait to get rid of the ‘old person’s bath’ Now in my mid 60s and due to change my bathroom yet again, the inset handles have appeal !!
@@DrLoriV The new year is a great opportunity to throw out family phrases that could limit us. I had to throw out my mom's, "you have to give everyone the benefit of the doubt" that she repeated thousands of times in her 84 years. It put her and me in danger a few times.😱 Dont deprive the world of your fabulous presence because of a few grey hairs. We love you too much!💖💜💖
I painted my kitchen green 10 yrs ago or so. It’s more like a very light green/celery green. I thought I would never do any shade of green after the 70s and 80s. My friend called to ask why did I do that!! (He heard about it but didn’t see it yet). We always joked around about Harvest Gold, Avocado Green, and the Brady Bunch kitchen. If you lived it, you can spot the exact colors a mile away.
the thrift store/op-shop down the road from me gets a jeweller in to price their donations, also if they recognise anything as 'collectable' they will look it up on line and price items in accordance. Books, ceramics, clothing with high end labels... etc etc
A lot of stuff is still missed. Have you watched my Real Bargains videos featuring actual stories where people found stuff that was overlooked and missed?
Love how you gave color examples from the 1970's for what to look out for. Unlike us gen x group, not everyone grew up with these colors, so it's nice to see someone share this info. Thanks!
I have lots of valuable collectibles I’m trying to sell but some things are so buyer specific that it’s hard to find the right platform to sell at. Love ya Dr. Lori!!!
People use my online appraisal report to help them sell. The reports include a location where a similar piece sold. One follower used my report to help them sell a plate for over $1,000. They bought it at a yard sale for $1. I help a lot of resellers make money!
@@DrLoriV i’ve been wanting to become a member but funds have been a little tight just as it has been with everyone else I’m sure. It’s at the top of my to do list though because sometimes I have questions about things that I have found that have been really hard to research online myself and I don’t know how many times I’ve said to myself “Well Crud , i know Dr. Lori would know!” 😁 So for now I have just binge on a lot of your videos so I can learn as much as I can lol.
Actually that doesn’t sound too bad lol. A lot of the time I binge watch your videos while I am trying to organize my bulk jewelry or search through my coin rolls 😂
Unfortunately 90% of the thrift stores around here hire folks to rummage through the donations for anything of value to sell on line for the company. They never make it to the floor ! Goodwill is one of these.
That has been happening for years and they still miss a lot of stuff. Have you seen my Real Bargains videos of recent finds at thrift stores including Goodwill? The miss stuff too on their website.
@@fabulouslifeinchrist1349 Again, have you watched my Real Bargains videos? It's nice that the thrift shops have volunteers and the non-profit ones are working for a good cause, but these people are not experts. I can say that since I see all the stuff they are missing. I show you just a small amount of missed pieces in the Real Bargains videos. It's out there folks for you to find.
Waiting in gas lines & avocado green ~ how I remember it well. My Mom had an entire kitchen in avocado green; stove, refrigerator, dishwasher, an ice crusher, can opener & yes, the formica.
I have a jewelry box like the the one with the swan on the top but mine is clear. I bought it at an antique shop probably 15 years or so ago. Can't remember what I paid . Probably between 2.00 - 5.00.
Our family had the same electric can opener (my folks may still have and use it?). I was a "wee tot" at the time as well! I can't believe it is worth $40.
Dr Lori, thank you so much for the valuable information. You look so beautiful, never underestimate how lovely you are dear. Merry Christmas and God bless you!!🙏🎄 Love, Dana and Mark
'70a colors were avocado green, harvest gold, and burnt orange. Copper tone was more from the '60s. We had it on our cook top and wall oven in a house built in 1963. Interesting that she says muted colors reflect a recession. We must be in the worst one yet based on the non-colors we see everywhere now. All grey, black, white and other dull muddy colors.
Coppertone was popular in the 1970s too. I report this information about design to help viewers understand and identify the trends and how colors reflect society. Current monochromatic colors are not muted colors. Thanks for watching.
@@DrLoriV Thank you. I didn't remember so much coppertone in the '70s as I did the other colors. Fun video. The colors today, to me, are drab and depressing. I'll be glad when that trend goes away.
And once again, there's the "Bank give away" porcelain dinner set. That's the one I chose. I loved the button picture, especially since there were three pair of Lucite earrings on it. Most likely, they were "pinch" earrings and the crafter just pried the backs off. Vintage crafts are useful once again! Thanks, Dr. Lori!
Another great video, Dr. Lori. I picked the jewelry this time. The decanter was pretty cool. Love the new background look. Merry Christmas to you and your family. 🎄
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Hope you have a great holiday Dr.Lori. Loved the video as always. I just made some of those framed jewelry art pieces, its relaxing and fun at the same time.
Oh NO! Almost missed you again! So good to see you again! I’ve been so busy I’ve gotten behind on your shows and have missed you so much! Need to get one of those loops! I have my dads old coffee percolator that he gave me that he had tucked away in his storage closet and it still works perfectly and coffee smells so good when it perks! He had it I bet for 50 years and not a dent on it. Oh I see Kermit is peeking from in the back there - ha ha. Hope I haven’t missed your story about Kermit . Wow- he gave me an old fan very similar as well and it works great- mines black. Merry Christmas Dr. Lori - hope to be getting with you after the holidays. 🎄 wishing you the very best with family and friends.
Been in to this election and all the crazy, I haven't seen a video in awhile. Now I have to binge watch.. you look great in white... not use to seeing you in such a light color.. have a great weekend. 🥰
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@@DrLoriV ..IM WONDERING IF YOU CAN HELP ME ON THIS ..I HAVE A MEISSEN LARGE DECORATED SERVING BOWL PAINTED IN GOLD WITH FLOWERS ITS DEFINITELY HAND PAINTED .IT HAS A WALL HANGING BRACKET ATTACHED TO IT ..ITS BEEN IN MY FAMILY SINCE NEW ..THE TIME PERIOD IS ROUGHLY-1920 s I CANNOT FIND ANY INFORMATION ON THIS ITEM.ANYWHERE..I EVEN CALLED THE MEISSEN FACTORY
@@stevenweiner9309 Of course I can. I have to see your piece to verify what you really have. You can send me photos using the 'Send Photos" form on my website.
Hi Dr Lori, thanks again for a great video! Curious if there is a market for just antique frames without artwork in theme? Also, on a completely different note my hubby and I were curious how you feel about the show "American Pickers" and the type of value information they give? Would you find them to be giving accurate values?
@@mohamedraaifrushdhy6693 Some people know the markets like where to find the cheapest gas station in town, others know if Costco or Sam's Club have the cheapest laundry detergent. I know the antiques markets.
@@DrLoriV oohhh right. Do you identify stuff from Egypt as well??? I have a scarab that a friend got as souvenir which she gifted me. But I am not sure about it's authenticity.
I have a Kit Pleasant Company doll. She is in really good condition and I also have a few original outfits and the original bed. I don’t know if she’s worth anything and I don’t want to sell her for less than she’s actually worth. And I can’t afford an appraisal. I’d love to know what you think
Have you even checked my Specials page to see how much an appraisal costs? I can help you but need to see the doll to verify what you really have. Plus the factors that determine value.
The thrift store I volunteer in sold a Trifari 3 pc. set loaded with rhinestones for $20. Sigh. Resellers keep us going, though, I have to say sometimes it hurts.
I collect 1950s jewelry, in particular Red and Green for the holidays. The first time I came across one of the jewelry pictures I was appalled. Apparently it’s a “thing” in rural parts of the USA. I’m still appalled but less so I guess when you consider the number of red and green pieces of Jewelry and Xmas pins I own that I assume are going up in value just based on availability shrinking.
@@kerrydonk8272 Ok, but you have to consider a larger market. I'm not saying that you aren't looking hard because I'm sure you are, but these pieces may exist somewhere else in a different part of country or world. Maybe somewhere else were people just don't like red and green for some reason (the revival sports team wears the colors?) :) I just want everyone to be careful when making these types of statements.
Of course it has value. Value will depend on the piece. Everyone wants a one answer fits all for many questions about value and things just don't work that way. It's like asking is my car valuable? It will depend on many factors :) Does that help?
Rats! I had a cheese server listed on ebay forever. It was pink, European, and very pretty. I didn't know to use the word "server" though. Had to put it on deep sale and I hope it went to a good home. I moved to a rich area and thrift store prices are crazy high now.
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I was a teenager in the 70's and did my entire room in avocado green! Radio was that color too!
My grandma made herself one of those “jewel” purses and carried it for years, it came in a kit with instructions and the jewels were glued on a printed picture on the purse one at a time. I wish I had that purse, I thought it was lovely because I still like shiny things. Thank you so much Dr. Lori from bringing back that wonderful memory of my beloved Mamaw, we were very close when I was growing up, she lived on the same block as me, I was blessed to have her around and I loved to spend the night with her on weekends.
Thanks for sharing. Always nice to hear grandma stories :)
I love Thrift Stores. Thank You!!!
Love That white top you have on. Looking good!
That avocado colored thing is a cat caller. As soon as you turn it on the cat shows up in the kitchen.
Too funny. My friend used to do that to his cat with that exact can opener. Same color and everything. So funny for you to mention it since I was thinking about his can opener when she was showing it.
Sooo true. Lol
Haha
🤣😂🤣😂🤣
I love decorating my kitchen with vintage appliances, I even still use some of them
I have a wonderful steel fan that probably came out of a government office from the '30s. I found it on the street, and it worked immediately when I plugged it in. It's also like standing in front of an airplane propeller when it's on. I love it! My partner rewired it for me when a capacitor blew out, and it's so solid and built much better than anything made now.
Our kitchen was harvest gold !
So was ours growing up. I also still have " the families" avacodo green can opener. Friends have twice purchased new can openers for me, but this one still works & power through all cans! The newer ones are crap.
We had that can opener in Harvest Gold, which is that golden color you described. Our whole kitchen was that color!
you look fantastic in white !
My mother had a can opener like that one. Hers was Harvest Gold. That was the main color in her kitchen. ..stove and refrigerator too!
Thanks Dr. Lori..your the best!
I am a new subscriber, your knowledge and information is so valuable, wow! Thank you!
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Thanks for the information you provide! It's a great help to know upfront what to look out for. I've always loved vintage items and antiques for some reason. It seems so ironic that most products made in decades/centuries past were so much better crafted with higher quality materials and workmanship, when there was less technology and precision machinery, yet today we have those tools and can even send people into outer space, yet you can't buy a toaster that will last more than a year before breaking!!! 🤔
You look.good in white. Especially with the color of lipstick your wearing.
I GAVE one of those black fans to a neighbor because I didn't like it. It was in working order. He was ecstatic.
Thank you for sharing all your info with us.bi love the challenge of finding a treasure
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Great info Dr. Lori. So funny you mentiond the decanter, I literally bought one from Goodwill right before seeing this video lol. Your info has changed the way I see things when thrifting...and its only been a week since finding out about your channel. You're a treasure! 💎😊
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I've never seen one before. I didn't know what it was, but picked between that and the cheese server for most valuable.
Ooooo this is sooooo up my alley! Loving it and will be back for more! Subscribed ; )
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The trifari gold tone one was missing one pearl but can be replaced
I'm with you, Dr.Lori. Growing up in the 70s we had an electric can opener (goldenrod) on our kitchen countertop...Formica, of course.
Thanks you so much for helping me learn about antiques.
Formica! Yes it was formica! Thanks
Ahhh avocado - love those shades I had a turquoise bathroom suite in situ when I moved into my house in the 1980s with inset handles to help you get out of the bath In my 20s I couldn’t wait to get rid of the ‘old person’s bath’ Now in my mid 60s and due to change my bathroom yet again, the inset handles have appeal !!
My mother always said "Don't get old"
@@DrLoriV The new year is a great opportunity to throw out family phrases that could limit us. I had to throw out my mom's, "you have to give everyone the benefit of the doubt" that she repeated thousands of times in her 84 years. It put her and me in danger a few times.😱
Dont deprive the world of your fabulous presence because of a few grey hairs. We love you too much!💖💜💖
I never knew that they made cheese servers. I always learn something new from you! Thank you Dr. Lori 😊
Me as well, Lori the bestest and most adorable teacher
I painted my kitchen green 10 yrs ago or so. It’s more like a very light green/celery green. I thought I would never do any shade of green after the 70s and 80s. My friend called to ask why did I do that!! (He heard about it but didn’t see it yet). We always joked around about Harvest Gold, Avocado Green, and the Brady Bunch kitchen. If you lived it, you can spot the exact colors a mile away.
Still watching your video and just learned about the cheese server. Love learning from you.
@@raewhisner2383 Happy to hear it! Don't forget to share the love/videos :)
I didn't know what it was. I thought maybe it was a butter dish.
I just bought a cheese dish just like that one in orange. I was shocked when I saw yours! Blessings! Jo
Merry Christmas!
Happy holidays!
I love your videos! Thank you for making them. I wish I had a college professor like you, I might have just majored in art history
Thanks for watching!
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That golden color was called “Harvest Gold” and it was the color of Mom’s refrigerator.
Thanks so much for these mini courses. Perfect for a squirrel mind like mine.
You're very welcome! Don't forget to share so others can learn too!
the thrift store/op-shop down the road from me gets a jeweller in to price their donations, also if they recognise anything as 'collectable' they will look it up on line and price items in accordance. Books, ceramics, clothing with high end labels... etc etc
A lot of stuff is still missed. Have you watched my Real Bargains videos featuring actual stories where people found stuff that was overlooked and missed?
@@DrLoriV that's the stuff I bank on
Dr. Lori I love you so much
Wished I knew more about buttons. My mother saved buttons for years gong way back and a lot are still in the little packs or on pieces of cardboard.
Dr. Lori, happy holidays. Thank you for your videos and keep them coming please.
Love how you gave color examples from the 1970's for what to look out for. Unlike us gen x group, not everyone grew up with these colors, so it's nice to see someone share this info. Thanks!
Glad you enjoyed it! That was my editors idea to include those "swatches".
@@DrLoriV I work with content in my job too, so I totally get how those details make a difference. Kudos to your editors!
I have lots of valuable collectibles I’m trying to sell but some things are so buyer specific that it’s hard to find the right platform to sell at. Love ya Dr. Lori!!!
People use my online appraisal report to help them sell. The reports include a location where a similar piece sold. One follower used my report to help them sell a plate for over $1,000. They bought it at a yard sale for $1. I help a lot of resellers make money!
@@DrLoriV i’ve been wanting to become a member but funds have been a little tight just as it has been with everyone else I’m sure. It’s at the top of my to do list though because sometimes I have questions about things that I have found that have been really hard to research online myself and I don’t know how many times I’ve said to myself “Well Crud , i know Dr. Lori would know!” 😁 So for now I have just binge on a lot of your videos so I can learn as much as I can lol.
Actually that doesn’t sound too bad lol. A lot of the time I binge watch your videos while I am trying to organize my bulk jewelry or search through my coin rolls 😂
@@DrLoriV God bless you, Dr. Lori!
@@amandafry5935 Have you checked my Specials page?
Unfortunately 90% of the thrift stores around here hire folks to rummage through the donations for anything of value to sell on line for the company. They never make it to the floor ! Goodwill is one of these.
That has been happening for years and they still miss a lot of stuff. Have you seen my Real Bargains videos of recent finds at thrift stores including Goodwill? The miss stuff too on their website.
I know most get volunteers to look through stuff too. If you find one which does not, enjoy it while it lasts and the pricea go up
@@fabulouslifeinchrist1349 Again, have you watched my Real Bargains videos? It's nice that the thrift shops have volunteers and the non-profit ones are working for a good cause, but these people are not experts. I can say that since I see all the stuff they are missing. I show you just a small amount of missed pieces in the Real Bargains videos. It's out there folks for you to find.
I remember the colors being called avocado, harvest gold and copper tone( I think). The Sears appliances anyway.
Thanks and have a very Merry Christmas ☃️
Same to you!
Waiting in gas lines & avocado green ~ how I remember it well. My Mom had an entire kitchen in avocado green; stove, refrigerator, dishwasher, an ice crusher, can opener & yes, the formica.
Of course it all had to match!
@@DrLoriV But what a wonderful childhood! I wish I could go back...
@@sandracasey3486 Yes and take our experience with us :)
you mentioned a loop what is that not in description, ty
Looking forward to it!
Right !!!! Not much longer 👍💯
I have a jewelry box like the the one with the swan on the top but mine is clear. I bought it at an antique shop probably 15 years or so ago. Can't remember what I paid . Probably between 2.00 - 5.00.
So excited for the video!
As a wee little tot, i remember sitting in the gas line with mom.
Our family had the same electric can opener (my folks may still have and use it?). I was a "wee tot" at the time as well! I can't believe it is worth $40.
Ours was harvest gold.
Merry Merry Merry Merry Christmas! I hope you get everything you ever wanted and have the best holiday in the world. You deserve nothing less!
Thank you! You too!
Dr Lori, thank you so much for the valuable information. You look so beautiful, never underestimate how lovely you are dear. Merry Christmas and God bless you!!🙏🎄 Love, Dana and Mark
Thank you! You too!
Well done once again! Liked and shared.
Sharing supports new videos! Thanks
yum, cheese chocolate and bread ^-^ a lot of cute finds, thank you for sharing!
Thanks for watching!
'70a colors were avocado green, harvest gold, and burnt orange. Copper tone was more from the '60s. We had it on our cook top and wall oven in a house built in 1963. Interesting that she says muted colors reflect a recession. We must be in the worst one yet based on the non-colors we see everywhere now. All grey, black, white and other dull muddy colors.
Coppertone was popular in the 1970s too. I report this information about design to help viewers understand and identify the trends and how colors reflect society. Current monochromatic colors are not muted colors. Thanks for watching.
@@DrLoriV Thank you. I didn't remember so much coppertone in the '70s as I did the other colors. Fun video. The colors today, to me, are drab and depressing. I'll be glad when that trend goes away.
I learn something new every time. Thanks for the video Dr. Lori.
Glad it was helpful!
Amazing video as always! Loved the video thank you for all the tips it was great having you live! And Carl showed up 😀 happy Holidays
Happy Holidays to you too Lori :) Stay well!
Dr. Lori 🎉👍✌️
Thank you Dr Lori!
You are so welcome!
And once again, there's the "Bank give away" porcelain dinner set. That's the one I chose. I loved the button picture, especially since there were three pair of Lucite earrings on it. Most likely, they were "pinch" earrings and the crafter just pried the backs off. Vintage crafts are useful once again! Thanks, Dr. Lori!
Don’t forget the neon green!
Bravo! Encore! Love it .
Another great video, Dr. Lori. I picked the jewelry this time. The decanter was pretty cool. Love the new background look. Merry Christmas to you and your family. 🎄
We love watching you! Merry Christmas to you and your amazing team of people. I'm using your binge link and am learning so much!!!! God bless you.🙏☃️🎄🤗
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Great information on the costume jewelry, I have so much, I’m going to check it out. Thanks Dr Lori.
You are so welcome!
My Grandfather sewed metal screening on the fan so we wouldn’t stick our fingers in the blades while we spent hours singing in the fan.
Haha I used to do that tooo. Our own vibrato effect hahaha
Yes, my countertop was formica and it has lasted 50 years!
Great video as usual! Loved the info on costume jewelry. Merry Christmas and a Very Happy New Year!
Happy holidays!
Thanks for sharing and caring! Stay safe! Merry Christmas and Happy New Year!
Happy holidays!
As always....amazing. Hope you have a merry Christmas Lori ❄⛄
Happy holidays!
Hope you have a great holiday Dr.Lori.
Loved the video as always. I just made some of those framed jewelry art pieces, its relaxing and fun at the same time.
Thank you! You too!
Merry Christmas Dollie!
Happy holidays!
Hello from KY ❤️ love you and your channel.wishing you good health and happiness 💞,thank you for all you do to help us idiots 😀
Smart people watch my videos!
Another great video! Merry Christmas and please stay healthy! Buona Natale!
Merry Xmas!
I know you love to wear red but you look amazing in white too 🤍🤍🤍🤍🤍
Oh NO! Almost missed you again! So good to see you again! I’ve been so busy I’ve gotten behind on your shows and have missed you so much!
Need to get one of those loops!
I have my dads old coffee percolator that he gave me that he had tucked away in his storage closet and it still works perfectly and coffee smells so good when it perks! He had it I bet for 50 years and not a dent on it. Oh I see Kermit is peeking from in the back there - ha ha.
Hope I haven’t missed your story about Kermit .
Wow- he gave me an old fan very similar as well and it works great- mines black.
Merry Christmas Dr. Lori - hope to be getting with you after the holidays. 🎄 wishing you the very best with family and friends.
Happy Holidays Trish!
Been in to this election and all the crazy, I haven't seen a video in awhile. Now I have to binge watch.. you look great in white... not use to seeing you in such a light color.. have a great weekend. 🥰
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Dr. Lori, I know you say that over cleaning is an issue and a little dirty is ok, but, that can opener should be cleaned!
I think I have those dishes !
Wow that cheese sever is Beautiful ❤️
Great video!👍
Glad you liked it!
Merry Christmas to you and yours from Canada
Happy holidays!
Is the single locking decanter still called a tantalus?
No
I haven’t been here for awhile and I’ve missed seeing and hearing you Dr Lori you’re awesome ! Merry Christmas to you and yours 🎄⛄️🎅🏻
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Oh, we had Formica too!
@@DrLoriV ..IM WONDERING IF YOU CAN HELP ME ON THIS ..I HAVE A MEISSEN LARGE DECORATED SERVING BOWL PAINTED IN GOLD WITH FLOWERS ITS DEFINITELY HAND PAINTED .IT HAS A WALL HANGING BRACKET ATTACHED TO IT ..ITS BEEN IN MY FAMILY SINCE NEW ..THE TIME PERIOD IS ROUGHLY-1920 s I CANNOT FIND ANY INFORMATION ON THIS ITEM.ANYWHERE..I EVEN CALLED THE MEISSEN FACTORY
@@stevenweiner9309 Of course I can. I have to see your piece to verify what you really have. You can send me photos using the 'Send Photos" form on my website.
Great advice thank you
You are so welcome!
Hi Dr Lori, thanks again for a great video!
Curious if there is a market for just antique frames without artwork in theme?
Also, on a completely different note my hubby and I were curious how you feel about the show "American Pickers" and the type of value information they give? Would you find them to be giving accurate values?
Sounds like good questions to bring to my next Ask Dr. Lori LIVE video. I also have a few videos on frames :)
How do you remember the values of similar pieces sold? Any mnemonics or other memory tricks up your sleeves???
I am researching and analyzing the markets all the time. It's my expertise :)
@@DrLoriV yes that's true but surely you must use some memory tricks.. like basic association etc.
@@mohamedraaifrushdhy6693 Some people know the markets like where to find the cheapest gas station in town, others know if Costco or Sam's Club have the cheapest laundry detergent. I know the antiques markets.
@@DrLoriV oohhh right. Do you identify stuff from Egypt as well??? I have a scarab that a friend got as souvenir which she gifted me. But I am not sure about it's authenticity.
@@mohamedraaifrushdhy6693 yes
In those days cheeses were kept at room temperature
Today most people store it in the fridge which is unfortunate because we dont get the full flavour
Love cheese, chocolate, bread and wine...we must be long-lost sisters
I love cheese, chocolate, bread, and weed... wee must be long lost step-sisters. 😂
Confused about the value of the faux Pearl brooch because it is missing one.
I provide values based on current condition shown and the market at the time the appraisal is provided.
Hello Dr. Lori
Does the loop by chance say Dr. Lori on it?
LOL, no, not yet :)
I have a Kit Pleasant Company doll. She is in really good condition and I also have a few original outfits and the original bed. I don’t know if she’s worth anything and I don’t want to sell her for less than she’s actually worth. And I can’t afford an appraisal. I’d love to know what you think
Have you even checked my Specials page to see how much an appraisal costs? I can help you but need to see the doll to verify what you really have. Plus the factors that determine value.
Love me some you Lori, God bless you and your family with peace and love in abundance
The thrift store I volunteer in sold a Trifari 3 pc. set loaded with rhinestones for $20. Sigh. Resellers keep us going, though, I have to say sometimes it hurts.
I help a lot of thrift stores too.
I collect 1950s jewelry, in particular Red and Green for the holidays. The first time I came across one of the jewelry pictures I was appalled. Apparently it’s a “thing” in rural parts of the USA. I’m still appalled but less so I guess when you consider the number of red and green pieces of Jewelry and Xmas pins I own that I assume are going up in value just based on availability shrinking.
Why do you think availability is shrinking?
@@DrLoriV Because I’ve noticed fewer and fewer Red and Green pins, earrings and necklaces when I’m out looking.
@@kerrydonk8272 Ok, but you have to consider a larger market. I'm not saying that you aren't looking hard because I'm sure you are, but these pieces may exist somewhere else in a different part of country or world. Maybe somewhere else were people just don't like red and green for some reason (the revival sports team wears the colors?) :) I just want everyone to be careful when making these types of statements.
You look beautiful in white ✌️
Thank you
You're welcome!
Does clip-on costume jewelry have value I'm afraid to buy it because people don't use clip-ons what do you think???
Of course it has value. Value will depend on the piece. Everyone wants a one answer fits all for many questions about value and things just don't work that way. It's like asking is my car valuable? It will depend on many factors :) Does that help?
Hi doc!
Hi Dr Lori
I wanted to wish you & yours
A Merry Christmas 🎄 a blessed & Happy New Year too ❤️
Sincerely
Brenda
Happy holidays!
I was surprised on the ship in a bottle’s value 🌞
Thank you! Xxxs Gbu
Rats! I had a cheese server listed on ebay forever. It was pink, European, and very pretty. I didn't know to use the word "server" though. Had to put it on deep sale and I hope it went to a good home.
I moved to a rich area and thrift store prices are crazy high now.
Got to know what you are selling :) Keep watching my vids!
Cool :)