Secrets to Value Antique Crystal and Glass by Dr. Lori
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- Опубликовано: 25 май 2019
- Do you know how to find valuable antique #crystal and glass at a #thriftstore? Watch Ph.D. Antiques Appraiser Dr. Lori reveal secrets to value a crystal dish, vase, and punch bowl. Plus, learn how to sell for more money just by knowing the age of an #antique.
Ask Dr. Lori to appraise your crystal or bring your glassware to one of her events at www.DrLoriV.com/events/ 
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I don’t know how I ended up here but I have been binge watching since yesterday. Dr. Lori you are very knowledgeable and I already learned a lot from you! I’m gonna start thrift shopping. I can’t stop watching your videos!!!! Blessings XOX
Welcome Candy! Thanks for watching, happy to hear you are learning!
I'm glad you ended up here...I used to tell my students I don't care how you figure out the right answer, just ask me questions until you arrive there.
Theres way more to dr lori than being an expert appraiser, and i appreciate and respect you for all the knowledge you share to people. Oh and your appraisals are way more accurate than antique roadshows appraisals. Your a one woman show for sure. Keep shining youre beautifull dr lori!
I've just stumbled into what's now a 45 minute yt binge. I collect antiques, and I especially love antique and vintage glass and crystal pieces. I have a ton of iridescent, awesome glass, and many other old and odd things I've had a great deal of trouble identifying... But these videos will certainly be useful before my next trip to the thrift store!:)
Welcome! You can send me photos or show me pieces during video calls too! Save and use the Binge link ruclips.net/p/PL384695BCA1841B8F
It plays my most recent videos first including the ones when I’m on other channels.
Don’t let the accent fool you: this is one seriously erudite master of a huge field. So impressive!
what accent? you must not be American/ Canadian
,I hear no accent lol
I absolutely couldn't agree more, well said sister .
Take care and God bless from Canada
I was cracking up when you joked about guys putting their keys in one of these bowls. That is exactly what my husband does to one of my antique Moser crystal glass bowls and it is a pet peeve of mine, lol. Whenever I catch him doing that , I spew a ton of expletives at him.
lol, have you made him watch the video? I settle a lot of disputes between spouses 😊
@@DrLoriV I would love for him to watch the video to settle this dispute, but he hates antiques. He would rather watch paint peel than to watch an informative video about antiques, lol. He thinks antiques are a waste of HIS money. But I buy them with his money as an investment in case one day we get divorced. If that happens hopefully my antiques will be at their 50th or 100th anniversary for maximum return as part of my alimony- ha ha.
😊 I hear that a lot about husbands until they actually want MY videos or attend an event. I'm more than antiques.
@@DrLoriV : ) I like your style! I wish you lived near me on Long Island.
I'm not that far in Bucks County, PA, but rarely home since I'm on the road a lot. 😊
Dr Lori is the David Attenborough of antiques, I love your sense of humor and how you make learning about antiques fun and full of knowledge; which you so kindly, share with us so openly and honestly. Thankyou for all that wonderful insight and guidance a true Master Jedi; of all things we love and treasure. and for many a nice little earner.
Thanks for the info! You popped up on my recommendations and I'm so glad to have stumbled upon your work. I'll be following you and I enjoy learning MORE!
Welcome, thanks for watching. Have yo subscribed so you don't miss my new vids every week?
Hello Dr Lori..Viewing from Port Elizabeth South Africa. I have just recently entered the antique market and just love it. I have learnt so much from your videos and love your humor. Always a great watch!!
Welcome Sharon. I have a lot of friends from SA.
I love your videos. I get educated and entertained at the same time! Thank you!
Thanks Kate, why not have fun when learning? Don't forget to like and share so others can have fun too.
I can get Crystal all the time here locally for next to nothing. I got a nice haul last night I am currently listing this weekend after researching. Thank you Lori!
I really like your videos! Thanks for sharing. Always amazed and learning.
Thanks for sharing your feedback and for liking the videos so others can learn too.
I use mom's crystal as a can't dish for chocolate and such. Was my great grandmothers well over 100yrs most likely from Scotland
Candy coming out today
I have a collection of crystal items. :) thanks for sharing! Alot of beautiful pieces in this video!
Jessica, thanks for watching and liking!
Thank you Dr Lori for another informative and entertaining video.
Happy to hear it Rebecca, thanks for watching
So glad I found your channel! Want you to know that you now have a following of about 7 17yr old girls from SoCal putting your expertise to use while thrifting in a big way. So great to hear them all chatting up their finds in an intelligent manner. Most of them bought loupes, and it’s opened a curiosity for history. Learning is best when it’s fun and can make you money. My daughter has made over 400 dollars reselling! I on the other hand hoard my finds. Anyway, thank you.
I gave a shout out to you and your girls on the most recent Ask Dr. Lori LIVE. I am so proud of you all. Your teenagers rock! Love it. Thanks for letting me know. Share the video.
ABSOLUTELY Amazing! I've always wanted to learn how to get involved in something like this. I've recently had some medical issues & having to battle with the Social Security Administration. Struggling to make ends meet but as soon as I can I WILL join. You give me Laughter & Comfort along with knowledgeable information. THANK YOU SO MUCH
Hi Linda, sorry to hear that you are having issues, but glad to hear you are enjoying the vids. Hope to see you at an event :)
So much charisma!
I love binge watching Dr Lori, so much knowledge. Thank you for teaching this Dr Lori 💞
You are so welcome! Save and use the Binge link ruclips.net/p/PL384695BCA1841B8F
It plays my most recent videos first including the ones when I’m on other channels.
Oh my gosh she’s freaking me out everytime she waves her arms, because I kept thinking she is going to knock one of those crystals down
Who me? knock the crystals down? If I didn't break anything when I worked in the Yale Art Gallery, I probably won't now. Don't jinx me. LOL
Love Dr. Lori she would be funnier then hell to have as a close friend 😂
Thanks Eric
I am your friend! Keep watching. and thanks for your comment. I love to hear from all of you.
Dr. Lori is like the judge Judy of the antique world. Lol
lol
You got that right
Absolutely!!!
I love Judge Judy and Dr Lori. Someone might say things about her, they need to go and read her Bio, and her educational background. Impressive is an understatement, that lady is PHENOMENAL. 🙂
@@sandynono04ABSOLUTELY CORRECT 💯
I’ve been binge-watching all day! 👏🏻👏🏻
Are you using the binge link ruclips.net/p/PL384695BCA1841B8F so you don't miss new vids when I appear on other channels too?
@@DrLoriV thank you!! I will use it 🤎
@@ca94- Great! I've added 4 videos already this week. Three on other channels. Those will play first when you use the link :)
THANK YOU FOR SHARING,
Omg you’re absolutely hilarious!! Thank you so much for sharing your knowledge!!
Thanks for watching!
My husband and I just purchased a ten pound, rectangular shaped, lead crystal candle stick holder ( specifically designed for a "Votive" candle) at a thrift store for three dollars and 99 cents . Value, or any ideas? Thanks Dr. Lori, we just discovered you and are are hooked! You are such a blessing!
Thanks for watching! Send me photos. Use the form on my website. To get to the form, watch a video and click on the "i" icon in the top right corner. See my face? Click on that and it will take you to the Send Photos form on my website.
I am so glad I found this video! I have a deep love for the beauty of crystal. I have a quick question ... Without a photo, what can you tell me about a crystal lamp I found at Goodwill? Shaped like a ginger jar, the label reads, Made In France, Cristal d'Albret, Fait Main, Handmade Lead Crystal. Its beautiful and it will replace my library lamp.
Need to see it to verify what you really have. You could be missing something in your description, the label could be from another piece that was just stuck on your lamp, etc.
These videos are so addictive!
Sharing them is addictive too. Thanks for watching.
Great information and so funny! Subbed!!
Thanks for the sub! Save the binge link ruclips.net/p/PL384695BCA1841B8F too so you don't miss new vids on my channel and when I'm on other channels too.
I love this! Just came across some lovely crystal pieces at the thrift store the other day. Left them behind due to chips on the rim. :-( I wish that they had been handled better.
Yeah, avoid buying damaged pieces :)
Since watching Dr Lori's videos I am hesitant to buy pieces that are chipped except when the intention is only for display in decor. You can create a nice corner with a chipped piece if you turn the chip to face the wall. In most cases I don't buy if it is chipped thanks to Dr Lori. I fell in love with 2 Delft pieces, but it had fine cracks in the glaze so I did not purchace it. What a shame. Hoping this is not the norm for Delft, since I hope to still purchase some. Thank you Dr Lori for all the teachings.
Love watching your videos!! So much info!!
Thanks Cathy.
Imma have to start lookin at the thrift store crystal I spose! I love crystal patterns but I hate trying to ship it! So heavy! Gonna study the hell out of it now!
Love for you to look at my marked Hawkes cut glass bowl. Was my great grandmas. Are you coming back to Indiana again???
I can help now by looking at photos. Or, you can keep checking my schedule for the next time I’ll be in Indiana at www.DrLoriV.com/events
My luck is finding thick glass, so far no crystal but I'll still be on the look out.
I have2 old Crystal bells from my mother...they are very old n very beautiful
Wasn’t expecting to laugh while learning- thanks, it’s now clear as crystal
Why can't learning be fun?
@@DrLoriV Indeed, it should be, but so often is not- it was a very pleasant surprise. Helped me remember the info too. Thank you!
@@adewerry You're welcome! Please thank me by sharing my videos on social media with your friends and family :)
Gorgeous pieces!
may you be a blessing every day
much love girl ..!
I can hit 10 thrifts in one day love to go with you someday I find lots of good stuff
How do I find actual 18th century perhaps 19th century. I just want 1 exquisite piece to cherish.
You’re like chips Lori, I can’t watch just one episode 😂☺️
My vids are less calories and good for you :)
“At weddings the cheap people would sit in the back tinging their glasses” 😂🤣😂 Dr Lori I love it! ❤️
Do. Lori , should we leave a small glass of water inside the cabinet to prevent dryness?
Good question to ask during my next Ask Dr. Lori LIVE video so I can answer in detail and teach everyone watching.
@@DrLoriVThat's very nice. Thank you!
Eu sou apaixonada por cristal! Dulcesouza
I have a beautiful bowl with a lid and 12 glasses. Only the lid has a chip. Can the chipped area be fired and repaired?
Good question for my next Ask Dr. Lori LIVE video so I can offer more details. Right now we are trying to do these videos on Saturdays at 7 pm. Keep checking your notifications and my YT community tab for announcments
I have so many pieces of american brilliance crystal/cut glass, inherited from my grandmother... As beautiful, classy, tasteful and kind as she was, she was a bull in a china shop. I dont believe a single one of my pieces is without any damage (100+ pieces). Thats okay though! Nobody from my generation is really interested in it, so I dont think I'd easily unload it if it was pristine, but I use it too! I love the look and I really enjoy having them around.
Just as you enjoy your grandmother's glass pieces, others of all ages do as well.
where would i send pics for you to mqaybe give me an idea if i have anything good,i started collecting crystal about five yrs ago.i get so confused cause i go to one site and it says something is worth 500 and go to another it says 50,idk how you do it .can never find or make out many of the markings,im so stuck
I look at photos on my website and also do FaceTime and Skype calls. All details at www.DrLoriV.com/. Don't get frustrated about values. Stick to one thing and learn it. Then, worry about something else. I value pieces based on what people really pay.
I love gladiolus
Quick question to you and your watchers. I have a few of these very heavy, great condition of these do you know where I can sell them at?
People use my online appraisal reports to help them sell. The reports include a location where a similar piece sold and for how much. This helps answer your question for a specific item. One person used my report to help them sell a plate for over $1,000. They bought the plate at a yard sale for $1.
@@DrLoriV thank you so much for your reply....Love you demeaner stay safe..
Dr. lori, I just discovered you and I’m thrilled! What are your thoughts on japanese Hoya crystal? Lots of pieces were made in the 80s, I guess it’s approaching the 50 year rule.
Do you have Hoya crystal?
Dr. Lori yes, quite a few pieces. I love them for the look, are they collectible? I feel that they are, considering they aren’t made any more. I have a few museum pieces as well as the usual plates and bowls.
@@rolo7110 Hoya crystal from Japan introduced in 1945 are collectible and the floral and rock designs are highly sought after pieces today.
Dr. Lori I have 2 sizes of the iceberg lake plates, winter windows vase and large puma clock. Also have many smaller bowls and dishes and a gorgeous multi-faceted ashtray. I have several catalogs, but was never able to find much information on actual value. I know the plates and vase are the museum Hoya crystal. I thought I researched the pieces, had no idea they started in 1945. Been buying them at thrift shops in Japan, most for $10.00 or less. I’ll occasionally splurge and spend $20.
@@rolo7110 If you are interested in knowing about your specific pieces, I can help with that. You could send me photos or show me during a video call.
Dr. Lori, what was the value of the next item on the table behind you?
Do you have a similar piece?
How about crystal from Bavaria and West Germany
I have more videos on glassware coming up. Stay tuned :)
you’re the best
I got a candy dish as a gift.... But i have ever ever see something like this one before... Can you help me to get the info of the maker... I would love to order 3 more
I can help. Need to see it. Check out my website for options.
I come across vases that look like crystal and are heavy but I'm still not sure if it's crystal.
I talk about crystal a lot. Use the search feature on my channel here and search for crystal for more of my videos on the topic.
Where can I send a picture to
Use the form on my website.
Oh Lordy that Woman Will Be Forever Afraid To Even Dust That Vase!! lol😊
She’s the “Master of antiques “
You can find crystal at almost every thrift store.
Yep, good finds if you know what to look for
@@DrLoriV I'm looking at thrift store glass items now. You made it simple. Heavy and clear. Picked up a small raspberry orrefors tea light holder last night. It weighs 2 lb 7.8 oz. Meant to resell but i like it, so I'm keeping!
I grew up with a full-on formal Swedish Christmas Eve every year. So it was nice to read that it is Swedish...I will research more. Thanks for all your inspiration and knowledge. I would love to hear and see on a video what your favorite things are. Just things that are your own taste no matter the value.
@@i.m.7710 I'm happy that I am crystal clear with my tips :) If you need help identifying pieces, let me know. I can help.
@@DrLoriV Hello Dr. Lori I could really use some help identifying some glass that I have.
@@VonnSaidYes I can help. That's what I do :) I look at photos submitted using a form on my website. I also look at pieces during video calls if you want to schedule one of those. All details on my website.
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I thought for sure that the ring was a good test.
Sorry, myth
Are signatures necessary for value...
Many valuable pieces are not signed. I have articles about this on my website
@@DrLoriV thanks
Dr. Lori I have 2 prints from Rafael Soyer one is AP the other is 119/300 I would like to know their value. Please advice me how to have your appraisal on them.
I can help Paulina. You may use the online appraisal form on my website
I have a glass chandelier from Crystal Company
It is 50 years old
@@maheshsuroshe3592 Send me Photos. Use the form on my website.
@@DrLoriV ok
❤️🙂
Libbey glass gotta be the king of glass
Hi
Hi Jessica
Dr. Lori, you made me laugh at what guys do to store various items in a piece of glass. I had an inexpensive glass piece that I had momentarily placed on the top of a chest of drawers. I didn't have a place picked out for it yet. Well, hubby started putting all the odds and ends of things he would find cleaning cars and it became his place for all of those things. I had him clean off the top of the chest of drawers and so he removed his junk. That glass piece was SO damaged from what he used it for. I figured it was damaged like that very early on when he first started using it, and so I never said anything. My hubby is a guy who will put his junk in anything standing still long enough for him to do so. Now, he's using some inexpensive milk glass vases (large ones) to put his pennies, etc., in. I actually don't care about the vases he's using. Even today I can pick them up cheap if I wanted to. However, I am going to make sure he knows NOT to put anything in some of the more valuable glass that I have. Just about anything will damage glass. My hubby provided me with proof of that, lol! All of that said, now I have to remove all of his little junk away from some in-expensive items I am trying to display right inside the side door of the house. That whole shelf has more junk then I have anything I'm displaying for decor. Many times when I tell him to remove it, he complains and points out that I have things on the shelf too. That is going to be almost hopeless unless I find an empty basket for him to throw his junk into (that would include oil, masking tape, tools, etc.,). You get the idea, lol!
Thanks for sharing and watching too!
When Dr. Lori swings her arms wide open, I flinch!
Dr.Lori I'm not sure if you've noticed, but a lot of younger people really don't care about antiques. As a senior living in a house full of glass it's going to be a real pity when my wife and I pass and century old goods get tossed because they are too time consuming to dust.
Sorry Dan, but I have to respectfully disagree. I meet young people all the time at my events and during my video calls who are buying old items and antiques. I have articles on my website too showing some of the finds they have bought.
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I can understand what you are saying for all the other noises.
I'm sorry Rachel, we do our best as there are other things happening at times in the convention hall during my program. It was such a good find that we felt we should try to keep it in the video.
REMINDER FOR KAREN! Please refrain from drinking liquids while watching a Dr. Lori video because at some point
she will unexpectedly make you laugh and spit your drink across the table. (dinner with the Vanderbilt’s) Another
great video
LOL
Terrible acoustics, very hard to listen to. It's a bummer, I like Dr. Lori.
Sorry Bob, we try our best. Some live events have issues we just have to deal with
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Omg
Ringing, Crystal Myth.
I thought you would never respond to me oh my God
Well I did, nice to hear from you!
Really , who wants to buy it ??????????
A lot of people. My values are based on where I have seen people buy pieces at those prices. You have to know the markets.
Hi