Keep at it Davey! Lots of venues for you. Stroll through some fleas or boot sales like the old days (if they are still doing them in the UK). Bet there are still bargains out there even in nowadays. Come to TN and we'll take you around for your channel content here. You're the best!
This Art Deco opalescent fruit bowl was purchased at a (small time) local auction with a Chrysis nude (former car mascot) ornament, both described as 'Lalique'. I have kept the figure and want to sell the fruit bowl for about the £200 mark that I paid for it.
I've got Great grandfather's gold, American Waltham pocket watch. Dated 1890's iirc I brought it to an ARS valuation day in Aberdeen in 2007 give or take. The guy who looked at it was a local, off camera, and incredibly dismissive. I just love how every piece inside is etched, decorated, to the nth degree! Talk about pride and workmanship!
This is very interesting and informative! I can't believe how much the Chinese stuff are worth! We have a console that's a Chinese design. I'm going to send you a photo tomorrow. I've liked and subscribed to your channel too!
@@DavidHarperAntiques please tell me how to find the right buyer ? I have ask a bunch of antique dealers and sent them pictures but non of them are interested in buying them .
Rosie doesn't care at all. She's waiting for a treat. Sounds familiar to me, " I knooow nothiiiinng". I somehow remember a rotund sergeant saying that.
I co-own a propmaking company in California. When we work on some film projects we've seen people dumpster diving for castoffs even before the creators and makers can take a memento or clean up their tools. Please do not do this - don't steal trash from sets - it may not even be trash, it could be our equipment. It is 😢 when creators cannot take home a thing after everything gets pilfered from set.
Yeah we've seen film companies go out of business or fail to clean their studios and sets properly, so those items often end up in the skip -- I've rescued and resold thousands from previous shows but now do the opposite and sell back to the propmasters and production designers @@DavidHarperAntiques
Good morning David,blessings on this beautiful day. Sir,I am writing you to let you know that my device was recently updated andcI was not able to read your feedback,thank you. Could you please resend feedback.❤
Wonderful video! there are no limits to what can we learn from David! amazing. (We love Rosie listening to her dad too)
Thanks so much!
As usual just brilliant and a joy to listen to David, thank you.
Already waiting the video on Chinese stuff!! Enjoy this one a lot, thanks.
Very informative. David is such a fine & enthusiastic communicator.
Thank you Mike
Keep at it Davey! Lots of venues for you. Stroll through some fleas or boot sales like the old days (if they are still doing them in the UK). Bet there are still bargains out there even in nowadays. Come to TN and we'll take you around for your channel content here. You're the best!
Very enjoyable and informative thank you !
Glad you enjoyed it!
Very exiting. You are so captivating
This Art Deco opalescent fruit bowl was purchased at a (small time) local auction with a Chrysis nude (former car mascot) ornament, both described as 'Lalique'. I have kept the figure and want to sell the fruit bowl for about the £200 mark that I paid for it.
I've got Great grandfather's gold, American Waltham pocket watch. Dated 1890's iirc I brought it to an ARS valuation day in Aberdeen in 2007 give or take. The guy who looked at it was a local, off camera, and incredibly dismissive. I just love how every piece inside is etched, decorated, to the nth degree! Talk about pride and workmanship!
Fascinating, thank you.
hi David. what about holly Antiquety?thank for reply.
Thank you once again - I need a time machine really
I love your vids....but I can't hear you. Perhaps a remote mic would help??
Thanks for watching…sometimes sound isn’t great, but I think the more recent vids are better!
This is very interesting and informative! I can't believe how much the Chinese stuff are worth! We have a console that's a Chinese design. I'm going to send you a photo tomorrow. I've liked and subscribed to your channel too!
Thank you very much. Cheers, David
I have learned that you could have something that could be worth millions but if you do not find the right buyer then it's not worth anything .
If you have the right thing, finding the right buyer is very very easy!!
@@DavidHarperAntiques please tell me how to find the right buyer ? I have ask a bunch of antique dealers and sent them pictures but non of them are interested in buying them .
Rosie doesn't care at all. She's waiting for a treat. Sounds familiar to me, " I knooow nothiiiinng". I somehow remember a rotund sergeant saying that.
Hi David, would u be able to help me find a silver box
If you keep an eye on my website Eddie, something might crop up david-harper.uk
When your trying to listen to everything Davids saying, but your line of sight betrays you 😅
Knocker knoles made lots of money wandering around.
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Hello David,I have an ancient European Map from 1657. Have some other antiques that might interest you. Do you have an inbox?
I co-own a propmaking company in California. When we work on some film projects we've seen people dumpster diving for castoffs even before the creators and makers can take a memento or clean up their tools. Please do not do this - don't steal trash from sets - it may not even be trash, it could be our equipment. It is 😢 when creators cannot take home a thing after everything gets pilfered from set.
No wonder, film props can be worth a fortune!
Yeah we've seen film companies go out of business or fail to clean their studios and sets properly, so those items often end up in the skip -- I've rescued and resold thousands from previous shows but now do the opposite and sell back to the propmasters and production designers @@DavidHarperAntiques
Good morning David,blessings on this beautiful day. Sir,I am writing you to let you know that my device was recently updated andcI was not able to read your feedback,thank you. Could you please resend feedback.❤
Hi, yes you’re best speaking to a local dealer / auctioneer in the country you live. They’ll understand the local market far better
im trying to look at his face but my eyes keep wandering....
I presume you are addressing European folks not Americans. All they have are plastic 80s toys and cabbage patch dolls !
some of the biggest collectors of toys are in America!