This Clock Face Is Wonderfully Unique | Antiques Roadshow
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- čas přidán 22. 08. 2024
- All valuations were correct at the time of broadcast. This brilliant clock face has a unique and intricate design but its original case has been over restored. How will this impact its valuation? Hugh Scully and the experts from Antiques Roadshow take a look at some fantastic antiques and the history and stories surrounding them. This clip was filmed in Stafford in 1991.
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Haaaah, we all know the poor wife is going to get an earful on the drive home, for sending that dirty old clock out to be polished up and made to look new again... lesson learned folks!
She was to blame. Looked like she was chewing a wasp, hahaha, silly mrs. Bucket.
I love how this channel keeps editing these thumbnails to make the objects look comically large hahaha
Like some people who collect rare coins, fighting the urge to clean them to make them more prentable/add value isnt the thing to do. The same goes go for clock cases when you restore them too heavily, it takes away from the originality/value of the piece.....
Wish they would date these vids 😊
Filmed in 1991. Clearly stated in the Description section of the video.
@@user2144 thanks for pointing out, I will know where to look next time. 👍
2:42 one of the best Antiques Roadshow moments, hope guilty did the wife look...
John Aylward, I wonder if he was a relative of my Late Husband’s Family. His relatives emigrated from Great Britain to America.
What a frightfully boring guest, boring item and tedious appraisal.
and such a droll little comment, devoid of anything of value, or significance