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Preview: Line Vautrin Talosel Mirror | Desert Botanical Garden, Hr 3 | ANTIQUES ROADSHOW | PBS
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- čas přidán 8. 04. 2020
- Phoenix treasures heat up at the Desert Botanical Garden in an all-new ANTIQUES ROADSHOW! Get a sneak preview now with Sebastian Clarke's appraisal of a Line Vautrin Talosel mirror made around 1960.
Desert Botanical Garden, Hour 3 airs Monday, April 13 at 8/7C PM on PBS.
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I love that thing! What a great artist she was!
that is easily one of the most beautiful mirrors i've ever seen.
The artist would probably love it that it's hanging above a dog bowl - that it's a real object present in someone's home and not tucked away in some collector's archive somewhere
had no idea vintage Studebaker hubcaps were so expensive
Just your run of the mill folk art to pass the hours. Nothing to see here folks, we're'walking...
@@bobbycratchet3958 Shallow folks like yourself are boring. It is more about the artist.
that's what i thought it was when i looked at the thumbnal, hubcaps. :D
The dog will be like... dude, you take my mirror, at least replace it with a Dali or a Picasso hehe
A jewel as a mirror. Just beauty.
A reflection of the times.
WOW. I'm thinking they will be getting other things that were sold in that shop assessed.
👍👍👍👍👍 beautiful! TFS!
Beautiful but I’d sell it for a down payment on a house
At least he didn’t use it for a hood ornament for his car 😂😂😂
Jason Jackson or a flashy hub cap.
I want it.
Outa my price range but it does look nice.
He looked like he was going to pass out but he caught himself to play cool.
sensational mirror
tho it also looks like it should be in a horror film
It's indeed a piece of jewelry !
doesn't mean its pretty jewelry.
I wonder, if when people learn the value of these antiques, they don't go out and sell the pieces.
Michael - the whole is worth more than the pieces 😂😂
I'm sure many do sell. I probably would 🤷♂️
I never sell any heirloom, it's loved by my ancestors and something to remind me them by, it's a betrayed to their trust
I think if the value is very high, where the annual insurance premium might be a bit difficult to maintain, then it probably makes more sense to sell it. Not sure if this gentleman would think the value of the mirror is high enough to insure.
Look up indian chief rug that was hanging around for years ...The dude was off work so he needed the $$$$$$$
I never see these appraisers write a check
it's part of their agreement with Antiques Roadshow. Though sometimes you will find that they help an owner get their piece up for sale at a reputable auction house
@@matthewcomfort5894 I remember a story in the newspaper in the early/mid 1990s about an Antiques Road Show appraiser who low-balled a piece and then offered to buy.
The appraiser was fired from ARS.
I have forgotten what the piece was.
@@wms1650
I would have too dispute that comment, the antique experts on the program, which has been going in one form or another for over a generation, have always been under contract and one of the main rules is they can not purchase directly or by a third party any of the items on the show.
@@symonsheppard7151 Exactly Symon.
That is why the appraiser was removed from the Antiques Road Show.
💓💓👍🏿👍🏿👀👀 5/11/22
What's up with the green screen on the back? lol
It’s not a green screen. They film outside.
In a separate video I saw how the man actually tripped and the mirror smashed into pieces 😢.
Poor chap
Mirror, mirror on the wall, who is the richest of them all?...
Saturday 30th October 2021 it’s the musk rat again isn’t it? 🐀😷🏳️🌈👍🏻
Mercury glass?
It's just a term for how it's produced. Once upon a time they did use Mercury during one step of the process, which is how the process received the name.
Yes, hopefully they stopped using actual mercury in the 1840s 😉🙃
@@genericamerican7574 the mirrors used mercury amalgam to plate silver on to the glass. The mercury was then boiled off in a furnace.
Generic Americanyes
Did the appraiser have "gauge" ears filled in?
Could be, or just attached earlobes with that shape naturally. If the appraiser had such a surgery, he wouldn’t be the first person in the arts to undo the results of that trend, I imagine.
Great pronunciation of the foreign words. I just cant understand why Americans cant say Mirror !! Its not even hard. Its a ‘Mirra’ not a ‘Mere’.🙄
It's called "accents". America is a melting pot of diversity.
Am I the one who is seeing this as Corona replica? 🤔🙄
This video would have received a lot more views, if they had titled it Line Vautrin Corona Mirror.
>< Too much tv 🤦♀️🤦♀️🤦♀️
@@lilianneterrelachesys273 😂
mate at least learn how to pronounce Liege properly
Talkative guests are the worst.
I don't buy it. Who uses a dog bowl as a fixed reference for the placement of other things? No one, because the dog bowl is always the other thing. Humbug.
yawn. Good thing you are completely insignificant
@@email4664 Apparently not ;) Thank you for validating my existence,
fake. Guy probs made it the night before.