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    Tiffany pottery vase update-appraised at Antiques Roadshow!

    Here's a Tiffany Pottery vase. I think it's called pea pods. Tiffany made pottery for a short time back around the turn of the 20th century. It's marked LCT and has some numbers and letters etched on the underside also.

    UPDATE- REPLY NO.10 has a link for the video at the show.


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    Re: Tiffany pottery vase

    This piece will be going to the "Antiques Roadshow" in Miami Fl. on July 10,2010, I will update this post at that time.
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    Re: Tiffany pottery vase update-appraised at Antiques Roadshow!

    Here's the rest of the story on this piece of Tiffany- First of all it's not my piece, it belongs to my bro-in-law. He found it in a thrift store. He paid a whopping .99 for it, I mean look at it, it is kind of ugly. Kind of looks like a kids school project. Anyway the vase was appraised at $5-6000 and dates to 1904.He was also one of the lucky ones chosen to be on 1 of the 3 episodes they are taping that will be aired in January of 2011. Just goes to show that you can still find treasures at the local Goodwill if you look hard enough.
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    Re: Tiffany pottery vase update-appraised at Antiques Roadshow!



    WOW!

    ...I just wish it was...yours....ouch...

    But great story! Thanks for posting!

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    Re: Tiffany pottery vase update-appraised at Antiques Roadshow!

    That is an awesome story! My dream is to buy something at resale and find out it is something really valuable. The Roadshow is a blast! I took an old painting that nobody really liked just to see if it had any value. It belonged to my sister, via my grandmother. Turned out to be worth $25,000! And I got to be on tv as well! Congrats on the great $.99 find!
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    Re: Tiffany pottery vase update-appraised at Antiques Roadshow!

    Quote Originally Posted by baylorhall
    That is an awesome story! My dream is to buy something at resale and find out it is something really valuable. The Roadshow is a blast! I took an old painting that nobody really liked just to see if it had any value. It belonged to my sister, via my grandmother. Turned out to be worth $25,000! And I got to be on tv as well! Congrats on the great $.99 find!
    I remember that painting! That's too cool. Funny thing is I put in for tickets online back in March and I entered my wifes brother (Sonny) too at the same time. Just my luck (or his luck and my lack thereof) he was picked and I wasn't. I didn't mind though, because I don't have anything that rare anyway. However, if I got the tickets I would have been taking his vase for him and I would have been the one on TV. There went my 15 minutes of fame (LOL). I talked with Sonny this morning and he said there was a husband and wife there with a mobile made by a famous artist (he didn't get the name) and it turned out the estimated worth was between 600k and 1 million dollars. He was in the green room waiting to tape his segment and he said the lady's husband was in there in tears because they had no idea of the value of their object. That's what makes the Roadshow so great.
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    Re: Tiffany pottery vase update-appraised at Antiques Roadshow!

    Yeah, we traveled to San Antonio a few years ago to take the painting. We knew it was old, but couldn't read the artist's name. It was from my grandmother's old house in Corpus Christi, so we figured it wasn't anything big. I tried to get tickets when they came to Dallas last year, but wasn't lucky enough. I will look for the vase and the mobile when they come on next year. You just never know!

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    Re: Tiffany pottery vase update-appraised at Antiques Roadshow!

    I hope to see that updated post on the evening of 7/10.. I would love to see what a great score was made for $0.99 cents
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    Re: Tiffany pottery vase update-appraised at Antiques Roadshow!

    Quote Originally Posted by spartacus53
    I hope to see that updated post on the evening of 7/10.. I would love to see what a great score was made for $0.99 cents
    Are you drinking irish or something?

    Quote Originally Posted by diggummup
    Here's the rest of the story on this piece of Tiffany- First of all it's not my piece, it belongs to my bro-in-law. He found it in a thrift store. He paid a whopping .99 for it, I mean look at it, it is kind of ugly. Kind of looks like a kids school project. Anyway the vase was appraised at $5-6000 and dates to 1904.He was also one of the lucky ones chosen to be on 1 of the 3 episodes they are taping that will be aired in January of 2011. Just goes to show that you can still find treasures at the local Goodwill if you look hard enough.
    DOWN WITH AMERICAN DIGGERS, SAY NO TO SPIKE TV! THEY MAKE ALL OF US LOOK BAD!

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    Re: Tiffany pottery vase update-appraised at Antiques Roadshow!

    As a matter of fact I was I didn't realize the date, and just breezed past the other post, so I missed the gravy train. Not as bad investment
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    Re: Tiffany pottery vase update-appraised at Antiques Roadshow!

    Here is the video for this vase at the sho- .http://video.pbs.org/video/1736299022/ he is at 40 min. in.
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    Re: Tiffany pottery vase update-appraised at Antiques Roadshow!

    Quote Originally Posted by diggummup
    Here is the video for this vase at the sho- .http://video.pbs.org/video/1736299022/ he is at 40 min. in.
    I seen this a few months ago when it first aired, I actually said to my g/f man wish I knew that guy...lol
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    Re: Tiffany pottery vase update-appraised at Antiques Roadshow!

    to both of you on the antiques road show... WELL DONE... now thats a truly awesome find on both of ya... who woulda thunk? is he keeping the vase?

    are you keeping the painting? I love to hear stories like this.
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    Re: Tiffany pottery vase update-appraised at Antiques Roadshow!

    Quote Originally Posted by Bootybay
    to both of you on the antiques road show... WELL DONE... now thats a truly awesome find on both of ya... who woulda thunk? is he keeping the vase?

    are you keeping the painting? I love to hear stories like this.
    Yes he's keeping the vase. If it was me... it'd already be gone.
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    Re: Tiffany pottery vase update-appraised at Antiques Roadshow!

    The painting was sent to an art gallery in Ohio on consignment. It sold the first day it was out!

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    Re: Tiffany pottery vase update-appraised at Antiques Roadshow!

    Kudos To all involved! Great Story
    thanks for sharing!
    Diggumup I am with you!! Cash it in and do something else a nice cruise!!
    Or a new toy!

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    Re: Tiffany pottery vase update-appraised at Antiques Roadshow!

    Quote Originally Posted by diggummup
    I talked with Sonny this morning and he said there was a husband and wife there with a mobile made by a famous artist (he didn't get the name) and it turned out the estimated worth was between 600k and 1 million dollars.
    Could his name have been Gil Houli (spelling is wrong) curly hair and an eye patch. His mobiles are worth a fortune.

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    Re: Tiffany pottery vase update-appraised at Antiques Roadshow!

    Quote Originally Posted by cyberdan
    Quote Originally Posted by diggummup
    I talked with Sonny this morning and he said there was a husband and wife there with a mobile made by a famous artist (he didn't get the name) and it turned out the estimated worth was between 600k and 1 million dollars.
    Could his name have been Gil Houli (spelling is wrong) curly hair and an eye patch. His mobiles are worth a fortune.
    yeah I seen that one... dang thing looked like a bunch of broken an twisted clothes hangers knotted together... don't remember the guy's name either.... they said this guy invented the mobile in the 1960's
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    Re: Tiffany pottery vase update-appraised at Antiques Roadshow!

    Quote Originally Posted by cyberdan
    Quote Originally Posted by diggummup
    I talked with Sonny this morning and he said there was a husband and wife there with a mobile made by a famous artist (he didn't get the name) and it turned out the estimated worth was between 600k and 1 million dollars.
    Could his name have been Gil Houli (spelling is wrong) curly hair and an eye patch. His mobiles are worth a fortune.
    His name was Alexander Calder.
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    Re: Tiffany pottery vase update-appraised at Antiques Roadshow!

    Good stuff
    I watched the whole episode
    Jeff

 

 
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