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Love it, David! I have an African sculpture that’s male which I want to use for the newel post in my house.

Bowler hats are the original ball caps

i would have said 125 POUNDS , but need to think of the room for the negotiation !

Give em the cash tight ass...they got it.😂

What is the proof that the tusk are old that much and how can we know and test if it was that much old ?

Brilliant deductions there ladies! So close!

I took it for a silent butler until the seat lifted. The wide back would be a good place to hang a jacket, and shoes etc would go underneath. May have been re-rushed at least once. I figured 1900-ish and 125.

I have a whales tooth depicting on one side hms amphitrite, the sister ship of hms trincommolee, and on the other side, the Josepha, a slave trader capture off Brazil

If it was made in the 19th or 20th century then it's not antique, is it?

She is a beauty. I love it.

They're lovely, but the cost of overhaul is prohibitive

That's a steam tractor! In this case, a road engine since the wheels have flat rubber on them. I've seen them in action before. Heard them too. Driving one is a pretty good trick.

650 was my guess I’ve seen them before

Pimp My Ride - I thought £850 - Wayne might get that if the customer didn't have to grovel on the floor to look at it! (also don't tell them you have another 6 out the back!).

That's why i love Antiques, it's learning about history ...and so many stories !

Especially those 'bird' things.

You can spot Martin brothers from a mile away!

So interesting, going to look through my box now

What kind of vinegar

Some sort of historic art but without seeing the back I couldn't guess at the age. I do read some Italian but would need it in front of me, and had no prayer without the information. I've seen the donkey carts, or pictures of same. They sell little mineratures to tourists to take home. I figured 525. Closer than the filmed contestant but still a ways off. You could probably get that on the USA east coast between Boston and Philadelphia - lots of Sicilian immigrants fetched up here.

Thanks for sharing David!

Some great cars there David 👍😊👍

I looked this up because I have a brass of the ship Constitution. It's old, my parents had it longer than they had me, and I'm in my 60s. Wish me luck, can't wait to see her shine! 🌹⚓

My mother bought a house from David Harper. Quality work

11:13 best one !

You know your cars david i thought i was watching a car enthusiasts channel for second . Maybe a secondary job for you if you ever get time 😂👍

1863 Appears to be a year of rarity for certain mintage's of coin from pennies through to solid Gold Sovereigns for example below. 1863, Queen Victoria Gold Sovereign standard Gold = £ 500 to £1200, 1863, Queen Victoria Gold Sovereign with Rothschilds Gold Burrs and swarf - Die 22 #827 = £14000 to £27000,

The point about a reproduction not having raised paint is incorrect. There are printing methods where a printer replicates the layers of paint as well.

Got a 1874 .....3pence...anyone interested?

At least a few of them had the steering wheel on the proper side.

Fun to see that beautiful Chevy represent the best of the states!

Shame my two classic cars were not there.

I had my eyes tested recently so I didn't need to go to Barnard castle. Looks like it was a great day out with some beautiful motors.

Most toothpastes have Hydrogen Peroxide in them, that also is an exceptional whitener and won't hurt Ivory, Best to you David..!

So what's it called? Can't hear

I recognized that toad, but couldn't remember the name. (not a pottie and never have been.) I've heard of Martin Brothers, but their work was only exported here in someone's personal baggage. They made some absolutely mad birds, but I've never seen a frog before.

The jeep at the beginning was my dream car before I went to uni. No speed to speak of, but everything folds down or in, and it came with a winch. Drove through anything and had a motor you could wrench on it you knew how. The X-series jag would have been the daily driver.(LOL) WHen it was running anyway, Jags being what they were.

He’s very cute!

I’m back! Do you know whether this would work with copper too? And/ or any other metals other than brass

I've realized that I've been polishing brass the wrong, way, (Well, only tried it on 2 pieces.) but I still prefer the century and a half year old patina.

Love it,

Is she still in Commission? She is flying the union flag from the jackstaff and Ensign at the stern ,

What a beautiful piece, beautiful garden too.

Can you show us a proof for selling this cars?

🥰 It looks fantastic in your garden David! Obviously your wife approved? (🇨🇦)

😍Love it David! It will look fab in your garden or in your home,... as long as your wife would permit it to be there. LoL. Just curious, how did you get at home? (🇨🇦)

Technically not a full set as the Subs from that era should have a mini metal anchor too.

Great video! Thanks for making it. How abrasive is the baking soda? Will adding vinegar to it make it more abrasive? Can this method be used on marble busts?

can you do a video about identifying old brass, and also wether this mix effects other materials or wether it’s safe on wood, iron etc etc

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