Are all Antique Reproductions terrible? 

Nice candlesticks! Thanks for the lesson David!

Dear David Harper, Corinthian Columns lessons....beautiful candle holders.... Antiques expert to explain it all.... Equals another cool video. Thank you

Brilliant as always, David. As the song goes, 'everything old is new again.'

David, thanks for you time and effort with the RU-vid films mate.

beautiful - and you learn something new

I know my channel is a bit crap, so I’m not expecting much, it’s just for fun, but yours is really good, I’m surprised you don’t have more subscribers and views.

Hi David! Have you ever thought about doing a video on how to buy from online auctions? I am an American and am so overwhelmed with how to buy Antiques from British auction houses. So many time I have watched BH or ARoadtrip and would just love to get my hands on some of the stuff, lol. Just looking for a guide on what websites to use and whatnot. Just the process overall. I know it can add up big time with shipping costs… but there are some small items that seem irresistible!

I've been known to use sterling as a worry stone. Rubbing with fingers removes tarnish just fine, but it does get your fingers black!

David does the fact that its reproduction affect their value? You really have got the old gray matter going now. I have always looked down on reproductions. Thank you for sharing very interesting

I wouldn't know the difference, also sometimes I see silver that is so shiny, I often wonder how do they keep it so shiny p

Hi David, how do I buy these? I love them.

By the same logic almost everything is a reproduction.