I knew those were shoe clips right away although because they are so large, they could have been fur clips too. Dr. Lori didn’t ask if they were marked.
The brass 'cup' looks like the bottom of an artillery shell just from looking at the flat rimmed bottom and circular depression just as you seen in a brass bullet.
I thought the shoe clips were beautiful. They were popular in the 50's, 60's & &0's & they still can be worn to dress up shoes. I would not dismiss them.
Dr.. Lori, Funny story. My Brother in law and I had a 10 year game of monopoly going on. My in laws lived in Boston. My husband was military. When we visited we played as much as we could. When visit was drawing to a close we would write down all of our game possessions. Money, houses, property, position etc. when we played again all would start where we left off!
Wow, you even remembered the name and place of a caller!!! And he, I think the name was Justin, is great and he really paid attention to your videos and learning lots! I have not done the 'binge' stuff but have to make some time to jump on and binge!! A lot to learn from you and your presentations, enjoying all of the information you provide and gives one a new way to look at things..even those items we live with and all the family heirlooms we knew we were holding on to for many reasons!!!
I’ve been watching Dr.Lori for the last few months, enough to get some valuable information. What I don’t understand is people who know enough about these appraisals to get an online appointment but not enough to know to greet her with their name and place they are calling from! Then to hold their phone or IPad horizontally and hold them so the camera can see the item.
Thank you for sharing....I'm with justin (I think that was his name) with the ring. Just listen and follow your videos and you will learn what to buy or not buy. And also the next item I need to buy is the persidium (may have spelled that wrong) to test the gems. I've purchased the diamond tester already.
Dr. Lori!! I would have chose ‘Clue’…. We love having themed dinner parties and 2 years ago we had a Murder Mystery- clue based party. So much fun! Love the videos! ❤❤
Not sure how this dates me but I have several shoe clips that I put on my shoes when I go to church. Plus I found two clip on earrings (pearl motif) that I use for my pumps. I knew immediately the lady was showing you rhinestone shoe clips. They would be spectacular on black or silver pumps with a cocktail dress for us ladies who don't like flimsy shoes. I'm 73 and still like to get gussied up! Lol.
Love having a side kick. Can you expand, and have someone at the table with you once in a whie.? As an experiment. someone you know from video, not a smarty pants, but someone who we can see think their way through an item. Could be fun and give others confidence.
I think guys collect things that are worth more money. Cuz not only do guys collect jewelry but they also collect tools, cars, motorcycles, boats, RVs and properties...lol
This video popped back up in my stream and I have a question about the native american aquamarine ring. Since being Native american would that 100% not be lab created? I figure it's not because of the age but I can't imagine they would even use a lab created gemstone of any kind..
Good question to ask during my next Ask Dr. Lori LIVE video so I can answer in detail and teach everyone watching. Check my website at www.DrLoriV.com/events for the next date.
@@DrLoriV not yet but I am going to. I just found you very very recently ! Love and appreciate your videos. Fixed income here so super stickers may be few and far between. Have some nice pieces I’m going to do a video with you on before long. : )
I got some beautiful Minton china the other day for $0.50 each. Twenty four pieces, twelve medium plates, like a luncheon size, and a dozen dessert plates. The larger set is just marked Minton, but it has really elaborate markings, a stamp, a little dot that I believe is a paint sample, and a four digit number. The small ones are Minton for Tiffany.
