Priceless Tips for Finding Hidden Treasures W/ Ph.D Antiques Appraiser Dr. Lori | Doctor & The Diva 

well, I don't know about "gorgeous" but those TV make up pros really can work miracles.

Again, not my doing--it's all in the hands of the make up pros. My make up pro's name is Tatiana. She's great.

thank you... love to you too.

I'm so glad I'm not the only one who feels this way!

Ditto

You can go antiquing with me. Every Sunday at 5 pm on my channel and with your own personal video chat too.

I'd love to shop with all of you.

I am working on my weight... very hard but thanks for the kind words.

Dr. Lori ❤️

Nice!

Thanks so much, Lori.

Thank you for sharing and for watching. I appreciate it. New videos on my channel on Sundays at 5 pm. I'll show you how to sell for top dollar.

My savings are glowing even better, so are my assets.

show me a photo of it...

I'm sure she's appraised more than one Tiffany lamp

@@t1mema Yes, Tiana... I have been appraising at this level since 1998 so I've appraised many such Tiffany lamps. Right you are.

Been there... lovely place.

Values are based on actual sales records where people have paid that much for that object. You are right an asking price is not an appraised value. My values are based on the completed sales. If you're not getting these values, you are not selling to the right buyer.

Yup. She definitely inflates prices. It feeds viewers' dreams of finding treasure for pennies. Maybe it's the area I live in, but Belleek is EVERYWHERE, and is never priced at what she claims here. I have no idea where she's getting these prices from; Belleek is high quality but it isn't rare, and at least in my area, the market is saturated. I also agree with you about jewelry. The best deals I've ever had on jewelry are from vendors who make their money by selling in high quantities. They don't want to spend a lot of time researching each piece, and sell everything for similar prices. It's not that they don't know what they have, it's that they have so much to sell it's more profitable to price things to move. Even then, the best deal I've in the last year has been a Trifari brooch I bought for $15 that sells on Ebay for about $50. A nice deal, but hardly a found treasure I could retire on. Vendors know what they have, and if they sell for less than market value, it's because they'd rather have a sure sale than something that sits for months. And as you said, between Ebay, Etsy, and Facebook, it's a buyer's market; the prices she quotes are often just ridiculous, as any search of sold listings on Ebay will usually bear out. I really do think Dr. Lori knowingly inflates prices because she knows it's what the audience wants to see.