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@keill35 Год назад

For anyone who's interested, the Chinese characters above 'T. Foujita' read: ｢於巴里\藤田｣. Literally: 'In Paris, Fujita,' meaning 'Painted by Fujita in Paris'.

@steveyj75 Год назад

Why would they be in Chinese? (If it’s just a typo, sorry. Not trying to be that guy, just genuinely curious.)

@starsweeper11 Год назад

@@steveyj75 The Japanese borrowed their writing system from the Chinese. In Japanese, they call these ideograms 'kanji', which is translated into English as 'Chinese character'.

@auntiec6294 Год назад

Thanks to all for enlightening me. I'm so fond of Japanese history and culture. I genuinely appreciate learning this information. ❤️

@bugvswindshield Год назад

thank you for your kindness ☺

@redwoods7370 Год назад

Thank you.

@paulbradford8240 Год назад

I adore this program, not only for the pleasure that it gives to owners of the object, but how it reveals stories and creates interest.

@philliprunge Год назад

Also, just in how pure the relationship between the expert and the owner are.

@leighbyford635 Год назад

Me too. Well put.

@team3383 Год назад

Certainly know how to create a story for a TV programme the American people. Sitting in in coffee shop nonchalantly watching the AR take place when - out of nowhere - his wifey suggests taking "That weird painting they have at home in" .... His wife and he knew all along that they'd bring the painting and waited until the crowd had died down to bring it for an estimation knowing fine well who it was by and what he represented. His bloody signature is there in full view - not as if it were a squiggle either, it's in print ! So he got his free evaluation and probably sold the picture shortly afterwards.

@amyd7794 Год назад

Beautiful and unique humans talking about beautiful and unique pieces of art.

@kevanwillis4571 9 месяцев назад

Please look for the British original aired from 1979 until now. It's wonderful.

@listerofsmeg884 Год назад

Chap in the shellsuit looks like he's planning on nicking it. Loads of money!! 😂

@syx3s Год назад

my favorites by far are when people don't realize what they've got is worth a lot. it's a little cringe and a lot sad when they've brought something that they've had forever and thought it was worth a fortune and find out it's worth a couple thousand dollars. this was a perfect in the middle find. love it.

@andyoakley6861 Год назад

This gentleman has a great story telling voice

@ralphholiman7401 8 месяцев назад

He sounds like James Bond.

@mulemule 6 месяцев назад

@@ralphholiman7401 There's _absolutely_ an air about him that suggests "Foreign Service." Smooth, erudite, charmer.

@Undependable3 Год назад

Seriously the dude in the blue windbreaker looks about 5 seconds away from shooting everyone and running off with the painting.

@beforeimlost 8 месяцев назад

Thank you, I was looking for a comment on this.

@Marcel_Audubon 6 месяцев назад

aren't you a little old for dudetalk? (answer: yes)

@voodootattooo 4 месяца назад

@76APJ Год назад

A painting by same artist sold in 2021 at bonhams for 980k GBP

@martinplatt5928 Год назад

Wow.

@comealongcomealong4480 Год назад

@@hkmonaro8153 So not the £50,000+ estimate given by the appraiser here.

@jessbarnes8521 Год назад

@@comealongcomealong4480this episode is from 1990.

@DnBReece1 9 месяцев назад

@@comealongcomealong4480this is from 30+ years ago can you not tell its old footage

@Wally-H 6 месяцев назад

@@jessbarnes8521 Yes, you could buy a house in the south east of England for less than that in 1990. 50K was a serious lump of moolah back then.

@misterwallace3479 Год назад

My favorite part of Saturday nights were when my wife's grandfather was alive. I made it a point to show about 30 minutes before the show so I could eat first. Then we would guess how much the different collectibles were worth. Good times.

@mattchagnon5620 8 месяцев назад

That old dude had it, whatever IT is he had it. Dude seemed super cool and was definitely a player. Watch your grandmother around this guy haha.

@johnvsbear4247 Год назад

Maybe he knew, maybe he didn’t, but I am glad we got to see this painting and a little story.

@TheFiown Год назад

Some years ago I a beautiful signed and numbered lithographe by Foujita but it was sadly stolen from my storage unit at one point. I have three books on his work, he is one of my favorites.

@team3383 Год назад

And this man and his wife had "No idea" who he was ..... LOL. You've got to love the way Americans can put a twist to things. They had no idea. They were there quite by chance ... Pull the other one mate. The picture is even in a half decent frame. But good on his father in law. He knew what he was doing.

@wandertree Год назад

@@team3383 Of course it is possible. Why be such a cynic? Very unattractive.

@evryhndlestakn 11 месяцев назад

How horrible to have had it stolen. I wonder if they had any idea of what they may have had. Though the bulk of my most cherished items, from little trinkets to unique books are likely to have very little value except sentimentality wise & so then only to me. The memories they hold & the feelings they invoke make them extremely meaningful if only to myself & if they were to be financially inconsequential it wouldn't change the fact that to me they would be priceless.

@TheFiown 11 месяцев назад

@@evryhndlestakn In 2006 I packed up, put everything I kept into storage and moved to Brazil where my stuff would join me later. Unfortunately Brazil didn't work out, too corrupt and my stuff stayed in storage even after I returned to France as I had been ruined and could only keep up the storage bills with difficulty. The cost of these five units was huge over 12 years and people kept saying 'let it go' and 'get rid of them' but I didn't. Turned out that between damp damage, breakage and theft I lost a lot but I did manage to save what for me was my past, family things, my treasures and they didn't have a 'value' except to me. Most people don't get it, I feel quite sad for them and things hold memories.

@kitrichardson2165 Год назад

What a stunning piece of artwork. I had never heard of this artist before. You’re not only shows vestiges of the aforementioned painters, but there is a classic Greek influence here as well.

@jz3689 Год назад

Lol whatever.

@scrumpymanjack Год назад

The question I have is, what else did his father in law bring back from Paris? He clearly had an exceptional eye, and he was there at just the right time.

@oahuhawaii2141 3 месяца назад

Aside from edible stuff, I got a plaster gargoyle and a Crazy Horse cap. And some loose change in French Francs.

@user-bk7pc7nh2n Год назад

I am sure he was much younger at the time of the show, but that guy is a spitting image of Terry Pratchett in his last years.

@patrickcolclough2423 Год назад

Looks and sounds like Stanley Tucci to me. :)

@jamesnunn7181 Год назад

Yeah a bit! Like a mix between Terry and Spielberg

@DrClawizdead Год назад

It's nice to know Jeff Goldblum's dad is still with us.

@Jumbosock Год назад

He should’ve dressed up. He looks like a schlemiel.

@Charlie-qe6lv 6 месяцев назад

I thought it was a Matisse from the thumbnail.

@nebbleful Год назад

Bro in the track suit about to grab and dash this painting

@Zodpounder Год назад

I love this guy. What a lovable character.

@charlesw9875 Год назад

The gentleman has a lovely mid-Atlantic accent.

@Marcel_Audubon 6 месяцев назад

no he doesn't

@heinrichvonwicker168 2 месяца назад

@@Marcel_Audubon Right? He doesn't at all...

@dac8939 Год назад

Amazing art piece. Smart curator and interesting guest.

@konayasai Год назад

I love the choice of thumbnail, with the caption reading “(Laughing) No.” as if answering the question posed in the clip name.

@AceOfSpadesX Год назад

Both of them are very charming. Great clip!

@michaelthoele1625 Год назад

You know I’m always torn while watching these. I’m completely invested and also so close to falling asleep.🤣🤦‍♂️

@The_Not_So_Great_Cornholio 9 месяцев назад

I guess I'm the only one who was paying more attention to his epic hat than I was to the painting.

@englishrose4388 Год назад

His response was priceless.

@JLee-rt6ve Год назад

Fake surprise.

@yudistiraliem135 Год назад

This is the greatest finding ever! I’d be glad if I happened to own half a charrizard card.

@broncotrolly Год назад

Ill give you one

@livingmybestlife5634 10 месяцев назад

Lmao 😂 gotta ketch em all !!

@mrswutchchuck Год назад

That painting sold few months back for 7.2 million in sotherbys london

@ValleyoftheRogue Год назад

Are you sure it was that painting or a different one by the same artist? A painting by the artist did go for over 7 million (UK pounds) in recent years, but it wasn't this one.

@FOXHOUND4143 Год назад

DOUBLE BREASTED SUITS! WHERE HAVE THEY GONE? THEY LOOK EPIC!

@elund408 Год назад

one needs to be thin to wear one, or they look like a sausage in pinstripe.

@alainportant6412 Год назад

A sausage 🌭

@jamesjameson4566 Год назад

They're actually making a comeback

@christinebeames712 Год назад

Just what I thought , how elegant

@THEOLDMOVIESHACK 5 месяцев назад

What a gorgeous painting

@Katwoman4318 Год назад

That was a great way to tell how much he needed to insure it for. Yippee coffee ☕️!

@boywonder6659 Год назад

The guy in the blue and white shirt looks shifty, he’s definitely going to have a go at nicking the painting. He’s just waiting for the right time.

@Initwithlove Год назад

😂😂😂😂

@mournblade1066 Год назад

Yep. I was thinking pretty much the same thing.

@seaglasskaz6314 Год назад

I thought exactly the same...... 😏👀

@AnthonyWilliams-ew3wp Год назад

Totally agree. Looks a right thug. I doubt the bloke even made it back home round the corner with the painting.

@thelalathestrange Год назад

I was wondering how many comments until this..everyone is too close and too creepy looking IMO

@jayjayjay365 8 месяцев назад

guy in the green and white striped shirt look slike hes about to steal it

@austinl.2703 Год назад

From Japan to Paris in 1920 ? Great adventure !

@bigcahoonaburger8550 6 месяцев назад

The bloke stood with his hands together is sussing out the vibe.Hes looking for for 2 antique shot guns, missing from Hatchet Harry. 😂

@CeasefireNow2024 Год назад

It's stunning

@Likeacannon Год назад

I hope to dress like this man some day.

@rokker101 Год назад

I remember watching this!

@arlenehutchinson9259 Год назад

Looved it ❤ could see M😮atisse immediately amazing amalgamation of influences which created something remarkable ❤

@celinemoran2753 Год назад

Soooooooo cool

@piustwelfth Год назад

GBP 50,000 in 1990 is equal to approx. $290,000 in 2023.

@andrewjohnston2850 5 месяцев назад

one of his paintings went for 7.1 million at auction in 2018

@Laurie-le4lv 4 месяца назад

Wow, thanks guys for the info on price.... Time 3:37 3:37

@markhatfield8809 6 месяцев назад

The gentleman is wearing his fedora, (Panama ?) in the most stylish of ways, to give me pause on the correct way to wearing it. . .makes me want to get one of my own . . .

@neotheone7923 Год назад

i love his hat

@kelsey6556 Год назад

"Now look at me-star time!"

@Savetheworldfirebidennow 5 месяцев назад

Smooth dude in the hat.

@gazpen1978 Год назад

Wonder what it would be worth now as that was a long time ago it was on the show

@DougieL Год назад

I just looked up some of his sold works. Today poss 500k - 1m? Be good to ask a knowledgeable person for a closer quote?

@gazpen1978 Год назад

@@DougieL wow

@Krzyszczynski Год назад

Sir Terry Pratchett has his item appraised by Charlie Gimbert!!

@Radders123 Год назад

This translates to about £140K in 2022

@jimbosavage Год назад

It's probably worth even more than that now. Art values have increased significantly over the years. They are not static like gold.

@rogerlie4176 Год назад

@@jimbosavage Gold static? The price of gold has increased by 450% for the last 20 years.

@three-card-dead Год назад

@@jimbosavage gold is probably one of the worst examples you could ever have mentioned, but we get your point anyway.

@martinplatt5928 Год назад

@@jimbosavage Static like gold? In 1990 gold was £200-a-Troy Ounce (average price in 1990). So, £50,000 would have bought you 250 Troy Ounces in 1990. As I type this, 250 Troy Ounces of gold has a current value of £375,000 (it's now £1500-a-Troy Ounce). Hope this helps Jimbo.

@machetenikki Год назад

Lmfaooo makes sense I was surprised at the low amount. Duh this video old a.f 🙄 🤦‍♀️

@rocklandalbrecht Год назад

Pho Le also went to paris and has a gallery, quite a famous asian artist

@kippergc1 Год назад

Cracks me up, everybody looks so bleak in the background until they hear the price value.

@anklenuts6988 Год назад

top man I knew him well.

@captc0ck5lap60 Год назад

£50,000 used to be a lot more than it is now.

@lablackzed Год назад

True 50k is nothing .😡

@donaldspringer2814 Год назад

It wouldn’t be 50K today.. likely 200-250K.

@timh5168 Год назад

@@donaldspringer2814 and that's why 50,000 is nothing today. Lol 😆

@UnicornOfDepression 11 месяцев назад

"I guess its true that old people, although slow & dangerous behind the wheel, do somewhat serve a purpose. Now don't you go dying on me!"

@auntiem873 Год назад

Not only did they give him a quote, told him to insure it and said that some Japanese person would pay more. The man told everyone where he lived. (Just around the corner from the center, that has a coffee shop across the street) If you watched the show they tell you the city/town they are in and even the centers name.

@carlotta4th Год назад

True, but they still don't know his exact address. A burglar would have to break into every house conceivably "around the corner" to find it.

@auntiem873 Год назад

@@carlotta4th - or ask/ make friends with people in the area.

@ganjamannpeaceee3830 Год назад

@auntiem873 spoken like a true hustlerrr right there u been down there yet 😂

@OrganHatch Год назад

The episodes were not aired live. By the time it aired he certainly had it insured or sold :p

@auntiem873 Год назад

@@OrganHatch - I hope so.

@56pinksunbunnyable Год назад

Does anyone know when this programme was originally recorded and the name of the valuer, please?

@s.p.8803 Год назад

1990

@evryhndlestakn 11 месяцев назад

@@s.p.8803How in the world could decent parent's name their child that? It's appalling & whats more its,.....oh, umm, sorry s.p.8803, I wasn't alluding to anybody else's moniker. 😬🫤🙄🫢. 😟🤔😌s.p.8803 is a much nicer name than "1990"😃,...ahm.....just the way umm🥺it flows off the tongue shows how umm😳much....better....umm🤥...umm,...🤦If, If only we also knew what year the 🤓 erh, umm,😮‍💨 episode was umm....🤢..tele,.umm,..vised......😞🙇

@Brooklyncameraclub Год назад

I hope he kept it

@scentofablownoutcandle 11 месяцев назад

Does anyone know what this piece is called? I can’t find it when googling and really want to see it in better quality!

@donny121able Год назад

If the story is true, I have visions of him carrying it down the road under his arm but going home in a limousine.

@cornellwaters8969 Год назад

👨‍❤️‍👨 Thank you

@WarHawk- 6 месяцев назад

I would be so afraid of those strangers gathered around me if something I had submitted for appraisal turned out to be extremely valuable. I hope that there would be security available to escort me out afterwards, lest I fell victim to a robbery.

@NewEnglandViews Год назад

This looks like it was filmed in the 1970s 😂 the people in the background are more entertaining to look at than the painting

@s.p.8803 Год назад

In 1990

@judithmoore7892 7 месяцев назад

Definitely very old. The appraiser here is Philip Hook. He now has white hair and is in his 70#. I miss him on the Road Show. He also wrote some interesting books about the art world.

@Carpathianrelinquished Год назад

He needed to watch out for those two in the background they looked like they were casing that painting.

@AndrewBarsky 11 месяцев назад

“This is the most important thing I’ve seen.” $$$$$$$$

@wat6592 Год назад

50k was alot of wood in 1990.

@__1201 Год назад

Adjusted for inflation and converted to USD, that would be about $184,862 today.

@puggie1019 Год назад

Most valuable items so far on the show is the woman here in my hometown Raleigh NC who brought in the 4 Jade pieces that were made for the Chinese Emperor at the time.

@stevent425 Год назад

I remember that clip. I believe she mentioned that her brother would want to sell the pieces when he heard how much they were appraised for.

@puggie1019 Год назад

@@stevent425 I never heard that but wow. For some reason I cannot find the clip.

@stevent425 Год назад

@@puggie1019 The lady was astounded when the appraiser told her how much the pieces were worth. It was on the American version of this show! I hope you find it.

@worldview2134 Год назад

I like the one with the Tang dynasty cat i think it was worth $250k

@nashvegas4476 Год назад

The Native American blanket that was brought in was priceless, I believe the appraiser mentioned if it was to be sold, 50 million was a good price.

@douro20 Год назад

The captioner misspelled Foujita/Fujita's name.

@manosparavida3551 Год назад

The following week the owner appeared on 'Flog it'.

@anthonyc8257 Год назад

I thought it was going to be over a million going by the title of the clip

@s.p.8803 Год назад

It's much more now

@SirFixAlot72 11 месяцев назад

Guy in the green and blue jacket is thinking I can run faster than these guys, hmmmm

@quaoar213 Год назад

Whats up with "Francis" wearing the windbreaker giving stinkeye on the situation ?

@DanielJamesEgan Год назад

You can probably ad a 0 to that estimate today.

@johncopeland3826 Год назад

How many folks up and down the countries of the UK ,have paintings and prints hanging on their walls ,that they don't know are worth more than a few shillings ? I'll bet there are thousands and thousands and thousands of them ! Always be vigilant ,as you might be sitting on an unknown fortune .

@twothreebravo2374 11 месяцев назад

Them two in the back are having that as soon as hes in the carpark

@wildlifeartistgj 6 месяцев назад

Why the misleading headline? 'The most valuable piece yet?'

@sr81 Год назад

Does anyone know what year this was filmed?

@capblood3046 Год назад

1990

@gavinharris8018 Год назад

First thought was this is a fake and something that guy made/produced. Just a gut feeling, he reminded me of someone i knew in the 90s who did something similar.

@ProFTowN Год назад

5 boys behind emm..

@mulemule 6 месяцев назад

*Does anyone have a "guestimate" Re: its present value?*

@rallycorsa1600 Год назад

Interstingly The Christies website shows this painting as having sold for £23750in 2012?#

@hanseekhoff1093 Год назад

Most interesting artwork and GBP 50.000,- is quite a sum of course, but it's hardly the "most valuable piece" that came on the Antiques Roadshow.

@piustwelfth Год назад

GBP 50,000 in 1990 is equal to approx. $290,000 in 2023.

@niklasnilsson4705 Год назад

Nice to see, but... 1. Write the year it was filmed in the description at least. 2. What is it worth now, show it after the clip, so we can speculate a little.

@faithlesshound5621 Год назад

At the beginning, "1990" appears in the top right-hand corner.

@niklasnilsson4705 Год назад

@@faithlesshound5621Sorry, missed the very beginning, took me some seconds to decide if I wanted to look. The text was also a bit difficult to see now when I looked at the beginning...

@martinplatt5928 Год назад

The heading reads, "First Aired in 1990" Niklas.

@bigyetti3830 Год назад

I think he knew all along

@andrewp1075 Год назад

Yeah, he was hamming it right up.

@spmoran4703 Год назад

@@andrewp1075 of course.

@Emperor-Wild-Man Год назад

No wonder the guy was is shock when the appraiser said that he should "insure" it for 50K pounds. That "piece" will cost him and will make him lose money because he has to pay to have insurance. He is better off selling it, because if he keeps it, pays for the insurance, eventually he dies, and his heirs will eventually reap the value of the piece from a garage sale.

@andrewquintero7590 Год назад

This painting is worth 2 and a bush.

@emptyhand777 Год назад

Didn't one guy have a Rolex that was worth over $300,000?

@TheAuralAlchemist Год назад

Yeah, the old war vet who fell back on the ground after hearing that.

@amazingabby25 Год назад

This was 1990 Amy before that

@kmay181 Год назад

@@TheAuralAlchemist I won't swear to it, but I think it ended up being $750,000. I love that episode.

@spmoran4703 Год назад

Such naughty girls . But, as far as painting goes , its good. Very good.

@davidlanger3295 Год назад

Well, I saw one collector who brought four antique carved Rhino horns that were worth $2million on one episode of antique road show. I think the collector had paid $5000 collecting them over the years

@kyleanuar9090 Год назад

Unfortunately they didn't sell due to the ban on rhino horn

@davidlanger3295 Год назад

@@kyleanuar9090 They don’t do buying and selling on Antique Road Show. Just value appraisals. You might be thinking of Pawn Stars does America

@grahamdl Год назад

This dude sounds so much like Stanley Tucci.

@benwilson6145 Год назад

Alf Garnet?

@TheHandsomeman Год назад

There was a Large pocket watch?

@SNOWHILL011 Год назад

50k 1990 equivalent to 150k now

@BillyBul-hk3if Год назад

Yeeeeeeharrrrrrrrr grandpaaas

@annabedford9608 Год назад

What would that be worth today?

@SkinnyCow. Год назад

at least 500,000+

@user-fg4fr2bz5y Год назад

Thats $62,213.50 in U.S. dollars!😮

@edithengel2284 3 месяца назад

It was. It's equivalent to about 2x that now.

@SleepyEdd Год назад

Does anyone else feel nervous for the people, when they find out something is valuable, that after the cameras are off, someone is going to mug them in the carpark? I wonder if the show offers security?

@annschurman4888 Год назад

I know for sure that in one program they had security on set - called clearly between identification and filming. Can’t remember what it was but it was something insanely valuable like baseball cards or something!

@spike7038 Год назад

Awesome…dude can get a new hat

@malcolmjcullen Год назад

It's Foujita, not Froujita.

@lukefair573 7 месяцев назад

The formerly English auction houses bled England dry of all of its best and worst art, so there are only minor pieces like this left. That is why Fake or Fortune is mostly fake, and rarely fortune. Plus The English have always been at the derrière garde when it comes to the visual arts.

@three-card-dead Год назад

$137K USD accounting for inflation, not accounting for if the value has changed since 1990.