Antiques and Americana 101 - How Old Is It? Long Version.

We hope you enjoy this presentation of Nathan Liverant and Son, LLC.'s first Antiques and Americana 101 Forum, "How Old Is It?". Arthur Liverant and Kevin Tulimieri discuss how to inspect an antique and what to look for when judging age and condition. The Forums are free and open to all, held in our historic 1839 Baptist Meeting House in Colchester, CT. Please visit our website, www.liverantantiques.com, for Forum schedule, open Shop hours and to view selections from our large inventory of 17th, 18th and early 19th century American antiques.

[@Donna-ix5bq]

Loved your videos. I brought this old 3 piece set table from a thrift shop. I was drawn straight away to my table as it was so difficult. Thank you for your videos as I have my training wheels on but learnt heaps today. Cheers

[@LiverantAntiques]

Thank you! Keep on looking and keep on learning!

[@darlenecuker9711]

Thanks, this is very informative.

[@workslob]

Loving this from England guys

[@LiverantAntiques]

Thank you and greetings from across The Pond!

[@danieloshields6387]

Wonderful information!!

[@LiverantAntiques]

Thanks Daniel! We enjoy sharing knowledge with collectors and enthusiasts, and appreciate your feedback.

[@mikelintner7066]

Just watched all of your videos, are you still doing forums? Loving it!

[@LiverantAntiques]

Hello Mike. We're in the process of adding some more of our recent forums, so stay tuned! We generally host four in the spring and four in the fall, and they get listed on our event page on our website at www.liverantantiques.com . You can also sign up for our monthly emails at our website, and get updates that way. Glad you enjoyed the videos, and thanks for letting us know. -The Liverant Team

[@LiverantAntiques]

Yes indeed we are still doing Forums and actually have on this Saturday, July 13, 2024. We are looking to get more Forum videos up soon.

[@Spiritofequis]

Who would bring a BABY to something like this??? Nuts! It was very interesting and I learned a lot. Thanks!