SELLING SILVER ANTIQUES IN AUCTION

[@ByrRaven]

1400 for the teapot , way off. 800 for the coffee pot, 1600 on the last lot. Loved the silver! ❤️

[@robertadowns217]

Loved the show, thanks David and David! Especially loved the Irish tea pot. I would have bid on it! I was out by 200-300 on the teapot and coffee pot. I thought the sauce boats were undervalued. Maybe the bidders were a bit scarce...

[@davidhodge8771]

Another good video. Can you do one on Satsuma please 🙏

[@geoffhowlett]

We were far too high with our valuation of the teapot and coffee pot. But, more successful with the sauce boats, were we priced them at £1450. Great fun again. Thank you David & David!

[@DavidHarperAntiques]

Absolutely as good as us Geoff!

[@teepeewabbit]

What a unique teapot, intricately styled yet primitive too-I am surprised it is much earlier than I thought. I am falling in love with Irish silver. I thought initially about £900. The coffee pot, quite small…and shocked it is 250 years old! A beauty! I estimated £500. Gosh, I thought the boats were reproductions too; (time spent in the David Harper School of Antiques is time well spent!). £600-900 my guess given how late they are…. Again though my estimates are off because of those checkered pants again…😀😬. Thanks again David and David! So enjoyable. Cheers, Shae

[@skiracer]

Dear David and David, thank you for making fun to watch videos

[@OriginalNethead]

That's a nice pot. My first reaction was 1500. Not even close - tea's cheap these days. Coffee pot - 950 was the guess. Not horribly far off. It seems coffee is off the boil too. The cast silver whatsits with the birds? I thought they'd make the 1800 but these sold low too. It seems the market for silver objects has fallen off.

[@Bikarose]

I called the coffee pot spot on at £700 ... yay!

[@Neil2022]

Great video, had a better price on the Irish T pot David. 🤷‍♂️

[@madaug5101]

I can't believe how cheap that Irish teapot was, but then I am American.i thought the George the second was fabulous, a thousand pounds. I loved those gravy boats definitely 1800 pounds.

[@Neil2022]

Good to see you watching this. 👍

[@Neil2022]

The Irish Tea pot was cheap. Trends and fashion on a 200 year old piece of silver dictates price!

[@erichowgate9905]

Hi David i was bang on with my estimate on the teapot £850 . Great programme for people wishing to get into the trade or just to collect items 👍

[@DavidHarperAntiques]

Cheers Eric. Thanks for watching D

[@lesleyplage-rohrman5945]

$ 800.00 for the coffee and tea so a little of for both, The sauce boats a $ 1000.00 way off. Another great show and I think I am getting a little better at bidding. But more important learning and enjoying thank you.

[@mikeriordan6940]

Another thing I've noticed is that the same people are in different auction houses especially when they have phone bids

[@mikeriordan6940]

I'm well over again, does it depend on the price of silver on the day

[@mikeriordan6940]

I think the coffee pot will do better than the tea pot

[@mikeriordan6940]

I wish he would mention how much silver is per ounce

[@mikeriordan6940]

They look gold plated, is that guilded

[@mikeriordan6940]

I'm £800 over the top, I don't think it's time for selling the family silver

[@mikeriordan6940]

Only half way there

[@mikeriordan6940]

I'm going to value it at £1700

[@mikeriordan6940]

£1400

[@mikeriordan6940]

£2300