Ep 3 Antiques Gameshow ‘Getting it Right!’ with David Harper (BBC Bargain Hunt / Antiques Road Trip)

[@mickfromaustralia902]

Les is hilarious. He gets the Aussie vote.

[@DavidHarperAntiques]

He’s invited back anytime!

[@sjt609]

@@DavidHarperAntiques Les gets the Canuck vote too! (🇨🇦)

[@SteffiMedranoVO]

Great show! Sue and Les are hilarious - bring them back!

[@DavidHarperAntiques]

I’ll try!

[@DavidHarperAntiques]

Enter the competition to win the book and mug! Last weeks winner is Tony Radford. Good luck everyone. D

[@elstobelstob3352]

I’ve got to find some items for our next filming.

[@DavidHarperAntiques]

Looking forward to seeing them!

[@blairvizard1004]

Great new show hopefully Suzan and Les will get asked back on in future episodes

[@DavidHarperAntiques]

Don't build them up too much, they’ll want paying next time!

[@japantiquejapantique9679]

1945. Funniest show yet, absolutely loved it, everything gels so well and a big hand for the lovely glamorous assistant. Regards from Japan.

[@DavidHarperAntiques]

Thank you and I’ll pass on your comments to the glamorous assistant!

[@jennifers3145]

1945. Show keeps getting better and better! You are getting more comfortable with the format and the guests are more relaxed! Loving this! Keep going!!! You are definitely getting it right!!!

[@DavidHarperAntiques]

Really appreciate that Jennifer, thank you. We love it. We’re filming another 3 shows this week and I can’t wait!

[@DavidHarperAntiques]

Hi Jennifer…you’re a winner! Signed mug on its way to you. Please send me an email through my website with address. Thanks, D

[@jlander9940]

Great show with lots of humour. Keep them coming. And Renee Lalique died in May of 1945, the 5th to be specific.

[@DavidHarperAntiques]

Thank you J

[@elstobelstob3352]

Lots of correct answers! Well done everyone

[@joanfreestone1707]

He died in 1945. Gorgeous vase. Thanks David and David for another entertaining show.

[@DavidHarperAntiques]

Thanks Joan. we’re filming another batch of 3 shows this week…I’m looking forward to it!

[@Instone09ine]

Nice format and editing David! I like the shots when your filming the close ups 😊

[@DavidHarperAntiques]

Cheers for that. 9 episodes in total for 1st series. New one every Sunday

[@maggiemitchell4359]

The answer is 1945.The Lalique vase was beautiful.The history of Simon Fraser was very interesting😍

[@DavidHarperAntiques]

Thanks Maggie, amazing where some of our sayings come from!

[@jodybobble]

Just stumbled on this show - absolutely brilliant! I was smiling throughout - what a giggle. Les definitely got mugged haha! Subbed 😁

[@DavidHarperAntiques]

Glad you enjoyed it thank you…episode 4 this Sunday!

[@jodybobble]

@@DavidHarperAntiques I'll definitely tune in, thank you for the excellent show!

[@malcolmfraser7884]

Another enjoyable show, well done David. 1945. However as a direct descendant of Lord Lovat, I must point out there is no "I" in Fraser!

[@DavidHarperAntiques]

Fantastic to hear from one of his descendants…you’ll have to come on the show!

[@slinossier]

I think Les needs his own show with Suz They are is so funny 😂

[@DavidHarperAntiques]

I think I’ll invite them back!

[@anaztaziainkster2439]

Really enjoyed watching this. Love Les and Sue on the show (and in the audience), and looking forward to the next episode. For those playing close attention, you gave the teacup answer earlier in the episode as 1945, so for those of us less privy to history still have a chance at the answer. Sound and video has cleared up a bit too. Overall, I think it's great. Nice job to you all!

[@DavidHarperAntiques]

Thank you Anastazia, we film 3 shows in a day, so you’ll notice that contestants one week will be in the audience the next! Makes it great fun to film

[@skiracer]

Dear David and David and Susan and Les and Billy and Rosie, Thank you for a new Antiques game show. I want to be on the show if I ever get a chance to swim over!! 1945. peace out from Colorado

[@DavidHarperAntiques]

You’re guaranteed a contestant spot!

[@skiracer]

you are the coolest celebrity on Earth

[@pennysilva6931]

Once again, enjoyed the show from my home in Paraguay. Answer: Lalique died in 1945. Saludos!

[@DavidHarperAntiques]

Thanks for watching Penny

[@OriginalNethead]

BTW - I found other examples of the Lalique vase with its silver rim. I still think my price was closer with the rim gone, but different markets and all that.

[@wanderwoman5558]

Smoothing out the edges.

[@stephenholmes5362]

Great antiques, great people and GREAT PUPPIES, could there be a better show? Not in my book!

[@DavidHarperAntiques]

Thank you Stephen. Puppies are good!

[@-The-Darkside]

Hey David, if you're struggling with sound issues look up Rode mics, you can get them to plug in a phone and other options, you could hide it on the table, very sensitive and clear. It's what a lot of KZbinrs and podcasters use. Not a lot of money, under 100 quid and you'll have good clear audio. You can often daisy chain laveliers off them. Rode is industry standard. 1945 is the answer. All the best

[@DavidHarperAntiques]

Thanks Frank, yes, we had mic problems! I’ll look into them. Cheers

[@-The-Darkside]

@@DavidHarperAntiques yeah, I'm enjoying the shows though. Great idea

[@RonanSD]

Loving this series so far, hope there’s lots more to come! Answer: 1945

[@DavidHarperAntiques]

Thanks Ronan, yes 9 shows in the this the first series !

[@stewartatkinson4179]

Another great episode. 1945 for this weeks question.

[@DavidHarperAntiques]

Cheers Stewart

[@suzanhutchinson4186]

Billie Whiz and Rosie Show ! 😀

[@justcurious4060]

yep, 1945. A beautiful vase, just beautiful😍. Btw, i have the intro song all day in my head so catchy 😂 . love your History stories and got your question right (yesss) i did not do bad either on the other objects.

[@DavidHarperAntiques]

Great to hear, thank you

[@davidinnelli291]

👏👏👏 Great show. Answer was 1945 Thanks

[@DavidHarperAntiques]

Thanks David, glad you’re like it. 6 more shows to film!

[@sjt609]

I'm sorry for being so late (again), to this game, but I think the answer to your question is, Reneé Lalique died on May 1, 1945. These games are so much fun, very interesting and I lovvve how educational it is. You should've been a teacher David and David. *When is the next game?* Those two puppies are adorable.

[@DavidHarperAntiques]

These are great fun to film, we’re loving them. New show every Sunday for the next 6 weeks

[@johnbrees22]

1945. Would love it if you featured some jewellery. Best wishes

[@DavidHarperAntiques]

Absolutely, jewellery on its way! 6 more shows to film in this the first series

[@sjt609]

@@DavidHarperAntiques *This is such a great show* David. So entertaining but I really love and appreciate how you are educating us (the viewer), in a fun setting. Yes, the jewellery would be interesting and also items that were once valuable and practically worthless today; suggestions like furniture (ie maybe inlaid wood small side table); China (ie Doulton figurine); crystal; silver and silver plate; art; coins; royal family memorabilia; vinyl records; old toys etc. I find it shocking how costly some items once were but have since lost their value. Thanks David, have a lovely week.

[@DavidHarperAntiques]

@@sjt609 Watch out for the toy doll in today’s episode!

[@tonyradford5870]

Still loving the show..👍 answer 1945.

[@DavidHarperAntiques]

Cheers Tony, do you know you won last weeks competition? D

[@tonyradford5870]

Do you know I didn’t, I only really go on KZbin to watch your channel, thanks very much to you and David, as people always say I don’t win anything…

[@DavidHarperAntiques]

@@tonyradford5870 Great to hear! If you email me your address details through my website please, I’ll get the prize sorted for you. Cheers

[@OriginalNethead]

That epergne thingie was a big thumping lump. I'd have said majolica-style too and was thinking 1890-1900, but anywhere except English. Those colors have Italian written all over them. (and good luck shifting it in the USA, unless someone wanted it to throw their keys in. Price.. I'd say here ask USD$80 and take whatever you can get! Pastels don't sell as a rule.) The blue looked like a Lalique-wannabe vase without its silver rim or a biscuit jar missing its lid, but the stickers are all over where the marks and telltales ought to be. Couldn't see a darned thing. I don't see enough Lalique to know it on sight. (Lalique jewelry I'd know at 50 feet away!) Without the rim... I guessed 700 pounds. History question: George 2. Hester Bateman silver marrow scoop. Price here... this vintage costume jewelry lady guessed ... 400 pounds? Probably yesterday's price or at least yesterday's dream price. Or women's rights convention price! IIRC Mr Lalique died at the tail end of WWII, 1945.

[@DavidHarperAntiques]

it’s amazing how the market changes. The Majolica comport would have been close to £1000 here 20 years ago!

[@markgoody4118]

8 points so far got the last question wrong.

[@DavidHarperAntiques]

That's a good point score!

[@ianhaygreen9899]

Thought the 1st item was worth £50. Shows what I know! Did manage to get the monarch (Geo. II) correct but nothing else! My antique ignorance knows no bounds! Lalique died in 1945.

[@DavidHarperAntiques]

Not at all Ian, you did pretty well!

[@ianhaygreen9899]

@@DavidHarperAntiques cheers 🍻😊

[@mickfromaustralia902]

Now the show is rating hugely, it is time for The Ashes version. Fly an Aussie to the UK, give him a fair go. Just saying . . .

[@DavidHarperAntiques]

I fancy bringing the show to Australia if I find the right auction and auctioneer to get involved…you’ll be the first contestant!

[@laineymcd4074]

1945 Well I knew it was George II and I know it is 1945, but I failed everywhere else.

[@DavidHarperAntiques]

Don’t worry…it’s easier to get it wrong, but it’s good fun doing it!

[@stevewillis5868]

1946

[@helenabiesma5560]

in 1945 Renee Lalique died

[@dustymoosevintage4764]

He died in 1945

[@markgoody4118]

1945

[@stephenholmes5362]

1945