Valuables Found at Thrift Stores: Ceramic and Pottery Vases, Pitchers, Jugs by Dr. Lori

Thrift stores are putting valuables on their shelves so you can find #bargains. Watch Ph.D. Antiques Appraiser Dr. Lori show you #ThriftStoreFinds people brought to her antiques appraisal events including a Van Briggle pottery vase that resells for hundreds of dollars. See the interesting quatrefoil designed piece that was bought for under $20 at the Salvation Army thrift store. Dr. Lori also appraises a 1940s ceramic urn and an unmarked American made pottery piece decorated with sunflowers. Discover expert tips about ceramics including #howto identify their body, shape, form and the glaze plus learn about popular makers like Roseville pottery. Garage sale and flea market finds are also featured. Learn about a ceramic pitcher from England with 22 carat gold banding and a crown mark on its bottom. A colorful odd shaped vase is also featured which includes an applied decal design. Dr. Lori offers how to tell if an unmarked stoneware jug is hand built as she walks you through a real life experience of negotiating to get a better bargain when shopping. Ask Dr. Lori to appraise your thrift store and flea market finds. Attend her antiques appraisal events near you or submit photos on Dr. Lori's website.