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Dr. Lori, an expert, evaluates a painting by Ignacio Beller bought at an estate sale with a valuable frame and potential age indicators. The painting is valued at $150, contrasting with the pricey frame. Dr. Lori humorously estimates its worth at $75. Additionally, a traditional early 1900s violin is explored, valued at $100. Viewers are prompted to seek Dr. Lori's appraisals for their items. The importance of off-gassing for wooden items is highlighted, and the need for monthly airing is advised. This segment provides insights into assessing art and antiques for value.
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In this part of the video, Dr. Lori discusses a painting acquired at an estate sale in the Strip District believed to be by Ignacio Beller, a copier of other artists’ works. The painting was reframed with an expensive frame, showing signs of being restretched and having a younger canvas based on color. Dr. Lori explains how the brightness of the canvas indicates its age. The painting’s frame cost around $250, while the painting itself was valued at approximately $150. Dr. Lori humorously guesses the painting’s worth at $75.
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In this segment of the video, a violin is shown and discussed. The host explains that items like wooden drawers or cedar chests can off-gas if closed up for a long time, affecting the wood. The violin is described as typical traditional early 1900s, valued at $100, and the case at $15. The host advises airing such items out monthly. The violin resembles those made famous by Stradivarius in 1715 but is not a genuine Stradivarius. Viewers are encouraged to bring items for appraisal by Dr. Lori.