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Antiques for Love or Money - Episode Three
Television (Full Length Episode) – 1986
This episode of the antiques appraisal series was recorded at Auckland Museum with host Dougal Stevenson, Marshall Seifert and Trevor Plumbly joined by Cherry Raymond, and Richard Valentine. Items examined include daguerreotypes, cubist pottery cats by Louis Wain, Edwardian Lavalier pendants and a Marconi radio. It also features a discussion about different types of valuation ... then there’s the piece of pottery, from Auckland artist Cameron Brown’s Titian studio (inspired by the 1956 Springbok Tour), which has the panel very much divided about its merits.
Most things we enjoy today don’t have anything really serious to say. I don’t think it has to. If you can walk past it and grin, that’s enough. I mean, newspapers have something serious to say. Have you picked one up lately?– Trevor Plumbly
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