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It is hard for people to know who to trust. Most appraisers don’t have my education or experience. “I never know what is coming until it is there. “My real gift is to bring an inanimate object to life,” she said. She said that woman may have needed the money for health care or food or other living essentials and Dr. She recalled a senior citizen who had sold an old newspaper to an appraiser for $50 and it was worth $50,000. She said women are often victims of antique scams.
It could have been worth $250,000 if it was in better condition, DeSantis said. The ball had been used, so it was only worth $50,000. She tells you what the item is and its history.”ĭeSantis recalled one of the first items she appraised – an autographed baseball by Pittsburgh Pirates star Honus Wagner. “Everybody has something laying around the house, and she goes item by item.
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Lori is awesome,” said John DeSantis, executive director of the Pittsburgh Home and Garden Show. Tuiskula brings three decades of professional appraisal. On Friday and Saturday, she’ll put on three shows each day- at noon, 3 p.m. Pittsburgh has always welcomed me warmly.”Ĭatch Dr. They don’t get mad if I tell them that it’s not worth much. “It is organized well and Pittsburgh is about community and decency. “I like this show because it is one of the best in America,” she said. Lori, who is known for teaching something about each item to the owner, weaved humor and knowledge into her presentation. They brought everything from candlestick holders to a clay model of an equestrian statue. On Monday, she entertained guests at the Home and Garden Show. If it’s too large to carry, a photo of the item will suffice.
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So bring it for free (a second item costs $25). You might have that piece you found in grandma’s attic or an item from your parents’ basement that you’ve been wondering about. She’s appraised a painting worth $150,000 that was bought for $5. Items she said she has seen include: George Washington’s wallet, an Apollo 13 moon boot, Queen Victoria’s diamond brooch, Adolf Hitler’s arm band, a Viking sword, Thomas Jefferson’s desk, a piece of the Hindenburg, love letters from Marilyn Monroe and the first Kermit the frog doll. Presenting more than 150 events every year and conducting in-home appraisal visits, she reviews approximately 20,000 items a year. Lori Verderame has a PhD in art history, is an internationally syndicated columnist and an author of 30 books and an award winning television personality and talk show host. She has been making daily appearances at the Pittsburgh Home & Garden Show at the David Lawrence Convention Center. Lori,” the star antiques appraiser from the History Channel’s “The Curse of Oak Island” and Discovery Channel’s “Auction Kings.” She also appears on Fox Business Network’s Strange Inheritance. She touches some of the rarest and most sought-after artifacts – some worth hundreds of thousands of dollars.īut she’s the expert who purports to know their monetary value.
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