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  • Hey, what's up?

  • I have a dated 1857 silver bucket from Tiffany & Co.

  • This one came from a yard sale.

  • Just out of curiosity, what where they asking for it?

  • Rather not say.

  • It was [inaudible].

  • That little, huh?

  • It's amazing what you can find at these yard sales.

  • There's no attachment to antiques like there

  • used to be in the past.

  • It's not uncommon to find something that is something

  • of very high value that they don't place value on,

  • but they just want to get rid of it.

  • I'm assuming it's an ice bucket.

  • Yeah, that's what I was told.

  • OK.

  • It is Tiffany, which is just one of those iconic American,

  • you know, luxury brands that will be around forever.

  • I mean, this is the company that makes the Super Bowl trophy.

  • This is the kind of stuff people got

  • people back then for weddings.

  • Obviously they were pretty well to do because they

  • didn't get them the cheap crap.

  • They actually got them Tiffany's.

  • People all over the world know the brand Tiffany.

  • Nowadays people mostly know them for their jewelry,

  • but what they've really been known for is stuff like this.

  • And the fact that this is Tiffany's makes

  • it very collectible if I can get it for the right price.

  • So what are you looking to do with it?

  • Well, I checked with an auction company,

  • and the quote that I got was $8,000 on the bucket.

  • That is really rich for my blood, my man.

  • I mean, we have, what, $600, $700 worth of sterling silver

  • here, which is a lot.

  • And because it's Tiffany's, I'd offer you, like, $1,000.

  • You have to see my side of it.

  • There's not very many people lining up to pay $1,800,

  • $2,000 for an ice bucket--

  • not to say it's not rare, not to say it's not valuable.

  • Are you willing to come down from that $8,000 at all or--

  • I would.

  • I'm thinking around $6,000, yeah.

  • Buddy, I'd go up to $1,500.

  • That would be the most I'd pay.

  • Right.

  • Yeah, I understand.

  • So is that a no on your end?

  • Yeah, I just-- that's just--

  • Maybe next time you come in we'll be able to make a deal.

  • [inaudible], OK.

  • Take care, buddy.

  • Thanks so much.

  • I'm not disappointed at all.

  • I think that the bucket would bring

  • a lot more at an auction house.

Hey, what's up?

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