Tune in to another high-energy hour of the Burchard Galleries Antiques & Fine Arts call-in radio show on WGUL 860 AM Tampa Bay, hosted by auctioneer Jeffrey Burchard. From the St. Petersburg gallery that’s been liquidating estates for over 40 years, Jeffrey invites listeners to call 877-969-8600, text photos to 727-560-5333, or email mail@burchardgalleries.com to discover exactly what they have and what it could bring in the international auction market. This episode highlights the hottest lots already drawing bids for the August 15–16 auctions—Herend porcelain leading the pack, original-box Breyer porcelain horses climbing past $500, a rare Fenton cranberry daisy-and-fern banquet lamp, a massive taxidermied African lion standing nearly six feet tall, Limoges dinner services, art glass, and entire rooms of treasures pulled from a 6,800-square-foot waterfront estate. A caller named Larry brings a long-held mystery: a 15–18-inch bronze nude archer signed “P. Jensen.” Jeffrey digs deep on air, connecting the piece to Danish sculptor Petter Marius Jensen and the popular Art Deco Diana the Archer design after Pierre Le Faguays, ultimately delivering a realistic value range and inviting photos for final confirmation. Along the way Jeffrey shares tips on bidding strategy, the difference between original works and period replications, Florida Highwaymen and “Florida artist” buzzwords that ignite bidding wars, and why even humble toothpick holders can sell for thousands. Whether you’re sitting on an inherited estate, a single bronze, or just curious about the next no-reserve sale, this episode delivers the excitement of live auction action and free expert insight—all while reminding listeners that at Burchard Galleries, you name the price.

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Tune in to another high-energy hour of the Burchard Galleries Antiques &amp; Fine Arts call-in radio show on WGUL 860 AM Tampa Bay, hosted by auctioneer Jeffrey Burchard. From the St. Petersburg gallery that&rsquo;s been liquidating estates for over 40 years, Jeffrey invites listeners to call 877-969-8600, text photos to 727-560-5333, or email <a href="mailto:mail@burchardgalleries.com">mail@burchardgalleries.com</a> to discover exactly what they have and what it could bring in the international auction market. This episode highlights the hottest lots already drawing bids for the August 15&ndash;16 auctions&mdash;Herend porcelain leading the pack, original-box Breyer porcelain horses climbing past $500, a rare Fenton cranberry daisy-and-fern banquet lamp, a massive taxidermied African lion standing nearly six feet tall, Limoges dinner services, art glass, and entire rooms of treasures pulled from a 6,800-square-foot waterfront estate. A caller named Larry brings a long-held mystery: a 15&ndash;18-inch bronze nude archer signed &ldquo;P. Jensen.&rdquo; Jeffrey digs deep on air, connecting the piece to Danish sculptor Petter Marius Jensen and the popular Art Deco Diana the Archer design after Pierre Le Faguays, ultimately delivering a realistic value range and inviting photos for final confirmation. Along the way Jeffrey shares tips on bidding strategy, the difference between original works and period replications, Florida Highwaymen and &ldquo;Florida artist&rdquo; buzzwords that ignite bidding wars, and why even humble toothpick holders can sell for thousands. Whether you&rsquo;re sitting on an inherited estate, a single bronze, or just curious about the next no-reserve sale, this episode delivers the excitement of live auction action and free expert insight&mdash;all while reminding listeners that at Burchard Galleries, you name the price.
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Auction Action Alert: Hot Bids on Herend, Rare Art Glass, Taxidermy Lion & Live Appraisals with Jeffrey Burchard

Join Jeffrey Burchard live on the Burchard Galleries Antiques, Fine Art Call-In Radio Show, broadcasting from St. Petersburg, Florida, as he reviews the standout results from the gallery’s most recent auction and opens the phone lines for listener appraisals and questions. In this lively Sunday episode, Jeffrey begins by examining a Spanish cast-brass ten-light chandelier sent in by Joan, noting its scroll-and-vine motif, teardrop prisms (confirmed as faceted glass rather than crystal), and realistic market value in the $200–$300 range—charming but not rare enough for the gallery’s typical clientele seeking more spectacular pieces. He then dives into the weekend’s auction highlights, expressing genuine surprise at the strong performance of Zsolnay Hungarian porcelain with its distinctive Eosin iridescent glaze. A nine-inch glazed porcelain Pan vase with figural handles soared to $1,300, while a rare elephant-leg form vase brought $600 and several other Eosin pieces each sold for $450. Jeffrey explains the history of the famous multicolored metallic luster glaze developed by Vilmos Zsolnay in the 1890s and named after Eos, the Greek goddess of dawn.

Listeners also hear about a 19th-century marquetry-inlaid liquor case containing Vaseline glass decanters and glasses that realized $3,000, a reminder that true uranium-glass pieces glow under black light and remain highly collectible. A modestly sized Moser Czechoslovakian vase with applied gold branching leaves and flowers (only 4.3 inches high) fetched $700, while a large slab of petrified wood sold for $3,000 and a full-body taxidermy African roaring lion—previously sold by the gallery twelve years earlier—climbed to $5,250. Additional results include multiple lots of Herend fishnet porcelain animal figurines (one group of four bringing $850, another six-piece group $450, and a seven-piece group another $850), a unique Cricket Forge laser-cut steel butterfly garden bench at $1,200, and a Star Manufacturing Superstar Model 42P movie-theater popcorn machine that found a new home for $350.

Midway through the show, Jeffrey carefully evaluates photographs of a possible pre-Columbian black-on-red pottery vessel submitted by Nivia. He describes its globular body, tall constricted neck, flared collar rim, and pierced suspension lugs, noting stylistic similarities to Costa Rican or Nicaraguan (Nicoya) traditions while also considering Colombia-Ecuador parallels dating roughly 1500–1750 CE. He stresses the importance of examining the base, interior surfaces, and provenance, and reminds listeners of cultural-property restrictions that can affect the legal sale of such objects. Throughout the episode Jeffrey repeatedly invites callers at 877-969-8600, texted photos to 727-560-5333, and emails to mail@burchardgalleries.com, emphasizing that the gallery has operated from the same location at 2522 30th Avenue North for more than forty years.

He teases the upcoming two-day auction on September 19–20, which will feature material from a massive 10,000-square-foot Central Florida estate overflowing with Moser and other art glass, figurative Meissen porcelains, and dozens of bronzes. Discovery session begins Saturday at 8:30 a.m. with no reserves, followed by the main sale Sunday at noon. Jeffrey shares classic “sleepers-to-stars” stories—three Antonio Parreiras paintings that turned a sentimental $5,000 reserve into $180,000 each, a Rembrandt Bugatti bronze elephant once used as a doorstop that realized $170,000, and a Herter Brothers ebonized cabinet that sold for $5,250 after failing to move at a yard sale for $400—underscoring why professional auction marketing can dramatically change outcomes. Whether you have a single treasured object, an entire estate, or simply want to know what something might be worth, Burchard Galleries offers complimentary assessments and decades of experience liquidating fine art, silver, jewelry, bronzes, Oriental rugs, and quality furniture. Visit burchardgalleries.com to browse past results, view the growing September catalog, join the mailing list, or follow the gallery on Facebook and X (@BurchardAuction). The next discovery could be sitting on your shelf right now.

 #BurchardGalleries #AntiquesAndCollectibles #FineArtAuction #ZsolnayPorcelain #EosinGlaze #VaselineGlass #UraniumGlass #MoserGlass #HerendPorcelain #PreColumbianArt #EstateLiquidation #StPetersburgFL #TampaBayAntiques #AuctionResults #CallInRadioShow #WhatIsItWorth #AntiqueAppraisal #SeptemberAuction

Join Jeffrey Burchard live on the Burchard Galleries Antiques, Fine Art Call-In Radio Show, broadcasting from St. Petersburg, Florida, as he reviews the standout results from the gallery&rsquo;s most recent auction and opens the phone lines for listener appraisals and questions. In this lively Sunday episode, Jeffrey begins by examining a Spanish cast-brass ten-light chandelier sent in by Joan, noting its scroll-and-vine motif, teardrop prisms (confirmed as faceted glass rather than crystal), and realistic market value in the $200&ndash;$300 range&mdash;charming but not rare enough for the gallery&rsquo;s typical clientele seeking more spectacular pieces. He then dives into the weekend&rsquo;s auction highlights, expressing genuine surprise at the strong performance of Zsolnay Hungarian porcelain with its distinctive Eosin iridescent glaze. A nine-inch glazed porcelain Pan vase with figural handles soared to $1,300, while a rare elephant-leg form vase brought $600 and several other Eosin pieces each sold for $450. Jeffrey explains the history of the famous multicolored metallic luster glaze developed by Vilmos Zsolnay in the 1890s and named after Eos, the Greek goddess of dawn.
Listeners also hear about a 19th-century marquetry-inlaid liquor case containing Vaseline glass decanters and glasses that realized $3,000, a reminder that true uranium-glass pieces glow under black light and remain highly collectible. A modestly sized Moser Czechoslovakian vase with applied gold branching leaves and flowers (only 4.3 inches high) fetched $700, while a large slab of petrified wood sold for $3,000 and a full-body taxidermy African roaring lion&mdash;previously sold by the gallery twelve years earlier&mdash;climbed to $5,250. Additional results include multiple lots of Herend fishnet porcelain animal figurines (one group of four bringing $850, another six-piece group $450, and a seven-piece group another $850), a unique Cricket Forge laser-cut steel butterfly garden bench at $1,200, and a Star Manufacturing Superstar Model 42P movie-theater popcorn machine that found a new home for $350.
Midway through the show, Jeffrey carefully evaluates photographs of a possible pre-Columbian black-on-red pottery vessel submitted by Nivia. He describes its globular body, tall constricted neck, flared collar rim, and pierced suspension lugs, noting stylistic similarities to Costa Rican or Nicaraguan (Nicoya) traditions while also considering Colombia-Ecuador parallels dating roughly 1500&ndash;1750 CE. He stresses the importance of examining the base, interior surfaces, and provenance, and reminds listeners of cultural-property restrictions that can affect the legal sale of such objects. Throughout the episode Jeffrey repeatedly invites callers at 877-969-8600, texted photos to 727-560-5333, and emails to <a href="mailto:mail@burchardgalleries.com">mail@burchardgalleries.com</a>, emphasizing that the gallery has operated from the same location at 2522 30th Avenue North for more than forty years.
He teases the upcoming two-day auction on September 19&ndash;20, which will feature material from a massive 10,000-square-foot Central Florida estate overflowing with Moser and other art glass, figurative Meissen porcelains, and dozens of bronzes. Discovery session begins Saturday at 8:30 a.m. with no reserves, followed by the main sale Sunday at noon. Jeffrey shares classic &ldquo;sleepers-to-stars&rdquo; stories&mdash;three Antonio Parreiras paintings that turned a sentimental $5,000 reserve into $180,000 each, a Rembrandt Bugatti bronze elephant once used as a doorstop that realized $170,000, and a Herter Brothers ebonized cabinet that sold for $5,250 after failing to move at a yard sale for $400&mdash;underscoring why professional auction marketing can dramatically change outcomes. Whether you have a single treasured object, an entire estate, or simply want to know what something might be worth, Burchard Galleries offers complimentary assessments and decades of experience liquidating fine art, silver, jewelry, bronzes, Oriental rugs, and quality furniture. Visit burchardgalleries.com to browse past results, view the growing September catalog, join the mailing list, or follow the gallery on Facebook and X (@BurchardAuction). The next discovery could be sitting on your shelf right now.
&nbsp;#BurchardGalleries #AntiquesAndCollectibles #FineArtAuction #ZsolnayPorcelain #EosinGlaze #VaselineGlass #UraniumGlass #MoserGlass #HerendPorcelain #PreColumbianArt #EstateLiquidation #StPetersburgFL #TampaBayAntiques #AuctionResults #CallInRadioShow #WhatIsItWorth #AntiqueAppraisal #SeptemberAuction

Zsolnay Porcelain Wins, Vaseline Glass Treasures, Pre-Columbian Pottery & Big Auction Surprises

Join auctioneer Jeffrey Burchard on this high-energy episode of The Antiques and Collectibles Show as he promotes the big monthly auction happening today at noon at Burchard Galleries in Saint Petersburg, Florida. With more than 350 lots crossing the block—most without reserve—Jeffrey highlights standout pieces from local estates, including a stunning platinum and diamond ring featuring a 2.30-carat transitional brilliant center stone plus surrounding old European-cut diamonds (total 3.20 carats), recently appraised at $33,000 and opening at just $6,500. Other featured treasures include a massive 71-pound Lorenzo Ghiberti-style prancing horse bronze, a full-body African lion taxidermy mount standing nearly six feet tall, a dramatic 500-pound polished petrified-wood live-edge coffee table that once cost $28,000, a rare Cricut forged-steel butterfly garden bench, Southwestern sterling turquoise jewelry, Victorian and Fenton art glass, fine furniture, and much more. Jeffrey also shares practical advice on estate liquidation, house calls, online and phone bidding, and how to get items appraised, while inviting listeners to preview the sale, join the mailing list, or consign for future auctions. Tune in for the excitement of auction day at a gallery with 50 years of history and 80 years of combined experience between Jeffrey and his son Todd.

 #BurchardGalleries #AntiquesAuction #StPetersburgFL #EstateSale #DiamondRing #AuctionDay #FineArtAuction #Collectibles #Taxidermy #PetrifiedWood #LiveAuction #AntiqueJewelry #VictorianGlass #FloridaAuction #BiddingWar

Join auctioneer Jeffrey Burchard on this high-energy episode of The Antiques and Collectibles Show as he promotes the big monthly auction happening today at noon at Burchard Galleries in Saint Petersburg, Florida. With more than 350 lots crossing the block&mdash;most without reserve&mdash;Jeffrey highlights standout pieces from local estates, including a stunning platinum and diamond ring featuring a 2.30-carat transitional brilliant center stone plus surrounding old European-cut diamonds (total 3.20 carats), recently appraised at $33,000 and opening at just $6,500. Other featured treasures include a massive 71-pound Lorenzo Ghiberti-style prancing horse bronze, a full-body African lion taxidermy mount standing nearly six feet tall, a dramatic 500-pound polished petrified-wood live-edge coffee table that once cost $28,000, a rare Cricut forged-steel butterfly garden bench, Southwestern sterling turquoise jewelry, Victorian and Fenton art glass, fine furniture, and much more. Jeffrey also shares practical advice on estate liquidation, house calls, online and phone bidding, and how to get items appraised, while inviting listeners to preview the sale, join the mailing list, or consign for future auctions. Tune in for the excitement of auction day at a gallery with 50 years of history and 80 years of combined experience between Jeffrey and his son Todd.
&nbsp;#BurchardGalleries #AntiquesAuction #StPetersburgFL #EstateSale #DiamondRing #AuctionDay #FineArtAuction #Collectibles #Taxidermy #PetrifiedWood #LiveAuction #AntiqueJewelry #VictorianGlass #FloridaAuction #BiddingWar

Burchard Galleries Auction Day Special – Diamonds, Lions, Petrified Wood & 350+ Treasures Live from St. Pete

On this lively episode of the Burchard Galleries Antiques Fine Art Radio Show, host and auctioneer Jeffrey Burchard welcomes listeners from his St. Petersburg, Florida gallery (2522 30th Avenue North) for an hour packed with auction previews, valuation tips, and interactive call-ins. He highlights the upcoming two-day sale on August 15th and 16th, featuring a remarkable lifelong collector’s estate filled with folk art, advertising memorabilia, 19th-century furniture, and a rare elevated Belding’s (later Belding Hemingway) spool cabinet with spinning thread apparatus that came from a Plant City museum. Other standout lots include a full-sized taxidermied roaring lion in attacking pose and a broad array of Victorian art glass (Peachblow, Burmese, Fenton, Bohemian), porcelain, jewelry, and more from a 6,000-square-foot waterfront mansion whose attic and rooms are still yielding treasures. Jeffrey walks through real-time research on a caller’s large BHE collection hand-painted resin eagle sculpture (estimating $200–$300 based on size and market comps), fields a fun prank call about “left-handed widgets,” and evaluates a woman’s ornate vanity/perfume set with comb, mirror, and dabber (likely Art Deco or Florentine-style celluloid over silver, valued in the $30–$100 range depending on materials). Throughout the show he shares practical advice on identifying paintings (check the back for canvas age, staples vs. nails, Masonite, patches, and black-light signatures), the difference between asking and sold prices online, why dealers who collect specific niches can be the strongest buyers, and how Burchard Galleries handles everything from single high-value items to overwhelming multi-room estates with full cataloging, photography, international marketing (including Antique & Arts Weekly), and sales on LiveAuctioneers, Invaluable, and HiBid. Listeners are invited to call the free line 877-969-8600, text photos to 727-560-5333, email mail@burchardgalleries.com, or reach the office at 727-821-1167—because after 40 years in the same location, Jeffrey and his team (including son and art director Todd) still love discovering what people have and helping them turn it into the right price.

 #BurchardGalleries #AntiquesRadioShow #JeffreyBurchard #StPeteAuctions #EstateAuction #FineArtAuction #AntiquesAndCollectibles #AugustAuction #FolkArt #AdvertisingCollectibles #VictorianGlass #SpoolCabinet #TaxidermyLion #CallInAppraisal #LiveAuctioneers #Invaluable #HiBid #StPetersburgFlorida #TreasureHunting #AuctionPreview

On this lively episode of the Burchard Galleries Antiques Fine Art Radio Show, host and auctioneer Jeffrey Burchard welcomes listeners from his St. Petersburg, Florida gallery (2522 30th Avenue North) for an hour packed with auction previews, valuation tips, and interactive call-ins. He highlights the upcoming two-day sale on August 15th and 16th, featuring a remarkable lifelong collector&rsquo;s estate filled with folk art, advertising memorabilia, 19th-century furniture, and a rare elevated Belding&rsquo;s (later Belding Hemingway) spool cabinet with spinning thread apparatus that came from a Plant City museum. Other standout lots include a full-sized taxidermied roaring lion in attacking pose and a broad array of Victorian art glass (Peachblow, Burmese, Fenton, Bohemian), porcelain, jewelry, and more from a 6,000-square-foot waterfront mansion whose attic and rooms are still yielding treasures. Jeffrey walks through real-time research on a caller&rsquo;s large BHE collection hand-painted resin eagle sculpture (estimating $200&ndash;$300 based on size and market comps), fields a fun prank call about &ldquo;left-handed widgets,&rdquo; and evaluates a woman&rsquo;s ornate vanity/perfume set with comb, mirror, and dabber (likely Art Deco or Florentine-style celluloid over silver, valued in the $30&ndash;$100 range depending on materials). Throughout the show he shares practical advice on identifying paintings (check the back for canvas age, staples vs. nails, Masonite, patches, and black-light signatures), the difference between asking and sold prices online, why dealers who collect specific niches can be the strongest buyers, and how Burchard Galleries handles everything from single high-value items to overwhelming multi-room estates with full cataloging, photography, international marketing (including Antique &amp; Arts Weekly), and sales on LiveAuctioneers, Invaluable, and HiBid. Listeners are invited to call the free line 877-969-8600, text photos to 727-560-5333, email <a href="mailto:mail@burchardgalleries.com">mail@burchardgalleries.com</a>, or reach the office at 727-821-1167&mdash;because after 40 years in the same location, Jeffrey and his team (including son and art director Todd) still love discovering what people have and helping them turn it into the right price.
&nbsp;#BurchardGalleries #AntiquesRadioShow #JeffreyBurchard #StPeteAuctions #EstateAuction #FineArtAuction #AntiquesAndCollectibles #AugustAuction #FolkArt #AdvertisingCollectibles #VictorianGlass #SpoolCabinet #TaxidermyLion #CallInAppraisal #LiveAuctioneers #Invaluable #HiBid #StPetersburgFlorida #TreasureHunting #AuctionPreview

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