Came Back as an Heiress After My Ex-Fiancé Made Me Blind novel Chapter 263

Carl grinned and put down the fake bronze ware, then ran out in a hurry, rushing to wash and disinfect his hands!

The appraisers nearby had long been familiar with it and hadn't touched anything:

"Indeed, I heard from the old master before that burying forged bronze ware in the thatch toilet rust is the easiest way to make it difficult to distinguish between real and fake."

"Looking at it this way, the rust on these two bronze wares is suspicious, not naturally formed. They are fake!"

"I said earlier, the engraved inscription could also be forged. Miss Montgomery, I agree with your thoughts. I also think these bronze wares are fake!"

The young appraiser who was not convinced looked at Victoria with a red face, hesitated, and didn't say anything.

Manager Hamilton looked at Mr. Aitch beside him and said, "Mr. Aitch, your bronze ware is fake. We can't help you register it for sale."

Mr. Aitch was still gritting his teeth. "How could it be fake?"

But Light Treasure Auction House was the most formal and authoritative auction house in the industry, and it was also the most trustworthy. Otherwise, he wouldn't have come.

Mr. Hamilton smiled and asked quietly, "Mr. Aitch if you don't believe me, you can get someone else to verify it. Where did you get this bronze from?"

Mr. Aitch did not answer this question and roared in anger, "Wait a minute, I still have a bronze vessel in my hand, let me show it to you!"

Victoria was slightly surprised to hear this. There was one more?

After Mr. Aitch finished speaking, he immediately ran out.

Manager Hamilton looked at Victoria on the side and respectfully asked, "Miss Montgomery, please wait a little longer."

Victoria said, "Okay."

After about half an hour, Carl finally finished washing his hands, each hand was disinfected at least a hundred times, and the skin was almost rubbed off.

"Victoria..."

Carl cried and said, "I'm dirty, I'm not clean anymore."

Victoria blinked, "It's okay, you're not the first one to touch it, and those two fake bronze wares have passed through many hands, they are already clean."

An appraiser next to him smiled and said, "Yes, Mr. Carter, I touched it with my hand just now. It's just a matter of cleaning and disinfecting, it's not a big deal."

Only then did Carl feel better.

But he still wanted to throw his hand away!

After a while, Mr. Aitch came over with another bronze ware, his expression showing anger and unwillingness, "Mr. Hamilton, take a good look, whether this bronze ware is real or fake!"

Mr. Hamilton had someone carefully place it on the table beside it.

Victoria put on her gloves again, bent down, and looked carefully for a moment.

The surrounding appraisers also curiously gathered around.

Victoria first looked at the rust color, then at the inscription on it, her expression suddenly becoming solemn.

"What happened?" Carl immediately asked.

This time, before Victoria spoke, he dared not touch it randomly.

Victoria carefully stared at the inscription on it.

After watching for a moment, Victoria turned her head to look at Mr. Hamilton beside him and nodded slightly at him.

Mr. Hamilton was horrified. This bronze was real!

Seeing that Victoria didn't immediately confirm that it was real, but instead gestured to him, Manager Hamilton immediately understood her meaning and quietly walked out of the elegant room, dialing the police.

After Mr. Hamilton returned from the call, Victoria pretended to watch for a few more minutes.

Mr. Aitch couldn't help but urge, "Why is it taking so long this time?"

Carl retorted defensively, "What's your hurry? Whether it's real or fake, it's all here, and your things won't run away."

Victoria looked for a few more minutes before slowly speaking, "This one is real."

Mr. Aitch's eyes overflowed with joy. The anger caused by the two fake items just disappeared, "Humph, finally one is real!"