[music playing]
BARRY: I'm really intrigued to find out what that face
thing is inside that sofa unit.
First box of the day, sandpaper.
Hey, now.
Pretty far away from $1,500 plus, that's for sure.
It's empty.
OK, we've waited long enough.
Now, for the reason I bought this locker.
Oh, ho, ho, ho, ho ho.
Unbelievable.
Incredible.
And I mean it.
Look at that.
Any likeness?
This piece, got to be one-of-a-kind.
The teeth appear to be actually really dentures.
They're real glass eyes.
Look at this, there's a whole scene
going on in this guy's head.
This is something real special.
I'm glad Dave is going to help with this furniture
'cause it is frickin' heavy.
DAVE: Barry, let me show you something.
Forget this.
I want to show you, this is the deal, right here.
And what the hell is that?
That's the jackpot, Daddy-o.
Check this out.
Look at the stuff inside there.
There's like a gnome--
[cuckoo chime]
This is a demented wood sculpture guy that
had too much time on his hands.
DAVE: That head-- it's creepy.
You want to know something Barry?
I'll guarantee you that this piece here is probably
the most valuable piece you have in the unit,
worth $400 to $500.
Well, I'll take it back.
I'll sell it.
Whatever the final selling price is, we'll split 50/50.
BARRY: Dave may know furniture, but he's
wrong about that sculpture.
I think there's some money in that head.
He's gonna love this one.
I sent some photos of that wood sculpture to my buddy Dennis.
Hopefully, he's able to dig up some info on that head.
- Hey, Barry. - Hey, Dennis.
How are you doing?
Well, I'm doing, man.
This is pretty spectacular.
BARRY: Isn't it?
I guess so.
Look at that.
OK, so you're always saying I'm really good, right?
BARRY: Yeah, I do.
DENNIS: Well, today I'm gonna prove it.
After you sent me the photos and the information on this thing,
I turn this up.
And I find the artist's name, Mike Medow.
BARRY: Wow.
DENNIS: Californian.
He's still doing work.
This is another piece with a slightly different face
that he did for this beautiful story
about man's hidden environment.
BARRY: Mm-hmm.
DENNIS: And that's the play on what's going on in his head,
man's hidden environment.
That's amazing.
DENNIS: So this is an original head by the same artist,
fabulous piece-- BARRY: I mean, look at--
--from 1972.
BARRY: --look at the layers, the lamination.
There's got to be--
I counted about 12 of them on here, pieces
that he's laminated together.
DENNIS: The process is wonderful.
And then this wonderful room in the back.
I mean-- BARRY: I know.
Look in there.
DENNIS: Boy, that's really something.
BARRY: Is that amazing?
There's pictures on the wall.
There's a table with a lamp.
There's the moon out the window and--
BARRY: It's incredible.
DENNIS: --there's this little troll.
Now, to get right to the coconut.
Yes, sir.
What do I think it's worth?
Yes, sir.
I would say that if it were in a gallery,
they would certainly ask--
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--$6,000.
And maybe more.
Are you serious?
DENNIS: Absolutely, man.
BARRY: That's great.
But the problem is--
'Cause you're not letting it go.
Typical Barry.
Thanks for bringing it around.
I enjoyed seeing it.
Buddy, [laughs] I'll see you later.
Take care.
Six grand's a lot of money.
But for now, this head is sticking with me.
Look at you.
My first time here, I must admit.
DAVE: You like it?
BARRY: You've got a little bit of everything, David.
DAVE: Yeah. BARRY: All right.
DAVE: I'm just going to go ahead and give you your half.
I'm sure glad I didn't take those leather
couches in because, you know.
The leather couches turned out to be terrible.
But the head, it was a pleasant surprise.
DAVE: All right.
I mean, I paid $1,500 for that locker.
Yeah.
At first I thought, well, that's a lot
to pay for just some head.
[laughs]
If you laugh, they're gonna cut it out.
If you just-- like it went over both of our heads,
like we're stupid--
Hit it, again.
I don't know. $1,500 is kind of a lot
to pay for just some head.
[laughs] I would say so.
BARRY: You can't laugh, ya dip [bleep]..