Appraisal: 1903 Colt Single Action Army Revolver
Check out Paul Carella's appraisal of a 1903 Colt single action army revolver in Did Grandma Lie?
Appraisal: Oglala Sioux Winter Count
Watch Donald Ellis's appraisal of an Oglala Sioux winter count in Did Grandma Lie?
Appraisal: Dedham Pottery Vase, ca. 1900
Watch Matthew Quinn's appraisal of a Dedham pottery vase, ca. 1900, in Did Grandma Lie?
Appraisal: Old Hickory Chair Company Rocker, ca. 1910
In Did Grandma Lie?, Andrew Brunk appraises an Old Hickory rocking chair, ca. 1910.
Appraisal: Matched-pair Diamond Ring, ca. 1910
See Peter Planes's appraisal of a matched-pair diamond ring, ca. 1910 in Did Grandma Lie?
Appraisal: Benjamin Greenleaf Portraits, ca. 1810
Check out Wes Cowan's appraisal of Benjamin Greenleaf oil portraits, ca. 1810 in Did Grandma Lie?
Appraisal: French Campaign Clock, ca. 1790
Dean Armentrout appraises a French campaign clock from around 1790 in Did Grandma Lie?
Appraisal: Hopi Kachina Figure, ca. 1910
In Did Grandma Lie?, Bruce M. Shackleford appraises a Hopi Kachina figure, ca. 1910.
Appraisal: 1900 Mark Twain Letter
In Did Grandma Lie?, Catherine Williamson appraises a Mark Twain letter from around 1900.
Appraisal: Concord, Massachusetts Card Table, ca. 1800
In Did Grandma Lie?, Christopher Barber appraises a Concord, Massachusetts federal card table, ca. 1800.
Appraisal: Ruby & Diamond Bracelet, ca. 1895
Watch Berj Zavian appraise a ruby & diamond bracelet, ca. 1895, in Did Grandma Lie?
Appraisal: Late 19th-C. Fish Scale-decorated Anchor & Dome
Watch Jason Preston's appraisal of a late 19th-century fish scale-decorated anchor in Did Grandma Lie?
Appraisal: 1873 California Gold Quartz Presentation Cane
In Did Grandma Lie?, Matthew C. Quinn appraises a 1873 California Gold Quartz Presentation Cane.
Appraisal: Ottoman Zarf, ca. 1875
Check out David Walker's appraisal of an Ottoman zarf from around 1875 in Did Grandma Lie?
Appraisal: Renaissance-revival Poison Ring, ca. 1875
Watch Sarah Churgin appraise a renaissance-revival poison ring, ca. 1875, in Did Grandma Lie?
Appraisal: Oil Painting Attributed to Franciabigio
In Did Grandma Lie?, Alan Fausel appraises an oil painting attributed to Franciabigio.
Appraisal: Windsor Chair & Passport, ca. 1815
Watch Stephen C. Massey's appraisal of a Windsor chair & passport, ca. 1815, in Did Grandma Lie?
Appraisal: Old Hickory Chair Company Rocker, ca. 1910
Watch Andrew Brunk appraise an Old Hickory chair company rocker from 1910 in Did Grandma Lie?
Appraisal: Stoneware Jug, ca. 1900
Check out Ken Farmer's appraisal of a stoneware jug, ca. 1900, in Did Grandma Lie?
Appraisal: Ruby & Diamond Bracelet, ca. 1895
In Did Grandma Lie?, Berj Zavian appraises a ruby & diamond bracelet, ca. 1895.
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