Appraisal: Duffner & Kimberly Water Hyacinth Shade, ca. 1906
Watch Arlie Sulka appraise a Duffner & Kimberly water hyacinth shade, ca. 1906, in this Season 28 digital exclusive.
Appraisal: Enamel Turkey Brooch, ca. 1940
Check out Lourdes Winnick's appraisal of an enamel turkey brooch, ca. 1940, in this Season 28 digital exclusive.
Extraordinary Find: Jane Peterson "The Answer" Oil Painting
Did this guest hold on to her ca. 1925 Jane Peterson oil painting titled "The Answer" after Deb Force's appraisal? Find out in Extraordinary Finds 3.
Extraordinary Find: Carroll O'Connor's Archie Bunker Coat
Check out this digital-only segment of Extraordinary Finds 3, where one guest explains what happened to her coat worn by actor Carroll O'Connor in the show "All in the Family."
Extraordinary Find: Red Diamond Ring
In Extraordinary Finds 3, learn what happens to a red diamond ring, ca. 1920, after it was appraised by Kevin Zavian.
Extraordinary Find: 1941 Willie Sutton Prison Escape Head & Hand
What did this guest do with a 1941 Willie Sutton prison-escape head & hand after it was appraised by James Supp? Learn more in Extraordinary Finds 3!
Extraordinary Find: 1999 Pokémon Base Unlimited & Fossil 1st Ed. Booster Boxes
Watch this digital-only segment of Extraordinary Finds 3, where collectibles expert Travis Landry explains what happened to two unwrapped booster boxes after their 2023 appraisal in Sturbridge.
Extraordinary Find: Evelyn Rumsey Cary "Woman Suffrage" Poster
Nicholas Lowry recalls his 2008 appraisal of a Evelyn Rumsey Cary "Woman Suffrage" poster, ca. 1905, in Extraordinary Finds 3.
Extraordinary Find: Helen Hayes's "Verdura for Chanel" Cuff
In Extraordinary Find 3, find out what this guest did with her Helen Hayes's Verdura for Chanel cuff, ca. 1930, after it was appraised by Laura Woolley in 2021.
Extraordinary Find: 1655 Shakespeare "King Lear" 3rd Quarto Edition
At Roadshow's 2022 stop in Shelburne, VT, Devon Eastland appraised a 1655 Shakespeare "King Lear" 3rd quarto edition. Find out what the guest did with the book in Extraordinary Finds 3!
Extraordinary Find: Louis Rice-designed Skyscraper Coffee & Tea Service
In Extraordinary Finds 3, find out what happens to a Louis Rice-designed Skyscraper coffee & tea service, ca. 1928, after it was appraised by Jason Preston in 2022.
Extraordinary Find: Walter Johnson, Babe Ruth & Honus Wagner-signed Baseballs
Leila Dunbar tells the story of two baseballs, one signed by Walter Johnson and another by Babe Ruth & Honus Wagner, after their appraisals in Extraordinary Finds 3.
Extraordinary Find: 1945 Gertrude Abercrombie Surrealist Painting
In Extraordinary Finds 3, discover what happens to this 1945 Gertrude Abercrombie surrealist painting after it was appraised by Aaron Bastian in 2019.
Extraordinary Find: Pete Seeger-autographed Sign
In Extraordinary Finds 3, discover where a Pete Seeger-autographed sign wound up after it was appraised by Tim Gordon.
Extraordinary Find: 1892 H.F. Farny Watercolor & Gouache Painting
In Extraordinary Finds 3, Meredith Hilferty reflects on her 2017 appraisal of a 1892 H.F. Farny watercolor & gouache painting.
Extraordinary Find: 1964 Aurora Plastics Godzilla Model
In Extraordinary Finds 3, Travis Landry recalls appraising a 1964 Aurora Plastics Godzilla model during Roadshow's 2018 stop in San Diego.
Extraordinary Find: 1876 John Alexander Stoneware Cooler
In Extraordinary Finds 3, learn what happens to this 1876 John Alexander stoneware cooler after it was appraised by Allan Katz in 2004.
Extraordinary Find: 1917 Boston Red Sox Baseball Calendar
In Extraordinary Finds 3, find out what happens to a 1917 Boston Red Sox baseball calendar after it was appraised by Simeon Lipman in 2021.
Extraordinary Finds 3 Sneak-Peek Preview
Get a sneak peek of Extraordinary Finds 3, with brand new follow-up stories about what happened to ANTIQUES ROADSHOW's favorite finds!
Explainer: Why Values Change Over Time
Have you ever wondered why the value of some items go up, down, or stay the same? ROADSHOW talked with our experts about several key factors that can cause market values for antiques and collectibles to fluctuate over time.
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