Check out Bruce M. Shackelford's appraisal of an 1885 Kiowa beaded toy baby carrier, from Pittsburgh Hour 3.

Watch Lark E. Mason's appraisal of Chinese jade & porcelain figures, ca. 1925, from Pittsburgh Hour 3.

Check out Alan Fausel's appraisal of a 1946 Rockwell Kent "Land of Peace" oil, from Pittsburgh Hour 3.

In Pittsburgh Hour 3, J. Michael Flanigan appraises Mary McNair needlework samplers, ca. 1823. Watch the appraisal and find out how much it's worth!

In Pittsburgh Hour 3, Jeffrey Shrader appraises a WWII PT boat commander's group. Check out the appraisal and find out how much it's worth!

Check out Donald Cresswell's appraisal of a 1777 Scull and Heap Philadelphia map, from Pittsburgh Hour 3.

Check out Andrew Brunk's appraisal of a carved Hadley chest, ca. 1710, from Pittsburgh Hour 3.

Watch Gloria Lieberman's appraisal of an Art Deco jade & sapphire Ring, ca. 1928, from Pittsburgh Hour 3.

Watch Nancy Druckman's appraisal of a Victorian "crazy quilt" from Pittsburgh Hour 3.

Check out Jeni Sandberg's appraisal of a late 19th-century pietra dura plaque from Pittsburgh, Hour 3.

In Pittsburgh Hour 3, Stephen C. Massey appraises Kennedy family correspondence, ca. 1960. Check out the appraisal and find out how much it's worth!

When Victor brought a mysterious wooden shelf to ROADSHOW's 2011 event in Pittsburgh, appraiser Anne Ingelbrink knew it was a charming piece of early English furniture worth $3,000 at auction, but she still couldn't guess what it might have been used for. Did it hold some sort of pipe? Was it a religious object? ROADSHOW wants to hear from you! What do you think it is?

In Pittsburgh, host Mark L. Walberg joins appraiser Arlie Sulka at the Carnegie Museum of Art to explore the striking, vibrantly colored vases, bottles and jars made by glass master Maurice Marinot.

Hear more from Dabby, the owner of if a dazzling yellow mine cut diamond ring that was appraised in Pittsburgh for $70,000-$90,000!

Cliff, the owner of three Charles Darwin first editions, spoke with us after his appraisal in Pittsburgh about how his feelings towards the rare books evolved after learning that they are worth $143,000-$284,000!

In this web exclusive from Pittsburgh, the owner of a collection of railroad posters and prints has no problem getting on board with Nicho Lowry's appraisal estimate for the group.

In a preview from Pittsburgh, Hour 2, Nancy Druckman appraises a mischievous-looking carved wood devil figure that she calls the epitome of American folk art. But is there any value hiding behind that devilish grin? Watch the appraisal to find out!

Check out Ken Farmer's appraisal of a French carved & gilded mirror, ca. 1780, from Pittsburgh Hour 2.

Check out David P. McCarron's appraisal of an early 20th-century Daum art glasslLamp, from Pittsburgh Hour 2.