ANTIQUES ROADSHOW is part adventure, part history lesson, and part treasure hunt! Watch as specialists from the country's leading auction houses and independent dealers offer free appraisals of antiques and collectibles, revealing fascinating truths about family treasures and flea market finds.
Search your attics, scour your local thrift stores, and be sure to save the date, because ROADSHOW is coming to a city near you this summer! Executive Producer Marsha Bemko reveals where ROADSHOW is headed on its 2012 Summer Tour and talks about the treasures she hopes to find along the way.
Watch Wendell D. Garrett 's appraisal of a New England highboy, ca. 1780, from Pittsburgh Hour 1.
In Pittsburgh, Hour 1, Kathleen Guzman appraises an intimate collection of letters written between composer Cole Porter and his longtime friend, actor Monty Woolley.
Watch David Rago's appraisal of an 1876 Isaac Broome porcelain bust, in Pittsburgh Hour 1.
In Pittsburgh Hour 1, Paul Winicki appraises a minute repeating pocket watch, ca. 1905. Watch the appraisal and find out how much it's worth!
Watch Nan Chisholm's appraisal of a Carolyn Wyeth still life, ca. 1940, in Pittsburgh Hour 1.
In Pittsburgh Hour 1, Ken Gloss appraises a 1788 New York Daily Advertiser that includes an early copy of the US Constitution.
In Pittsburgh Hour 1, Kathleen M. Bailey appraises a Webb Peachblow glass vase, ca. 1880. Watch the appraisal and find out how much it's worth!
Check out Sean Delaney's appraisal of a Jacob Cope grandfather clock, ca. 1820, in Pittsburgh Hour 1.
Check out Kevin Zavian's appraisal of a conch pearl stick pin, ca. 1915.
Check out Rafael Eledge's appraisal of Mexican War & Civil War uniforms, in Pittsburgh Hour 1.
Watch Richard Johnston's appraisal of a 1952 Gibson ES-295 electric guitar, in Pittsburgh Hour 1.
Check out James A. Ffrench's appraisal of a silk Kashan Rug, ca. 1920, in Pittsburgh Hour 1.
In Pittsburgh Hour 1, John A. Buxton appraises a Joseph Olabade bead picture, ca. 1975. Watch the appraisal and find out how much it's worth!
Watch Matthew C. Quinn's appraisal of a Charles Limbert signed oil lamp, ca. 1905, in Pittsburgh Hour 1.
In Pittsburgh Hour 1, folk art expert Allan Katz appraises a carved and painted model carousel, ca. 1900, that actually spins! Watch the appraisal and find out how much it's worth!
Glen, the owner of the William Zoarch cat carving, talked to us after his appraisal in Eugene about his feline fetish and how the $20,000-$30,000 carving gets along with his three live cats at home!
Ted Trotta appraises an archive of Kiowa objects, including a hand-colored tintype of a Kiowa couple that is particularly rare, because the couple's name, Mr. and Mrs. Tahasan, was scribbled beneath the photo -- an important piece of information that is often lost in Native American photography.
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