Appraisal: 1897 Utah Semi-Centennial Cups & Tiffany Pin
Check out the appraisal of 1897 Utah semi-centennial cups and a Tiffany pin, by Barry Weber, from Our 50 States Hour 2.
Billings, MT (Hour One) - Preview
A 19th-century Chinese jade brush washer; a 1752 English silver coursing trophy; and a long-lost 19th-century Arthur Brown watercolor scene of Yellowstone National Park. 8/19/2013
Hidden Treasure: Emile Galle Jardiniere
In a bonus appraisal video from Billings, Hour 1, Nick Dawes evaluates an Emile Galle Jardiniere, ca. 1880 - an excellent example of French Renaissance revival pottery.
Bonus Footage: The History of Making Marionettes
Gary Busk, puppet historian, collector, and restorer is the proud owner of over 1000 marionettes. In this ANTIQUES ROADSHOW bonus footage, Gary invites us into his workshop to discuss puppet construction and history.
Bonus Appraisal: Pioneer Packard Toy Pedal Car
Antique toys expert Noel Barrett appraises a Pioneer Packard toy pedal car for $5,000 to $6,000 and explains what collectors look for in toy pedal cars at auction.
Field Trip: Marionettes
Host Mark Walberg and appraiser Noel Barrett visit the home and workshop of puppet historian Gary Busk to discuss selections from his vast collection.
Owner Interview: J.H. Beard Painting
Drew, the owner of a highly valuable oil painting by James Henry Beard, titled, The Illustrious Guest, talked to us about her reaction to the news she received from appraiser Alan Fausel during her July 2008 taping for ANTIQUES ROADSHOW in Dallas, Texas.
Bonus Footage: More on Antique Flags
Rare antique flags can command high prices, leading to reproductions and fakes in the market place. In this ANTIQUES ROADSHOW bonus footage, host Mark Walberg and appraiser Beth Szescila discuss tips on authenticating and caring for old flags.
Field Trip: Antique Flags
Host Mark Walberg and appraiser Beth Szescila visit the Texas Hall of State in Dallas to discuss rare antique and reproduction flags.
Your Day at Roadshow
Check out this guided video tour of your day at an ANTIQUES ROADSHOW event, with host Mark L. Walberg.
Des Moines, IA (Hour Three) - Preview
A circa 1856 Des Moines city plan; a circa 1838 E.C. Brewster beehive clock; and a circa 1925 round European-cut diamond and platinum ring.
Appraisal: E.C. Brewster Beehive Clock, ca. 1838
John Delaney appraises an E.C. Brewster beehive clock, ca. 1838, from Des Moines Hour 3.
Appraisal: D.C. French Bust of R. W. Emerson, ca. 1900
Eric Silver appraises a D.C. French bust of R. W. Emerson, ca. 1900, from Des Moines Hour 3.
Appraisal: Woman's Relief Corps Ribbon Quilt, ca. 1900
Beth Szescila appraises a Woman's Relief Corps ribbon quilt, ca. 1900, from Des Moines Hour 3.
Appraisal: Late 19th C. Chinese Enamel & Silver Box
Stuart Slavid appraises a late 19th century Chinese enamel and silver box, from Des Moines Hour 3.
Appraisal: 1935 C.F. Martin D-18 Guitar
James N. Baggett appraises a 1935 C.F. Martin D-18 guitar, from Des Moines Hour 3.
Appraisal: Connecticut River Valley Chair Table, ca. 1800
Dean Failey appraises a Connecticut River Valley chair table, ca. 1800, from Des Moines Hour 3.
Appraisal: Cast Iron Windmill Weight, ca. 1890
Marybeth Keene appraises a cast iron windmill weight, ca. 1890, from Des Moines Hour 3.
Appraisal: "View of Des Moines" Print, ca. 1856
Donald H. Cresswell appraises a "View of Des Moines" print, ca. 1856, from Des Moines Hour 3.
Appraisal: 1909 Theodore Duret "Die Impressionisten"
Stephen C. Massey appraises a 1909 Theodore Duret "Die Impressionisten," from Des Moines Hour 3.
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