Take a look as Kathleen Harwood appraises a Charles Craig Indian Chief Portrait Painting, ca. 1910, in Phoenix, Hour 3.

Check out Sarah Shinn Pratt's appraisal of an Early 20th-Century Singing Bird Cage Automaton, in Phoenix, Hour 3.

Take a look as Rudy Franchi appraises a Gerald Ford Signed Letters & Archive, ca. 1975, in Phoenix, Hour 3.

Watch as Ken Sanders appraises a Frank Lloyd Wright Drawing of the Benjamin Adelman House, ca. 1955, in Phoenix, Hour 3.

Check out Kevin Zavian's appraisal of an Enamel & Rock Crystal Pendant Watch, ca. 1910, in Phoenix, Hour 3.

Watch as Eric Silver appraises a 1920 Paul Troubetzkoy Bronze Figure of Mademoiselle Svirsky, in Phoenix, Hour 3.

Take a look as Leslie Keno appraises a Dunlap High Chest of Drawers, ca. 1780, in Phoenix, Hour 3.

Nan Chisholm appraises this 1921 Lyonel Feininger watercolor, "Silver Stars," in Phoenix, Hour 3.

Is your furniture a match made in heaven or an unholy matrimony? In this bonus footage, appraiser Leslie Keno offers his tips on how to spot married furniture.

A violin made by the Gagliano family in Naples in the early 1800s and a violin bow made in France in the shop of Jean-Baptiste Vuillaume.

Kevin Zavian appraises two Art Deco lapel watches in Phoenix, Hour 2.

In Denver, Hour 1, Ian Ehling appraises a 1929 William Faulkner inscribed "Sartoris" first edition.

In this preview from Madison, Hour 1, it's a red-letter day for the owner of a Frank Sinatra signed letter to columnist Mike Royko. Watch the appraisal by Simeon Lipman.

Mitch, the owner of a fake Schrank Pennsylvania cabinet, reflects on what he learned from appraiser J. Michael Flanigan at the July 2009 taping for ANTIQUES ROADSHOW in Madison, Wisconsin.

Find out what Martha, the owner of a Walt Whitman memoir inscribed by the author to a group of firefighters, had to say after her June 2009 ROADSHOW appraisal in Atlantic City, and hear what her plans are for this historic item.

Susan, the owner of an impressive genre scene painting by Canadian artist Cornelius Krieghoff, talked to us about her surprising appraisal at the June 2009 taping for ANTIQUES ROADSHOW in Atlantic City, New Jersey.

In anticipation of Thanksgiving, ROADSHOW is getting festive! In this preview from Atlantic City, Hour 3, Elaine Banks Stainton appraises a Flemish Village Festival Painting, ca. 1600.