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Clip: Season 23 Episode 24 | 1m 38s
Hear from our guest, Nancy, as she speaks to her family's history with a Charles Rohlfs masterpiece.
Aired: 11/04/19
Video has closed captioning.Funding for ANTIQUES ROADSHOW is provided by Liberty Mutual Insurance, Ancestry, and Consumer Cellular. Additional funding is provided by public television viewers.
Promo: Interview with the Producers
Promo: Luke Crafton and Marsha Bemko talk Extraordinary Finds
Interview with the "Extraordinary Finds" Producers
Producer Luke Crafton interviews Executive Producer Marsha Bemko on ROADSHOW's milestone.
Segment: Michael Grogan — Erik Magnussen Original Drawing
Roadshow visits RISD to learn about their acquisition of the Magnussen coffee set designs.
Digital Short: Barrett — The Buffalo Bill Era
Noel Barrett discusses the significance of the Buffalo Bill era.
Segment: Nicho Lowry — Bern Hill Posters & Maquettes
Nicho Lowry talks about his thrill in discovering an unknown artist in Louisville.
Segment: Lee Dunbar — Boston Red Stockings Archive
Lee Dunbar reminisces about her million-dollar baseball-card discovery in NYC in 2014!
Digital Short: Katz — Why Do You Love Folk Art?
Allan Katz talks explains how and why he became such a Folk Art fanatic.
Digital Short: Hear More from Ken Gloss
Ken Gloss on why he loves seeing — and touching — old books and manuscripts.
Digital Short: Mason — What Made Me Think It Was Chinese?
Lark Mason describes his initial reasoning on why he believed the screen was Chinese.
Digital Short: Buxton — Distinguishing Between Phases
John Buxton defines the different phases of a Navajo blanket.
Digital Short: Keno — Why Grunge Is Good
Leigh Keno explains why maybe you shouldn't clean that grungy furniture!
Segment: Laura Woolley — 1969 John Lennon "Bed In" Sign
Laura Woolley remembers the John & Yoko memorabilia that almost floored her guest in NYC.
Segment: John Sollo — Charles Rohlfs Mahogany Chair
John Sollo reminisces about a unique Charles Rohlfs chair he appraised in 2006.
Segment: Allan Katz — Child's Swan Sleigh, ca. 1880
Allan Katz talks about his mate to the swan-shaped sled he found in Milwaukee.
Segment: Robert Waterhouse — Early 15th-Century Bodhisattva
Robert Waterhouse discusses a rare and valuable bodhisattva he found in St. Louis in 2017.
Segment: Leigh Keno — Seymour Card Table, ca. 1794
Leigh Keno gets excited all over again about ROADSHOW's first tag-sale triumph!
Digital Short: Sulka — Tiffany Lamps
Arlie Sulka speaks to the short production and popularity of Tiffany lamps.
Digital Short: Katz — See Inside Allan Katz's Living Room
Allan Katz invited our cameras into his home to see his fantastic Folk Art collection.
Digital Short: Hi, I'm Nicho Lowry
Nicho tries to get in the zone in these outrageous outtakes.
Digital Short: Fesko — Why Remington Is Often Faked
Colleene Fesko explains why Frederic Remington is one of the most forged artists.
Digital Short: Dunbar — What You Don't See at ROADSHOW
Lee Dunbar discusses what goes into appraising your antiques.
Digital Short: Buxton — Who Was Kit Carson?
John Buxton explains more about Kit Carson's possible connection to the Navajo blanket.
Digital Short: Farmer — Appraising Before the Internet
Ken Farmer reflects upon appraising at ROADSHOW back in the early 2000s.
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Explore the era between Boomers and Millennials to discover exciting treasures from Gen X!
Celebrate 500 episodes with an hour of pivotal moments, amazing finds, interviews & more!
Marvel at magnificent Memphis treasures from Season 9, like a $100K updated appraisal!
Revist Season 10 to see if treasures from the smallest state have the biggest value.
Travel to Bismarck for Season 10 updates, including a value jump to $400,000-$600,000!
Everything is bigger in Texas—including the updated values of treasures from 2005.
Soak up Sunshine State Appraisals from 2005, Including a $100,000-$150,000 Treasure!
Discover which marvelous Minnesota treasure has skyrocketed in the market to $2M – $3M!
Churchill Downs Racetrack, Hour 3
Giddy up for great antiques at Churchill Downs Racetrack!
