Antique Roadshow first televised program 1997

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IN THE 1600s. GHT, THs IS IWHAT A WATCH ULD LOOK LIK IF IWAS IN T 16. UL1640 ■ AND I ■ THAT ME, THE ENGLISWERE MAKING VY, VERY FEW WA■HES. OVER THEEA, 'S BEE CHANGED A LITTLE BIT RELYER VERY OFHIS TY SVIVE. LIKE THIS EN I CAME HEREVER G AND, IN FACT, I DIDN EVEN BRING MY BOOK ■ ■ OF EARLY ELISHLOCKMARS SO I CAN'T TELL YOU MR. GILP'S DAW BUT I CAN LL Y W WKI ABLYN THE FIRST HALF OFHE 1CENTURY. THHER THG I CAN LL YOUS TT EN I FIR SAW IS WAT I D TO CTA MY EXCITEMENT IN I HAEEN NDR■'EENR■ OF THESE WATCH UM, IT'S AN ENISH NDAR WATH U ■LY AANDFUL OF THESE RVIVE. STTH ANE TO PUTN MY THIING CAP TO SAY, "WELL, WHAT IS TH WATCHORTH?" I MIGHY I'NO■REALLYURE. T IF I WD TO HAZARD A GUESS ■ ■E . WO MAYBE $20,00 OE UM, DOOWr■■ ■ IN MY LI AND FAMILY HTORY ITAKES I■THAT MUCH MORE SPECIAL ANI'M DE)■GHD TOE EN IT. THANYOU SOUCH. O. YOU OUGHT A WONDERFUL HI, THAN FOROMOD TELL ME A LITTLE BIT ABOUT HOW TH CAME TO BE INOUR POSSESSION WELL, PRLY MEWHERE BETWEEN 15 A0 YES O A HOUSSALE AND THISASEBALL S IN A r■ AND IT HADLL ESE WONDERFULSIT WHAT INTRI ME WAS■ M A GIRLS' LEAGU SO BOUGH■IT FOR PRABLY A QUARTER, TOOK IT HO T IT I A AWER ■ND EN THEOVIE ■I SAID" IS■BASE? AND I WENTND DUGT OUT SURG IT FTHE ALAMERICAN GIRLS'ROFESSIONAL BASEBALL LEAGUE. JU ABSELY WONDFUL ABT IT. YOURRY IS UM, YOU VE, OF COUR, AS YOU S A SIGNEDASEBALL FROM THE OFñIAL PRESSIONAL GIRLS'EAGUE. AND IT'SIGNED OM THEEA D THE 0 AND ■EN EONE WHO WAS ON L U VE THE WONDERFUL SIGNATURES HE OF SOME THGREAT STARS ■UMI LOVE THIS SIGTURE TH YOUD■ME BEFE: "MUMMY" INGER. GHT. UM, 'S A G SIGNATURE AND THEY JT HAVE TERRIFIC NES. UM, YOU KNOW, WHEN YOU THINK POS MEMORALIA 90% OF THE MIS OF COUE, BASEBALL. BUT IT'S ALL BE RUTH D LOU GEHRIG AND THGREAT AR TH WE KNOW WHO AREEN. ■ó9 THIS I.. IS IS RRIFIC. DID U TRYr■ TO FIND OUT WHAT THIS WAS WORTH? I'VEEEN TO SOME OF THE TS MEMORALIA SHS AND THEY LOOK ATT D THEYAN'T GE ME A IA SE ONEITHER. BEUSE THER WELLCEAINLY ■ E WON'S LEAGUES WERE A VERY IMPORTANT EVE BASEBALL HOTLY CONTTE AYOWOULD IMAGINE, BY THE MEN TO HAVE THEM ENTER. AND OFTTART ■ BY HNGO THMINOR AGUE TES ASELL PITCHI FOR T. I VE ONLY ACTUALLY SEEN A BALL LIKE THIS UP CE BEFAT ATION IT, INT, SHELLACKE■ ■ UM, RY OFT, BALLHAVE A YELLOWISH PEARANCE TO THEM WERD AND THAT'S BECSE THELS AN■THE SHELLAC ACTUAL OVER TIME LLS TH UM... TH BEGITO DCOLOR TREMENDOLYr■r■ AND THEY, IN FACT, AND SOHIS WOULD BE IN REALLY, REALLY VER VY SHA WI TOT ALL SIGNURES OTHEM. ANY IDEA DO YAVE ■WHAT IT MI BE WORTH ■ I HAVE NO IDEA. ■WELL I VE TO SAY THINYOU DID A LITT■ BET TH A QUART. , I... THE BALL THAT WAS SD AT AUCTIBOUT THR YEARS AGO $2,A PRALE TO3,000 ON IT. , MY G. AND IT ACTUA ■ F $4,0. OH..THAT'S ASTOUG. SO Y HE A VERYARE LLECTIHERE D,M, IT S CTAINLY I VERY VALUABLE... ■ WELL, IT'S GOING INTOHE VLT NOW THK U.r■ THANK VERY MUC CAUG MY TEIO CAUSE OFHE DRAN HERE ON THE OUE T I WA TO HEAR ABWHERE U GOT IT. I GREW UP A TOWN CAEDDEN INESTERNEW YORK ■MY MHER WAS AN ANTIQUE HOU AND SHBOUGHT IT AT A SLL ANTUE DEA■R THATAS FENDSH IN TT TOWN. ■ AND YOU WE WITH HER? YES, IT WAS OB ABOUT 19701971 ■ AND I WAS A KID AND I USEDGO WITHER D WENTITH EN SHEOUT ■ISIECE. HE IS A IE OFHE FY? AH, SHE S. SHE S? SHE HAD BEEN FRIENDS WI■ MY MOTHER r■ AND SHE WOULD CALL HER EVERY ONCE IN A WHILE... WHEN S'D GET A SPECIAL THING IN. AT'D TELL YOU ABOUT THIS? U KN, MY MOTHER DI'T OW TOOUCH T IT.. ■REALLY'TNOMU A I MEAN, E TOLDIT W OLD R■WA'TN SU IF IT WAS ESE ORAPBUT MY MOTHER-- IT W O O HEFAVORITE PIECE AND SHE WAS ALYS YING TO FIND O INFORMATIOON IT WHICH ISHY I BROUGHIT HERE T.r■ ■, GOODWELL, LET ME TELL YOU WHAT IAN ABO IT, L RIGHT? WATHE DRHICH MT THE INGS PE■SSIA INSTALYTENTIr■ WITH CNESE OR JAPANESE ART. AND THE INTEREINTHING ABOUT THE DRAGONS IS TT IFOUOOK HERE YOLL SEE AT THE CLAW... ON T DRA VE CLAWS... ■ OKAY. U HEAR THE MYTLOGY ABOUT VE-CLAWED DRON DENOTES TH THE OECT WAS MADE FORMPERIAUSE HOEHOLD. R E IMPERI OOH, INTERTING. D IF Y H FOUR C)■WS BUT IS HAP j■ HAVE FIVE CLA.r■ D THEN THE HER ■INGINTESTING. , THISS GETTING THAT'ST OF ■NICE ABOUT IT WHICH IS A LOTUS DESIGN, AND U OFTEFIND THISE WORK ON 18th-CENTURCAED IVORD LAOBJES. ANSO YOU FIND AT ON THIS. N 18t CENTUR. 'S ST OF AYLINDRAL FOR YODO FIND THIS AT LATER PDS OF TIM AN■IF Y LOOK AT IT THEFACE THCAING LOOKPRETTY GOO AND YOU JUST GET HAD YOIDEAR■ A PRETá■ GOOD ELING OUT ITr■ ABT THE E ? WHAT DID SHE PAY FOR IT SHE PA, I LIEVE IT WAS ABO $125R $150T THAT TE AND I ESS I SORT THOUGHT MAYBE BETWEEN $5 AND $000. UHUH, WELL.. AS YOU LOOK AT I.. AS O LOOKST IT MORE D MORE UM... RST NOTICE THE THINGS THAT WE'VE TAED ABO BUT TH YOURT TO LOOK AGN ■ D AS IVORY, IVORHAS SORT OA GRAITO IT. OKr■ IT'SIKE A RIN ANYOU SE LILEINES ANIF YOU LK THIS ■ YOU' NIC■ THATRESN'T TREE RGS AND,N FA,■ WHAT WE'VEOT IS A PIE OF PLASTIC. IS IT REALLY? IT'SLASTIC r■ THAT'SUNNY. D IT HAS AALUE OFBABLY MORE■THANUT $5 OR $10..■ INTERESTG. WHICH IS A GREAT SHAME. THAT ANTIQUELER DIDN'T PASONr■ SUCH A G FI, DID E? WELL, ITDDS HETORY, SO THAT'S GOOD. IT CAME T OU MOER'S ESTATE. D YOLLRE? SH AT ■AGE ■ OF 99 YEARAND NINEONS OLD. WEEçIDED THAT WE WOULD SE THE HSE AND THE HOE WAS LL OFHINGSUCH ATHIS-- L ANTIQUE. THIS RIFLE WAS FOUND IN THE BACK OA ORAGE CLOSET. WELLTH'S VERY■ INTERESTG Yr■ E OF PATTEROF RIFLE TODAY IN THE COLLECTIOR IN T ITITUTIONS THAT WE KNOW Or■ ■ THERE'S PROBABLY THR-- THIS BEING T FOURTHNETURN UP FROMS PRESENTATION AND VE LOT OEAT INIOR YOU. FACT, H ONE OF THE OTHER PRESENTION RIFLES FOR THIS SAME INCIDENT WE'RE VLI TH THEM. TH PATTE OF RIFL ISLED THE HALL FLINTLOCK RIFLE,KAY ANTHEY BAME ED BY THE RULAR ARMY ELY AS THE 18s AND INTO 183. THERE A BREECH- ADING MEANIS WHERE DEVE x■WN HER ACALLYELSETHIS BREECH WHI PULLS UP ■ AS OPPOSTHAT WERE OFUR EARMUZZLE-LOADERS. )■R ONTHISLE TS ADAPTED ■ TH IS STL F)■NTK TO PERCUSSION.r■ WHH IS THE EARLIER ANISM. ■ERE WAS ORI SCREW THAT C AND HELD A PIECE OF STONE IN HERE THAT FIRED YOU PULLED THK INTOS POSITION AND PUT WHAT CALLED TH"FRIEN" DO; HGAINST THAT DRPING SPARK TO THIS BREECHBLOCK ■WHICIGNITED RR. IT'S A SGLE SHOTN BEING A BRCHOADE ITLD BE VE QUKLY LOED WITHOUT HAVING STAND UP RAM T BALL DOWN D AD IT CHIME. W,HAHAPPENEDS IS PLAQUE WN HE IS WT'S OF THEREATEST OF SIGNIE. UN ACTU INVOLVES INCENT AT HAPPENED DURINGHEAR OF 1812 INTTSBURGH, W YORK RE TING TO TE NEW YORKTATE AIN D THE PSBURGH WAVE SCANT ■AT THAT POT. ■ A LOT OF THEROOPSFRA D LEFT THE AREA TO EAGE THE BRIT ER PAR OF THEAR. WHENHERIá■SH ■CID TOD ON T CIT PLTSBURG- OF OO BEGONE CAPA E OF LOCAL TY FM THISHRYING TO ND E NT THOOLHOUSE D WALE TO á■■LOT OFB ■ WHO WE 14 AND YEA OLD OUT ASHE BSH, TRYING TO CROSA BRGE ■ AND MENTO THE TY-- ABLE TO HOLD ONHE OTHER SID OFHE BRIDGEr■ AND KEEP THEM FROM CROSSING THEDGE. NO IYOU THINT IT THBRITI I- FRESH FROM THE NAPOLEONIC WAR-- WERE SOME OF THMOARNED. BA-H■NED SOIERS Y COULD HAVE TFIGHT AGAIN. FACT, I C'THINK OF WORSE ENEMYO HAVE AT TPOIN TIME. D HE'S SOME Y SCHLBOYS- r■ 14 A 15 YEARD-- R■ FR T BRITISH ARMY COMING IN ON THETHERIDE. TH WERE SUCCESUL. SUCFUL TH E CAPTN OF THE LOCAL MILIA TOLDH E OFHEOYS WL MAKE SURE TH CONGRS ESTS EACH ONE OF YOU WITH AIFLE." HE PURSUED THIS, BUT FORTATELY WI THE PAPERWORK WITH H IT TOOK CONGRESS OVER 20 YEARS TO FALLYPPVE E PUSE A PRESENá■TION O THE FL. W, THIS N-- WE OK AT TH PLUE BACRE Y RESOLVE CGRS "PRESENTED TO ETHAN EVT HIS GNTRYURIN ■E EGOF PLATTSBGH ■ AL THERE'S A PLAQUE BAC-- RIFLE-ICH IF WE ANTHIS PLAQUE HAS "E.E." WHICH REFE TO ETHAN EREST D THENT SAYS "SEPMBER 11, 1814" WHICH THE DATE OF THE INCIDENT OFHE SIEGE OPLATBU LITTLE FARTHERPOK A RIGHT HE IS AL DES. ANHALL WAS THE HEN THEY WE PRD ■ESE RIES ■THIS WLD HAVBEEN E MOSTFFICIENT MILITARY WEAPONF THE RIOD. AR IND THESE BOYS, AT ISOINTTIME ULD VE PROBABLY BEEN IN TIR 30s, MID-30s ANTHLD VE BEEN A WEAPON... RE OA MILITARY ASSAT APON MOREO THANT WOULD HAVE EN AUNTINGEAPO DUTO THE LENGTH. VALUE N WOUA TH WAIN SLITLY ■NICER COITIO WITH A LOT OF THE NG AASCOLO D IT SOLFO$44,000. SO IT'S A VERY IMPOR WEAPON YOU'VGOT HERE. ON■IN I WOULD GGES YOU HAVE LHT COAOF SURFACE GOI ON HEREr■ OM BEI INHE CSET. PUSOME OIL ON ■O STOP THAT SURFACRUST r■ D JUST TAKE ■REIT. I W j■ DOC RY ■ YOVER WA CLEHE GUN THAT'S WHY IT WA LE ITHIS.. BUT OIWILL ALWAYS PROTECT E GUNS FROM ANY FURERUST. SOIL IY OF STOPPING Y POTENTIAL PROBLEMS THATRE GOING ON BUT IT WILL NO CLN THE GUN. AS A PLEASURE TO S THE PIE. IT'S A V IMRTANT GUN. ■■ Ju: NOW 'RE WI GORDONVERSE A CLOCK DEALER FROM JU OUTSIDE PHADELPH. GORDON, TH IANINTEST ■ OF THE WOR O K ECTI TES WH YOHAVE HERE. ■ OH, I'D BE GLAD TO. THARE DIALS OM ANTIQUE GRANDFATR OC D EY'VE COME POPAR R A T OF PEOTOOLLECT PEOPLE WL BUY EM HANG THEM ON THEIRL VERY MUCH THE SAME W YOU ULD A PAINNG. O WILL PUTINE OR TEN ON A WALL GETHER AND THEY REALLY LOOK G. NOW, WHEN DO THESDATE FROM? AT'S..'S SURPRISIN TO LOT OF PEOPLE IS THAT THESE ALS ARE INED OLD. IN THIS AR HERE- THE ES Y SEE DN BUTHIS MIG BTE TO A LITT EARLIER. ITAYEVEN LATE 00s. REALLY? THIS IS THE OLDEST OF AL THE SQUARE DL, COURSE IS A MUCEARLIER RM OF DESIGN. AT DO THINGS LIKE TS COST? ■THE INTERESTINTHING AND ONE OFHE REASONS THINK THATHERE SO POPULA THESE 8■YSITH COLLECRS ISECAUSE THE..T SEEM ME TH'RE INEXPENSIVE. SOMETIMES YOCAN PICK UP NICEOFOOUT $1.IA IT MAY HAVE SOME FLAWS.r■ WHERS OTHE MIGHT COST UP TO $500 MORE. I S. BUT ALWAYS COUNT ON FIN O WHAT SORT OF RESTORATIONS THER D HOW D E DIAL IS BEFO Y BUY. INK TH'S A GD ID. ■ THKS, GORDON. I'VE G WHAT HAVYOUGO BAVOLUTIONARY BROUT US HRE APPR DISCRGE SIGN B GEORGEASHINGTON R A MAN NAME■ JAS COLUUS. YOU AINLY VE. THIS IS A GENUINEWAINGT DISCHGES ■ WITHLL TLDAPWO ONHE BAC A TEA JUSTS A VERAN■WOULD HAVE CARRI T OUND IN HIS CKET. SO MANY THEM ARE DAGED. ISNE SHOWSAGES HERE'S WASNGTON'S SIGNATURE,SEE. ■ -H. ■ANWEE T "JUN83 "1777 THOU JUNE 83 SO TT'SIX YEAR OF SERVICE. NOW, HOW DID YOU COME BTH? SHE UND I■BLACX UM■TUAL, MY MOM■ AFTER HER NT DD AND SHTHINKST'S BEEN IN HER FAMILY R A LONG TIME. BUT NOT A RELATIVE, PERHS. , NO, NOT A RETIVE. A REVE. ■ YEAHLL,THESTHINGS DO AEAATAL AND IS IS A AUTIFUL AMPLE. I SEE YOVE KEPIT A MYLAR FDER I GUES YOU'VE PPARED THIS CATALOGUE ENTRY ATHE BAC WHICH IS GRE UH... ■ HAOU SHO IT TO ARIENDSR TO.. DAYG WE, TOOK IT ILY ONE FOR OW-AND-TELL AND- E DIDN'T REALLY OW ATS WORT BA THEN- HE TOO ARO■ ALL KIDND SAI R■ SHE EDT OU'RE TOHING SHING GEORGE WASHINGTON UCHED" AND HE'S MY MOM AND THE ACHER IN A BIG ARGUMENT OFOW IT'REAL OR T. THAS AT YO SCHOOL? YEAH, THE TEACHEDIDN THINK AS R BELITHIS WAS REA DN'T NO, E DIDN'T BELVE IT. SHE OUGHT WAS A F NO, IT'S AS GENUINE AS C BE. DO Y HAVE IDEA AT IWORTH? I'VE SEEN QUITA FEW OF THEM. WELL, MEONE TOLDY MOM TH IT ULD BETH THSANDS OLLARS... IT IS WOH SOME THOUSAS OFOLLARS YES, FOR BETWEEN ■$600ND $10,0. THE CONDITIOCTOR CTATESHE DEMAND ON THE DAY AAUCTIO AND I'M VING Y ANUCTION PRICEOW. BU■IT'S SOMEWHERE ■BETW$6,0 AND $,000 ON GD DAY. THAT'S GREAT. YOU'RE HAPPY WITHHAT? AH! IT SEEMSIKYOU' G A LITTLE TREASURE IN TS BO WT D LIKE TO DO UP ■ ANWE'RE GOING TO TILT IT A BIT. W, IT i■OKS LIKE TME ■ WHAT WVE IRE ARE THE ON QUINTUETS. I R■çER Woman: THAT RIGHT. CAN YOU TELL ME A TTLE BIT? SOME F CHIOD PLAYH IS OH, S, GOT TSE I INK ARND 10. I MUST HAVE BEEN ABOUT EIGHT AND RELY ENJOYED PLAYING WITH THEM FOR... WEIT DOESN'SE ■ YOU PLAYED WITH THEM TOO OFT BECAUSE I NOTICE HER THAT THEY ALL HAVE THEIORIGINAL CLOTHING O ANEVERY DOLLE HAS ITS IGINAL BUTN WHICH IS EXTREMELY RARE. OF COURSE, EVERYBY IS FILIA WITH THE DIONNE TUET THESE LLS WERE AC MADE TE AND THEYLLAVE THEIR LITTLE ORIGAL NE TAGS YOU WL SEE HEREN THE BASKET. AS YOU POINTED OUT TO ME EARLIER-- ISHAT UNDERNEA■ HE ERE'S ME ADDITIONA LITTLE SURPRISES. CAN U LL MEOUT ■ESE? WHAT IS THIS LTLE OB RIGHTERE? ■ WELLAT'S T LITTLE PAR DRESS AT THECAME I AND ALSO UNDER THERE, DER THE PILLOW IS THEITE SLIP THAT GO UNDER THE DRESS , VE TO YOU WERE OBVIOUSLY RYETICULOUS AS A CHILD. YOU MUST HAVE T HAD ANY RSND SIS YOU DI VE TO SHARE... TO SHA THAT'S RIGHT, BEING AN ONLCHILD. U'RECTUALL VE FORTUTE BECAUSE STF ■ESE TY OF DOS-- LEASTHAT I'VE SEEN- N VENCOMETE. THEY USUALON'THAVEHE NAMá■ THE CLOTHI HAS BE TORN AND I ALSO NICE THISOOKS LIK r■ THERIGI BOOR BASKET. YOUVED )■KE THIS AS CHILD IT WAS A RISTPRESENT FROM MY AUNT AND UNCLE. WELL, ITERTAINLY ISEALLY ITE LOVELY. ■ THEY WE MADE BYADAME ALEXANDER ■WHICH YOU'RE PROBABLY FAMILIAr■TH O ISTILL MAKING D TOD. I SAYTHESE WERE ME AFTE1935 SO 10 ULD MAKEEN. A VALUE ON TH BECAUSEY'RE SO CPLETE WOULYL■ACSSORIE 'S GOI TO BE WORBOr■ OBABLYAUCTION ABOUT $1,5 TO ,000. WOW. WOW. DO THAT■ RPRISE Y? YES. IT SURE DOES. WE, THAT'S T WORTH D I THINK YOU SHOULD GO ME NOW ANKE CAR OF TM ST AS YOU'COIND TO DO ALL THESE YEARS. I UNDETAND YOARE A ECTO OF THIS TY OF TH- PUZZLEUGS AND PUZZLE JUG CAN YOJUST TL US HOW COLL VE BEEN WE■I THINK IT'S A 25 YEARNO THAT IRTED■L MOST PUZZLEUGS WE MADE IN EUROPE ER IENGLAN OROME OFM IN FNCE ■ ORHOLLAND AND IS IS UNUSUAL ONE E ITASN'T DE T. WAS MADE IN THE UNITED ATES. ART JUST MUG IS THPUZZLE, OF COURSE, BEING IT PRCED ALL THE WAY AROUND. IT H HES IN ALL THE WRONG PLACES SO IF YOU FILL IT UP WITBEERr■ HOW INKING OUT OTHIS O?PZLr■■ HAVEOU EVER TRIED YES, I HAVE. IT TOOME LITTLEHILE BUT I DID FINALLY LEN. NOW, I'M GOING TO TELYOU WHAT IHINK AN■LL ME I'M WNG. ALRIGHT. IT SEEMS TME THAT ONCE THERE'SOME LIQUID IN IT THONLY WAY YOU COULGEIT OUT WOULD BE TO TIP IT THUGH THHALE ERE'S LE IIDE ICH YOU MABE ABLE TO SEEAT H AN■CET'S PPED IN THE RIGHT DECTI THE LIQUID MIGHT JUST CO OUT OF THIS HOLE TOP OF THLEER THAT'S ONLY Y RE IT BUT THESTHINGS CA VERY PUZZLING ANVEIOUS,JOHN, AM I? YES. ERE ARE A ER OF DFERENT WAY THATUZZLMUGSERE , AND WOIFFERELY THAT SMS TO THE AR ■TO TS E. R■PAICLY FASCINANGT I IS ABOUT THISUZZLE MUG IS NOT WAY IT PUZZS, BUT WHMA IAND WH. IT'S MADOFED WEAN TELATY OKING AOF THIS JECT.NDERNTH THE AN■'S CEDA CH, YOU GRN,USTROUGLEDISH CORr■■ THAT IS PICAL OF AMERICAREDWARE MADE IN THE )■ 18t TH19th CENRY.D THUGN WHENSEE THISIND OFREEN GZEWARE OFTENHINK OF E SHDOAH VLEY RTS OF THE VIRGINIAS AND ALSO PARTS PNSYLVAA EVEN BUT ATE á■PICALLY N'T SEE ON AMERICAN AR HAT S. 'S IIBED WSOE'S NAME, RHAPS LOCATION ALTHGH IS DIFFICULT TOECTHRDS- IT SEEMS TO BE E NAMEA TO-- NOW, THERE'S VTTHATSIVELY, EXCITECOLLECTORS MORE THAN DATED PIES POTTERY TH'S EVEN MORE EXCITING, AL)■ WHEN THE DATEPOTT ■ ISS EARLY AND INTEING AS THIS ONE. WHH WAS A VERYEMPESTUOUS IN AMICAN HISTORY■IT'S DED8 THE EAST COAST INWEENHE DTIONOF INDEPENDENE THESTABLISHMENT THE T FEDERAL GORNNT. r■ I'SURE IT HREFERENC.,OH THE WORD "BUCKS" ISRITTENOWN HERE ICH MAY WELL BE A REFEE TO BUCKS CNTY,NSYLA ALTHGH I SPE IT WN'T MADE THE BUT WHEREVER IWAMA SOONE REIVED IN 1784. AND TODAY 'S ONE OF THE MOSINREIN AND MOST VALUABL PULE JUGI' SEEN. HOW LONG DID BUY IT, MAY I ASK? I THINK ABOU YEA D ITAS MY ISITN THIS PAICUL THATE INTERESTED RNINING OF TACKGROUND MS ANSTARTEME ON COLLECTION SPREE. W MUCHID YOU PAIT? IMEI BOUG IT SOMETHING KE $35 OR40OR IT.r■ I THINK U MA A VE GOOD VEME. TODAY YOUR PUZZLMUG WOULD BE WTH AT LEAST $5,r■ AND RHAP AS MUCH $6,00 MY GOODNESS. THAT DOES SURPRISEE. THANKS R BRINGING IT IN, JOHN. IST SOMEING YOU BO ORITEx■ WHAT'S THEISRY THEAINTING? THISAMFR■MYR'HOE. IN LOMBARD, LINOIS.E ACS HE H A BIG HOU BIG OLD GARAGE L THWAY DOWN TO CHICKENOOP. HE H I■ALL FILLED WITH THINGS HE LOVED TO GO AUCTIONS... SO WAS H IN BUSESS? HE AKER? ■D HE EOYED HIMSELF DOING THAT WELL, EVYONE IN THE AUEBUSINESS LOVE HEA ABT CKERS D GREAPACK RAT WHO NER THRETHINGS AY. ■ WELL, YOU CERTAINL ED A TREURE OMHE CCKENOOP. THS A INNG BYANE PETEON IMPRESSIONIST ARTIST.AMECAN SHE WAS IN YORK IN 1876 AND ED IN 1965. WHE WA BON NEYORK SHAVELED ALL ER THE COUNTRY T A GREAT DEAL OF TIME INLOUCTER, MASUSETTS AND INTED THERE QUE A T. THIS PNTING PROBABLYDO IN 19N T. r■ SHS ERE, ■E WA VENIC E TRAVELED ■ALL OVERHE W. THISE TH VALUING IS PAIISWO: T THE D NEWS THEN THE GOOD WS. E BAD WS ISOCN, i■CATION, LOCATION. HER ST VALBLE PAINTI ARE ■E AMERAN ISSIO SCES IN ■E UNITED STATES-- YOU KNOW, GREAT SCENES OF WOMEN IN RDEN AN■THINGSIKE THAT. ■THE ODES AT WOMENRTISTS ARE REALLY BNG REARAISED HE A MAR AND IN THE SECON8■RY MKET. THE LONGEST TI THEYERE JU SEEN AS DING TE DOING PATINGS BEEEN THEIR FATHS' HOM TO THE HUSBANDS' HOMES. W THEY'RALLYEI SEEN AS TINE ITY ARTISTS THATY ARE AND JA PETERSON'S WORK VE SOLD FOR OVER $10000- THEY'RE J■DO VALUABLE PS. I WOULD PUA VAE4, OF $8,000 TO $12,000■ OH... WONDERFU GOWONDr■ SO GBACK THAT ICKEOP. ■YOU'VE GONTO■A LO■OF TROUBLE x BRING IN THISIECE U ACQUIRED I WELL■ACTU)■T WASATN ESTE r■ LAKFOREST, ILLINOIS, HERE AN■ CT T ANTH COULDN'T SELLT AND IT GOT DOWN AND THLADY W DESRATE D ID"WILL U BUY IT F $90 R■ r■ SOHAT'. 90DOLL YES, I JUSFELL IN LOVE WITH I I KN NOTHIBOITBUT I. HOLONG A WAS IS? IT'S ONLY ABOUT THREMONTHS AGO. 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GETTING CARPETING ■■SO E T, FOR PIE OF FRE.ANHER YEAR EROU LET ME SAY I THINK PROBLY YOU' BE AB TO GET WALL-TO-WALCARPETG ANA TTLE BIT M BEUSE ACALLY A PIECE LIKE TS-- JUST ON ITS PU DECORATIVE VALUE ALONE-- IS WORTH $500 TO ,000. HOLY MAN, OO! ANIT COU EVEBRG MORE BECAE IS A WRFUL USEAE PIECE FURNIRE FOPELEO T EIR BO OR T PORCELCOLLON AT I■ P HIER THAN AT AND GOO $10,000. , MY GOSH. I'REALLYURISED. I THOUGHT YBE $2■00 ■ ■THE WAY THEY ORIGALLY WANTE THAT AUNT FOTHIS. WONDERFUPIE, HIGHLY DECORATIVE NO, I, D I WOULSAY YOU SHOULD G ■ TO GOOD CARPET STORE ANSTART CKING OUT THE BEST CARPETING... TO GO UNDER IT, BEUSI'M KEEPING . GOOD, WELL, CORATULAONS. ANK YOU. YEERDAY WE WT FROM WITH LESLIE HIMAN E A ICO CTNEER ■ SHOWS FROY■ WRIGHT'SSE AND STUDIO IN OAK PARK. LESLIE, IS FANTASTIC. THIS IA MPLEREALLY TO ONE OF THE GR ARCHITECTS OF AMERA PROB E EATEST ARCHITE WE'VPRODUCED THIS NTURY. RIGH IT'S REALLY. IT'S BEAUTIFUL. THERE'S SOMEINGLD FASCINATINER AUSE WAS BUIL ANWHERE WAS. WHAT WASCRS ACTUAL, THE PRAIRIE. HE WAS PRETTY MUCH THE FOUNDER ■OF TRAIRIE SCHO OF ITRE TH BUILDG AN■HE BUILT OVER AOURSE OF 2YEARS, ACTUAY AND ■VELOPEHIS WHE HOOL OARCHITECTURE. IGINLY IT WAS HIS HOUSE AND WORKE FR ONE DK ONE OM INHE HOUSE? ■ PRETTY MUCH. HE BUILTHE HOUSE STTEHERE IN 1889 AND HE KEPT ADDINGN AND THEN FINALLY DID THIS SDIO WHERE WE A NOW IN 1898. INW ID MAYB15 PEOPLE, SOTHING KE T THHOUSE HAS A LOOF FURNITURE IN Ir■ YEAH, BELIE■ HE TAL CONPT OFOME. EVERYTNGHOD BE INCORPORATED. MARIALS. HE L BUILT-INS THE ARE LOT OF BUI-IN ARS. THERE'S A LITT FIRLACE CALLED AN "INGNO COULD SIT WHEREVERYONE AND BE VERY COZY AND WAR IT ALLORKS TOGETHS A UNIT. SOS IS TOTALARCE THISTAL NTROL THE M DESIGNING YOUR HOUSE ■ AND HE IS THEN DOING FURNITURE CANDLEICKS, LAMPS, EXACTLY.VASES,VERYTHG.r■ NOW, THE EITING THING ■ ■THE GRT DEPAE IN THIS HO FROM T VICTORIAN ITEC■RE A■■OR DIG IS LHT. r■ ACY, YOU CAN SEE LIGHT FROM DIFRENT ROOMS. ANYWHERE YOU A, YOCAN SEE THE GHT ANOTHER RM. ■ THE WONDERFULTHING ■ AT I LIKE SO MUCH ARE THE HI WINDOWS THAT IT BRINGS LIT INTOHE RM AND T IT GUARANTEES PRIVACY. WHAT FTAIC HOU. IT RY IS THEY'VE STED COMPLY D IT'S SOMHE YOU CACOME AND REALLY STU ANK LLOYD WRIG. JusselR■ WE'RE BACK ON THE OOR RE ATHE ODM R■WHERE ANTIQUESOADSW SPECLISTS FROM ALL AROUND THE CHAGO AREA.N HUNEDS R■ A FUTE ANTIQUES ROADSHOW, EVENT WHEN WE ME TO YOURY. YOU GHT W,OOKVERY INTERESTING ON ANOEBOWLENAM BL. DOOU HAVE ANY IDEA WHAT IT IS? ALKNOW ITAS A ST POT TH IT D HAVE BN FARGE BUT AT WASOPINION AND I LID IT EUGH, ■I BOUGT REGARDLESS VE GOOD STE. THANK YO WHE'RE SINGE IS BASICALLY AN OON DN D IT IS RUIAN. THAT PART... IT'SUSSIAN AND YOU HAVE A FLALESIGN AND YOU HAVE ANULAR WORK. GHT THROUGH THTOP HERE ARE LITTLE GOLD BEADS-- TH'S RAID GOLDEADS AND IT WAS VERMMONTHAT . OTHERTT ABOUT IT-- HOW NOW IT IS A FABERGE ORHERE IT COMEOM IS BY THE HALLMAS THAT ARE ON THE BOTM SIDE. I'GOING TO TURN ONO r■ IF Y LOOK AT THRK OVEHERE THERE'S A SLIGHT-- TOP OF IT--S A SLHT EAG. AND ■EN YOU HAVE THE FARGE MARK NOW YOU KNOW IT'S A FABERGE... IFOU S SO. D THEN YOU HAVE THE NTENTSARK. ■ THATEA IT'S8 PARTS SILVER. RUSSN METAL WAS EIER 86,4 OR 82. AN UH... OR 88 ANTHIS ONE 88 SO IT'S HIGHERONTENT OF SILVER THANHE4. W, LOOKING THIS PIECE... ■UH■ THAT IT'S NOT A VE OABER. ITOT, IT NOT A KARL FAB. HISON WENT INTO THE BUSINESSLS THE MARK OTHE BO IS ST.ETSBURG-- THAT MUCH WE OW. THE OTHER MARK ON THE BOTTO IS R WHWE CAN LOOK UP ONLOOKT UP ■AND FINDTr■ ■ ■IT WILVE YOU EN HE WORKED THERE ANLL YOU EXACTLY WHEN IT WAS MA.r■ ■E'NO... 'S CUTND DRY IT'SRLY NEW, THOU. WHEN I SAY IT COULDE ■E RN OF THE CENTURY , 10 SOMEWHERAROUNDHAT. THE ENAMING N UP TO SNUFF. OU LK AT THE ENAMEL AND THE GRANULATION WORK IS NOTP THE UFF AS G A FALOUS FABERGE.r■ IT'S AD ■COMMCIAL FER. NOW,OUENTION TOE BEFORE YOU HAV TWO THESE IT WAS A SET. AND THE ENAMEL DOESN'T MATCH. NO, THCOLORS ARE SLIGHTLY DRENT ONHE WHI■ FLOWE. THAT VERY GOOD BECAE WHEN THEFIREHE WH THEYS 'RE NER GOINTO GETHEM TLY THE SAME.r■ IF THEY WERE EXACTLTHE EN YOUNOW IT WAS COMMERCILY MAD ANIT COU HAVE BEEN A FAKE. ■THESE , GOOD. AND,.. ROUGHLY SPEANG IN TODAY MART A PIECLIKE THIS IFOU WENT OUT TO B IT IT SHOULD YOU SOMEWHERE IN THEICIN■ OF ABOUT $000. FOR ONE? FOONE. S. SO, YE... U LIKE THAT. I . YOU GOT■ A GREAT PIE. n: PRE-1988ALMOSTRS EVERY MOVIE POSTER WAS SE TO VIE THEARS FOLDE FR THEAT TO THEATER IN BETWEEN THE FILM CANS AND THEY WOULD FOLD THEM. ONE OF THE EXCEPONS TO THAT WAS THE SIZE CALLED 30 x 40-- THERE'S 30 x 40 AND A BIGGER O CALLED 40 x 60. THESE PNTED O LICARDD ANLLED THEY WERE SILKCREENE■ D THEY WERE ANT TO BE PUT r■ ON AN SEL OUID E MOVIE EATER MEAN, TSIDE THE WTHER. SO VY FEW SURVIVED SS TY WERE NEVEUSED AT ALL. WHERE D YOU ■ A HOUSE SALE. I. YOU KW, ST... AMGST LO OF THGS ■ EN YOU FRAMED IT ■ S ANYTNG COVED UP■ THATEMBER? MAYBE A NUMBER KE A R NUMERAL OR SOMETHING ATHE BOTM. AH, MO LIKEL ITOULD HAVBEEN ■ A SERIES OF NUMBERS WN HERE ED THEATIONAL SCREEN NUMBER. IT WLD HAVE BEEN THYEAR, ICH IS 1933 AND TH ALASH AND THREE MBER NATIONAL SEEN DISTRID ESE POSTERS■ TO A THE MIE THEATER IN THETED STATES ASSIGNG A ER TO EVERFILM TT CAME OUT. SO THE FST FM WAS 00 D IT WT UP FM ERE. THIS A0 x 40 SICREEOF DU SP ■ ORIG FM 33 W MUCH DID YOU PAY FOR THIS TNG? VERY LITTL HOW MUCH IS VERY TT? TO TEL■YOU THE TRH, I REALLY DON'T REMEMR. W MUCH DID YOU PAY TORAME I ■ 0 LLS. THIS POSR IN AN CTION AT ONE OF THE UR ORIVE MAJOR AUCTION HOUSES INEW YOR L.A. LONDON THAT AUCON MOVIE POSTERS WOULD SE CONSVATIVE)■OKAY...,000. I'GL Y GHT r■ IT A MASIE I SEE YOU BROUGHT A WDER HORTO WHATAN Y TELL ABOU■WHE IT CE FROM OR HOWOU ACQUIRED IT THISAME FR MY HUSBAND'S FAMILY. GRANDFATHER'CLE ORIGALLY OEDT AND WHO OWS... WE DON'T KNOW WHO D ITEFORE THAT. BUHIS GRANDFR WA WHEN HED IN0 SO, U KNOW■ITOECK IN THE FAMILY QUITE A WA. 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"WE, THE LADY PASSENRS "WIS ANFICER O THE CAPTAI "OTHE CARPATHIA "OUR GRATEFUL APPRECTION OF THEENDEKINDNE "COUESY AND NEROTY "AFF OVERHE LOSOF FATRS "HS, SANOTHE "W ITHR FINERY D CHIVALRY "SACRIFICEEMSELV TO MAKE R ESPE ANDCUE IBLE O EIR MEMORY WE CAN LY KE TOO FTING TRIBUTE O THCANARD OICS WE WISH TOXPRESS "OUREARTY ATITUD "TO THCANARD COMPA RECORD "THAVEED A GLORUS CPTER. "FOR THE WEN SVIVORS "MA■ MRS. WILLI BNCHARD S. GEOE W. SNE THS A PHENOMENALETTER. IF THIS IS THE TU LTER ICWAWRITTE BRD HIA ANI HA TO BELVE IT IS ■ TH LETTEUL WORTH OVER $5,0. ANHC ANYBODY WHCOLLECTS WILL JUST, Y KNOW, GO HE OR HEELS WI IT. MEANIT SOURCEETTE I'VE EV SEE AND MAKE IT EVORE RESTGr■ THE MAN NT NT YEAR ON THE ANOK AISE.IN DID YOU EVER DO ANY REARCH TO FIND O IFS WAA MERIALRUIS R SURVIVORS OFHE TANIC? NO, HAVEN'T. 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