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Journey back to Palm Springs for sizzling finds, including Tiffany Studios lamps, an Art Deco emerald diamond ring, a Marilyn Monroe dress from “Some Like It Hot,” 1902 Van Briggle vases, a 20th C. poster collection, a Wedgwood Majolica salad bowl, ca. 1880, a 1937 Clyfford Still oil, a U.S. Secret Service archive, Chicago Bears memorabilia, a LeCoultre perpetual calendar watch, and a Georges Carette & Co. toy train. Which treasure has an updated value of $400,000 to $600,000?
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Chapters
00:00 Open
1:22 Tiffany Studios Lamps, ca. 1905
4:55 1902 Van Briggle Vases
8:18 Art Deco Diamond & Onyx Brooch, ca. 1925
8:46 1924 Washington Senators Memorabilia
10:02 Art Deco Emerald & Diamond Ring, ca. 1930
13:07 20th C. Poster Collection
16:29 Mayan Stucco Head, 600-900 C.E.
19:49 Wedgwood Majolica Salad Bowl, ca. 1880
20:17 Gold Convertible Ring, ca. 1890
20:48 Doctored Maple Butterfly Table
22:57 1937 Clyfford Still Oil Painting
27:01 Tiffany Studios “Saxifrage” Candlestick, ca. 1905
29:10 U.S. Secret Service Archive, ca. 1900
32:43 G.T. Marsh & Co. Steel Jewelry, ca. 1940
33:29 Chicago Bears Memorabilia, ca. 1923
34:13 1863 David Woodbury Letter
36:19 LeCoultre Perpetual Calendar Watch, ca. 1895
40:03 Ludwig Bemelmans Illustrations
42:48 Weller Eocean Lamp Base, ca. 1915
43:28 Chagall Litho & Matisse Reproduction Print
44:05 Georges Carette & Co. Toy Train, ca. 1910
45:40 1839 Miniature Chest with Document
48:47 “Some Like It Hot” Marilyn Monroe Dress, ca. 1959
51:07 Feedback Booth
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My mother had a keen eye for works of art from the basic amateur level to the most flamboyant modern artists. She told me, "Buy what you like. Don't pay any attention to value whatsoever." That way you always like a painting or other work of art whether the value goes up or not. I happen to love sculpture, especially over-sized sculptures in public places, like Moore. Art includes music. I would like to see every town in America having music in the park on Saturdays with all-local musicians. Music can "soothe the savage beast" in people. Many musicians were out of work for a long time with Covid. This will help them get back on their feet again. Local musicians who play the local clubs and such perform a great role in bringing communities together. Art exhibits in the park along with the music would be ideal.
My mother had a keen eye for works of art from the basic amateur level to the most flamboyant modern artists. She told me, "Buy what you like. Don't pay any attention to value whatsoever." That way you always like a painting or other work of art whether the value goes up or not. I happen to love sculpture, especially over-sized sculptures in public places, like Moore. Art includes music. I would like to see every town in America having music in the park on Saturdays with all-local musicians. Music can "soothe the savage beast" in people. Many musicians were out of work for a long time with Covid.
😂 Love the “sweat from Elvis…” guys! Just great😅
In the 1st story, how/when did those lamps go missing?? 😰🤔 Does anyone have the 🔗 link or article about that?
The same episode was on last week
Hi, I am Japanese, and I'll share what it says on the poster in the middle at 13:10. It says "産業と観光の大博覧会 主催金澤市 昭和七年四月十二日より同年六月五日まで 第一会場出羽町練兵場 第二会場旧本丸" which means "The Great Exhibition of Industry and Tourism Hosted by Kanazawa City From April 12, 1932 to June 5, 1932 Venue 1: Dewa-machi Renpei ground (military ground) Venue 2: Kyu Honmaru (Most likely about the center palace in Kanazawa castle)". 🙂
I enjoy these older episodes, but you guys gotta start making some new ones too. Pre-Covid style.
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Very Good Show! Thank You!!
That Clifford Still painting is without a doubt the most f***ing ugly painting I've ever had the misfortune to see.
dude with Tiffany lamps is on cock 100% :))
Great to hear that there'll be all-new episodes coming in 2023 but just wanna say that many of us LOVE these Vintage episodes, too! It's always interesting seeing how the values have changed since the years have passed and it's always fun to guess if items have gone up or down in price! Thanks Antiques Roadshow!