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Travel to desert oasis Palm Springs and learn which finds are now heating up, like a Louis Armstrong archive, ca. 1950, a Fabergé pendant, ca. 1880, a Jumeau bébé doll, a 1908 Thomas Virgil Hill landscape oil, a Louis Comfort Tiffany opal necklace, a handwoven tapestry of Franklin D. Roosevelt, a 1956 Jackie Robinson and Roy Campanella-signed photo, a a Joseph Stella oil & original frame, Rembrandt etchings, ca. 1630, an 1863 Lincoln-signed IRS appointment, an early 20th C. stagecoach model, and a D. Davis wall banjo clock. One has an appraisal update of $550,000!
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Chapters
00:00 Open
01:17 Louis Comfort Tiffany Opal Necklace, ca. 1915
03:35 Portrait Attributed to Sheldon Peck, ca. 1835
06:14 1773 Benjamin Wilkes Prints
06:55 Khlebnikov Silver & Enamel Box, ca. 1880
07:42 Fabergé Pendant, ca. 1880
9:10 Jumeau Bébé Doll, ca. 1880
12:05 1908 Thomas Virgil Hill Landscape Oil
13:31 Tiffany Studios Turtle Back Glass Shade, ca. 1915
15:51 Chinese Export Reverse Painted Glass, ca. 1790
16:39 Handwoven Tapestry of F. Roosevelt, ca. 1945
17:32 Art Deco Enamel Pendant Watch, ca. 1920
18:27 1956 Robinson & Campanella-signed Photo
21:56 Rembrandt Etchings, ca. 1630
25:06 French Porcelain Vases, ca. 1875
27:55 20th C. Italian Pietra Dura
28:43 1863 Lincoln-signed IRS Appointment
30:22 Windsor Armchair & Candlestand, ca. 1800
33:32 Louis Armstrong Archive, ca. 1950
36:21 Early 20th C. Stagecoach Model
38:35 Gustav Stickley Andirons, ca. 1905
40:30 D. Davis Wall Banjo Clock, ca. 1865
41:17 Czechoslovakian Deco-style Vase, ca. 1925
41:53 1944 Brooklyn Dodgers Satin Uniform
42:46 1819 Schoolgirl Silk Embroidered Picture
45:54 Early 20th C. Comanche Doll Cradle
48:39 Joseph Stella Oil & Original Frame, ca. 1925
51:01 Feedback Booth
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I 💕 this channel
Letssss go
11:00 min Bebe !11
I get so excited when I see a new video posted.
Love the show!
I love watching ARS 😊 I LOVE hunting for treasure at thrift stores. One day I’ll find a Tiffany lamp 💜🌈
Thanks for sharing!
The updated value for a joseph stella oil painting, with the original frame, wow…the style definately fits the time period, really theres no suprise it went up for it being almost 100 years old
I love this show. Thanks very much for sharing it this way!
That tiny purse will probably hold a credit card though😂🤣
Right off the bat – she said, "The work is by Louis Comfort Tiffany" and I don't know why, but I got chills. Gorgeous piece. What a surprise!
*'The Beatles' got virtually no recognition at all from the 'Grammies' in 1967 despite the fact that millions of fans regard 1967
as the 'Year The Magic Happened' w/'Strawberry Fields' from John & 'Penny Lane' from Paul*
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Lennon 'went off on a tear' over being 'snubbed' for 'Album of the Year' and 'Song of the Year' saying "They can all kiss my arse from now on…we give them the best stuff we've ever done and we get mocked for it…they can all piss off!"
( Armstrong's "What A Wonderful World" was 'Song of the Year' at the Grammys in '67 )
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( I'm still trying to fathom "What did John mean with this?" w/'Fields' after a half-century of hearing it and it's still haunting and sounds like it 'just came out last week' )
The guy at 40:20 w/the 'Stickley' andirons…is he a 'Dead Ringer' for Willam DaFoe or what? ( They gotta' be related somehow! )
The last painting would be in the next Sotheby's auction.
IRS appraiser actually, actually, actually…..
Really appreciate the chapters by object!
It is tragic that each of these pieces is older now but of less value.
Comanche babydoll 😘
I would put doll back in bag and buried it
Wonderful, WONDERFUL show!!!!!!!!!!!!! Please bring it back !! Make new episodes!!!!!!!!!!! Probably THE BEST educational show available now without anyone realizing that this wonderful show is educational!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
It’s hard to believe that so many of them have dropped in value.
Lew-is, not Lou-ie Armstrong.
Sorry guys but Granny Grump is HAUNTED AF â„¢
That pic of Louie Armstrong looked fake.
The " Comanche cradle " isn't called a cradle its called a moss bag and original people still make and use them. It would be fantastic if it was returned to the people who traded it since so many of our heirlooms have been stolen or destroyed by European immigrants.
I, too, love this show.
A fig leaf is not a garment in the garden. Thank you for showing us such beautiful things, and contemplating the beauty that each piece contains. What single gallery but earth could such a collection belong? Palm Springs baby. Palm Springs. Not a bad place to be if you're ever in the desert. The trouble in having something priceless is that you can never get a damned thing for it.
The 2022 price updates is nice.
Lady in black dress has serious shovel jaw
PawnStars for dilettantes.
Love the painting by Hill
where can I find an appraiser, that wont charge an arm an a leg, in Va, anybody know, I have varies, estate, valuable collections