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Watch furry ANTIQUES ROADSHOW finds that will be sure to leave tails wagging for more including a 1965 Charles Schulz Peanuts strip, a Julius Adam II “Kitten Symphony” oil, a Jamie Wyeth portrait of Andy Warhol with his dog, a Lukat The Lucky Cat trade stimulator, Walter Mader Black Forest carved dogs, ca. 1900, a Schuco “Felix the Cat” perfume bottle, a Carl Reichert dog portrait, a 1935 Anna Hyatt Huntington bronze dog, an Ohio Folk Art double portrait, ca. 1838, a 1903 Jack London “Call of the Wild” book with letter, Gebrüder Heubach cats, a Weller dog lawn ornament, and Meissen porcelain pug dogs, ca. 1880. Find out which is valued at $90,000!
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00:00 Open
01:19 Lukat The Lucky Cat Trade Stimulator, ca. 1945
03:42 Walter Mader Black Forest Carved Dogs, ca. 1900
05:48 Schuco Felix the Cat Perfume Bottle, ca. 1930
08:23 Carl Reichert Dog Portrait, ca. 1900
10:19 Chinese Reproduction Majolica Teapot
10:51 1952 Dog of the Year Award Plate
11:44 1935 Anna Hyatt Huntington Bronze Dog
12:47 Ohio Folk Art Double Portrait, ca. 1838
15:49 1903 Jack London Call of the Wild Book with Letter
18:27 Gebrüder Heubach Cats, ca. 1910
21:47 Weller Dog Lawn Ornament, ca. 1925
24:11 WWII Canine Mascot Parachute
25:00 Siamese Cat Lamp ca. 1955
25:20 1883 Whiting Sterling Silver Trophy Bowl
26:25 Late 19th C. European Silver Figurines
29:03 Meissen Porcelain Pug Dogs, ca. 1880
30:10 1965 Charles Schulz Peanuts Strip
33:12 Julius Adam II Kitten Symphony Oil, ca. 1885
35:31 Early 20th C. Gallé Pottery Cat Copy
35:46 Steiff Dog, ca. 1930
36:21 Comic Wind-up Toys, ca. 1930
38:55 1966 Girard Goodenow Cat Illustrations
41:29 Hyde & Goodrich Silver Tureen, ca. 1850
44:04 Imogen Cunningham Platinum Print, ca. 1910
45:28 Jamie Wyeth Portrait of Andy Warhol, ca. 1975
49:12 John Haberle Painting & Sketches, ca. 1890
52:18 ANTIQUES ROADSHOW Sponsors
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a Roadshow without David Walker is like a tail without a wag
I like this show more than shows like Pawn Stars or Storage wars because it not scripted or fake, just real people getting info and Appraisals on real items they own
Bohemian Grove where they worship Molech and sacrifice children and have a homosexual orgy.
My favorite item, black forest wood carving of life size pups. TYVM for sharing this video. ☺️✌️♥️🦋🙏
I hope she sold those cats after the appraisal! That was quite a drop!
oh SKIPPY, my hearttttttt!!!
The plate award for the dog was the best!
That was a great show. Two 🐾 paws up!
I love Antiques. Years ago I was able to get great buys on Antiques. When Road Show came on TV lots of people realized the value of what they had… hence no more bargains 😢😮
Good evening everyone
Fabulous!!!🐾🐾🐾🐾♥️‼️
OMG the carved dog and puppies 😮❤
So the gumballs go in, right back.. "here"
Good Stuff!! 😺🐕❤
Hate to them but the painting of the grey dog is not a great dane….
So glad time was taken to add updated prices! Awesome compilation episode!
imagine asking your dad for 20k to buy a hideous painting, yikes. family must be loaded.
Good one!
Skippy was a Hero. I'm so happy he saved the child who is now a Beautiful Lady with and incredible tail.
The Mader dog sculpture is worth way more than $25,000, which would be an absolute steal.
i'm surprised that the gumball machine still works, that's neat
I absolutely love this episode. Thank you for posting this. 🐶❤🐱
I'm still amazed people can say out loud but they were apart of a pressing black people in this country by saying that their relative was a confederate general maybe I should talk about my great-uncle Kurt proudly fought for the Nazis during World War against the Russians you didn't work at a concentration camp and didn't know anything about it guided the Russian front honorably fighting for Germany just like the honourably fought for the South correct?😢
Girard Goodenow was the painter of very popular "big eye" cat and dog paintings under the name of "GIG." One could order prints of these by mail back in the 1960s. He is not to be confused with Margaret Keane, another "big eye" painter.
I love it when the current values are lower. Its awesome
Repent to Jesus Christ “You, dear children, are from God and have overcome them, because the one who is in you is greater than the one who is in the world.”
1 John 4:4 NIV
This show reminds me of my friend
I love these episodes with the modern valuation updates. The markets are all completely different after the pandemic as opposed to right before, so this is really valuable and important information. Also great television, but that goes without saying.
Anyone else remember the "Felix the Cat" theme song?
The Black Forest carved dogs is amazing!
Love the "Skippy" story! ❤
Should be: "Wags to Witches"