Full Episode | Cleveland, Hour 3 | ANTIQUES ROADSHOW || PBS

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Travel to Cleveland to see outstanding antique and vintage finds like a “Big Bronco” coin-operated horse made around 1952, a Bill Watterson archive, ca. 1975, a baseball player doorstop ca. 1890, a 1915-1917 Tiffany & Co. cigarette holder with case, a 1928 C.F. Martin Style O-18H guitar with case, a Folk Art portrait of a child, ca. 1838, an Andy Warhol-owned Jules Jürgensen watch, ca. 1921, a Wild West Show poster ca. 1920, a Ndebele Jocolo apron, ca. 1945, a George III Mahogany barrel organ, ca. 1783, a Laguna Pueblo water jar, ca. 1910, an Everett Shinn charcoal & ink wash on paper, ca. 1950, a 1941 Babe Ruth signed baseball, a Naomi Judd-signed dress ca. 2000, Art Deco table & chairs, a late 19th-century fish scale-decorated anchor with dome, Hoenes Engineering pressed-steel trucks, ca. 1927, a 1864 Civil War education teacher’s archive, an 1921 Arthur Conant Rookwood porcelain vase, British WWI police handcuffs, a Bradley & Hubbard turkey doorstop, a Chinese jade snuff bottle, ca. 1880, a Cuban Volunteer Cazadores flag, ca. 1898, a John Hauser “Joe Black Fox” portrait, ca. 1900, and a Tiffany & Co. pendant watch necklace. Can you guess the $40,000-$60,000 treasure? (Filmed 2015)

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Chapters
00:00 Open
01:03 “Big Bronco” Coin-operated Horse, ca. 1952
03:50 ANTIQUES ROADSHOW Sponsor Message
04:25 Bill Watterson Archive, ca. 1975
08:12 Vienna Bronze Repro
08:21 Glass Rose Bowl
08:36 Baseball Player Doorstop ca. 1890
08:51 1915-1917 Tiffany & Co. Cigarette Holder with Case
10:03 1928 C.F. Martin Style O-18H Guitar with case
13:30 ANTIQUES ROADSHOW Sponsor Message
13:50 Folk Art Portrait of a Child, ca. 1838
16:44 Andy Warhol-owned Jules Jürgensen Watch, ca. 1921
18:37 Iron Case Mantel Clock
18:53 Wild West Show Poster ca. 1920
19:08 Fraser “End of the Trail,” ca. 1930
19:21 Ndebele Jocolo Apron, ca. 1945
20:21 George III Mahogany Barrel Organ, ca. 1783
23:42 Laguna Pueblo Water Jar, ca. 1910
27:15 Everett Shinn Charcoal & Ink Wash on Paper, ca. 1950
30:50 1941 Babe Ruth Signed Baseball
30:56 Naomi Judd-signed Dress ca. 2000
31:06 Art Deco Table & Chairs
32:26 Late 19th-Century Fish Scale-decorated Anchor with Dome
32:32 Hoenes Engineering Pressed-steel Trucks, ca. 1927
35:07 1864 Civil War Education Teacher’s Archive
38:48 1921 Arthur Conant Rookwood Porcelain Vase
41:33 Italian Miniature Card Set
41:49 British WWI Police Handcuffs
41:56 Bradley & Hubbard Turkey Doorstop
42:01 Chinese Jade Snuff Bottle, ca. 1880
42:50 Cuban Volunteer Cazadores Flag, ca. 1898
46:05 John Hauser “Joe Black Fox” Portrait, ca. 1900
48:57 Tiffany & Co. Pendant Watch Necklace, ca. 1910
52:20 Feedback Booth

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30 thoughts on “Full Episode | Cleveland, Hour 3 | ANTIQUES ROADSHOW || PBS”

  8. For a “primitive” portrait it’s very sophisticated…exquisite. Never liked that term whether applied to humans or their objects. In my opinion the drawings of former slave children are a priceless historical artifact. They are also deeply moving.

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  10. 35:14 the drawings of those kids r precious beautiful n at same time heartbreaking —would b nice to know what happened to them after the war.
    Mayb the owner would consider selling lending or donating them to the African American Smithsonian museum in DC given their rarity, where some scholarship n research can b conducted on the history of the items.

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  11. I watch this for education and entertainment value. Google it for yourself do not destroy your Martin Guitar by taking the ivory off😮 only three states in the whole Union or completely illegal to sell antique ivory the rest of them no problem at all selling not Martin guitar🎉

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  13. The children from the school in Baton Rouge during the Civil War were noted as "contraband" scholars because this was before the Emancipation Proclamation. Until then, slaver was still legal in all states except where state law prohibited. As slaves they were the property of the plantation, but since the Union had control of the area, they were legally contraband. A reminder of the inhuman institution of slavery, and the evil that endorsed and fought to protect it.

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  18. His statement regarding the Martin guitar and that she would have to remove the ivory bridge because of CITES (endangered species laws) was incorrect. The guitar is an antique with manufacture date of 1929 prior to such protective laws and thus not illegal or prohibitive to own or have.

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