Full Episode ft. Viral Rolex Appraisal! | Tucson, Hour 2 | ANTIQUES ROADSHOW || PBS

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Discover hidden treasures in Tucson including the viral appraisal of a 1960 GMT Master model Rolex with the original box and papers! Other highlights include: a Jackie Robinson archive from around 1938, diamond and onyx jewelry, ca. 1920, a Frank Schoonover Colt poster, ca. 1925, a Charles Loloma collection, ca. 1975, a Folk Art Mickey Mouse puppet ca. 1935, a lucite chair, ca. 1968, a 19th C. jadeite necklace, an Israel Putnam collection, ca. 1777, a 1948 Prodash das Gupta bronze sculpture, an 1895 William Staples Drown oil painting, an Austrian “Zappler” animated clock, ca. 1810, a Gothic-style cabinet, a Mexican bedspread, ca. 1960, a Karl Kipp copper & silver tankard, ca. 1915, a Dutch Colonial chair-back settee, ca. 1765, a mid-century painted plaster lamp, and an 18th C. diamond & gold badge. Can you guess the top find of the hour?

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Chapters
00:00 Open
01:09 Frank Schoonover Colt Poster, ca. 1925
04:22 ANTIQUES ROADSHOW Sponsor Message
04:57 Charles Loloma Collection, ca. 1975
07:33 WWII Friendship Spread
07:43 Folk Art Mickey Mouse Puppet ca. 1935
07:51 Lucite Chair, ca. 1968
07:58 Jackie Robinson Archive, ca. 1938
10:46 19th C. Jadeite Necklace
13:23 ANTIQUES ROADSHOW Sponsor Message
13:43 Israel Putnam Collection, ca. 1777
17:09 Moser Glass, ca. 1915
17:18 20th C. Pacific Island Tourist Item
17:28 Indian Bronze Cosmetic Case, ca. 1920
17:36 1948 Prodash das Gupta Bronze Sculpture
19:21 Diamond & Onyx Jewelry, ca. 1920
21:53 1895 William Staples Drown Oil Painting
24:59 Austrian “Zappler” Animated Clock, ca. 1810
27:56 Gothic-style Cabinet
28:07 1776 Engraved Brass Bucket
28:22 Mexican Bedspread, ca. 1960
28:33 Karl Kipp Copper & Silver Tankard, ca. 1915
30:10 Presentation Civil War Cane
33:34 Dutch Colonial Chair-back Settee, ca. 1765
36:43 Tiffany & Co. Decanter Box, ca. 1880
39:52 Mid-Century Painted Plaster Lamp
40:01 20th C. Decorative Figure
40:09 Creedmoor Mechanical Bank, ca. 1900
40:18 18th C. Diamond & Gold Badge
41:37 Royal Vienna-style Plates, ca. 1905
44:25 20th C. Reproduction Nayarit Seated Figure
48:27 1960 GMT Master Model Rolex with Box & Papers
52:14 Feedback Booth

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30 thoughts on “Full Episode ft. Viral Rolex Appraisal! | Tucson, Hour 2 | ANTIQUES ROADSHOW || PBS”

  11. Sounds like tucson. A bunch of freeloaders who inherited stuff from people whoa ctually worked for a living. These are the same people I run into as am hvac tech who don't want to fix their 87 year old moms ac because it costs too much of their inheritance

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  20. Tuscon Convention Center I built the
    4G LTE site for AT&T during their Mobility Project in the Desert Southwest Project over 10 years ago. Anytime your on the i10 passing downtown you'll see a rooftop East of the freeway with pyramid windows on a white rooftop. Your welcome Downtown Tucson
    PS daily self reflection 🪞 is key 🔐🗝️

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  22. I thought maybe someone told grandpa his Rolex might be part of the hot market rn and maybe had an idea but he’s genuinely surprised. Aww 😂 A lot of us millennials and general public I guess are rediscovering and appreciating the awesome craftsmanship on the mechanics of these watches, including myself.

    I never knew what the big deal was with watches. It wasn’t until recently I found myself falling in love with them. Especially with perpetual calendar ones, moon phases, etc.

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  29. Was really surprised by Rafael's discussion about the cane. Twice he mentioned the Battle of "Murfeesboro in Tennessee. Actually, it was the Battle of "Murf-rees-boro" in Tennessee ( yes, it does have an "R" and it is pronounced.) Not taking away from his excellent assessment and his appraisal skills; just setting the record straight.

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