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Journey to Tucson, Arizona to see fantastic finds including a 1994 Pete Seeger original song manuscript, an 1889 George Hitchcock oil diptych, an 1861 Abraham Lincoln presidential pardon, a Georgian sweetheart ring, ca. 1840, a Chinese enamel fish bowl, ca. 1850, a Michael Jordan signed All-Star Game banner, a 1991 ceramic charger painted by Ruby the Elephant, a 1936 Olympic Basketball gold medal, a Vermont Grain-painted blanket chest, ca. 1825, a 1909 Picasso drypoint, a Judaic collage, ca. 1965, a French Spelter sculpture, ca. 1870, a Verger Frères enameled watch, ca. 1910, a 1938 Ansel Adams-signed photograph, a Colette Pope Heldner bayou oil, ca. 1960, an Iberian Rococo chair, ca. 1775, and Hugh Robertson Dedham vases, ca. 1902. Which treasure has the top appraisal of the episode? (Filmed 2015)
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Chapters
00:00 Open
01:05 Georgian Sweetheart Ring, ca. 1840
04:22 Chinese Enamel Fish Bowl, ca. 1850
06:59 ANTIQUES ROADSHOW Sponsor Messages
07:49 Michael Jordan Signed All-Star Game Banner
08:01 Copper Queen Mine Retirement Gift
08:07 Armchair, ca. 1940
08:18 1991 Ceramic Charger Painted by Ruby the Elephant
09:08 1936 Olympic Basketball Gold Medal
11:30 Vermont Grain-painted Blanket Chest, ca. 1825
14:08 1909 Picasso Drypoint
18:31 Judaic Collage, ca. 1965
18:42 Decorative Ship’s Captain Painting
18:52 French Spelter Sculpture, ca. 1870
19:02 Verger Frères Enameled Watch, ca. 1910
20:03 1938 Ansel Adams-signed Photograph
22:28 1861 Abraham Lincoln Presidential Pardon
25:06 Colt Single-action Revolver, ca. 1875
29:09 Replica Suit of Armor
29:17 Mid-20th C. Mexican Tourist Blanket
29:32 Late 19th C. Ship Portrait
29:39 Chicago Blackhawks Signed Hockey Stick, ca. 1975
30:52 California Spurs, ca. 1900
35:20 1994 Pete Seeger Original Song Manuscript
37:46 English Wall Clock, ca. 1740
41:55 Alfred Hutty Print, ca. 1920
42:02 Turquoise Necklace
42:10 Colette Pope Heldner Bayou Oil, ca. 1960
42:18 White Jade Bowl
43:28 Iberian Rococo Chair, ca. 1775
46:21 Hugh Robertson Dedham Vases, ca. 1902
49:19 1889 George Hitchcock Oil Diptych
52:16 Feedback Booth
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Thumbs up to everyone in the comments
The first item (Georgian ring) was terribly ugly. Please don't up-talk items like this. Honestly, we don't want to see them at all. Other than that, good show!
Can’t wait to bring my Picassos in one day…don’t worry they are out of the sun light
$5k seems low for that Colt revolver.
Writing down Dedham Pottery because those vases are fascinating 😍🫠
Probably the first solicited diptych in history.
WOOHOO! I KNOW WHAT TIME IT IS!!
your mothers father would be your grandfather
Wish we had learned about the $50,000 paintings shown in the feedback booth!!! 😮
nobody's going to pay 20k for that ugly ring
I'm a young antique collector and I always watch Roadshow, helps me evaluate items better for my collection or re-sale
I can’t stand it when people do not thank the appraiser.
Always LOVE ARS❤. I lesrn so much even on the reruns.
Pete Seger was Quaker
I found a paintng of picasso last week at a thrift store $4.99. It was one of many that he drew of animals.
7th Calvery- Custer Gun.🗣👤🪶 🔳🟥🟫🟧🔳
How horrible for a horse to be kicked with those spurs. To say "you weren't hurting the horse" is not comforting.
Did that guy say he was mark wahlberg at the very end?? 😂
I got excited thinking we had Mark Wahlberg's voice back, only to realize through the comments that it's a vintage episode. Weird that they didn't label it as such
Love this wholesome show! Been watching for years!
Holy smokes those spurs!? Yikes! That is OR-NATE!!
That elephant painting, stunning! Blanket chest, have they gone out of favor? Apparently not. That Custer gun is not worth 5k, too much alteration.
Even on tv I can see that clock was made in the 1700's.
that love ring is gothic creepy looking
Wow stan mikita
Thank YOU for another Great Episode! God Bless You all!
the best olympics was 1936,2 best was 1972
Can you imagine any of these multimillionaire NBA players playing on clay in the rain?!
I’ll never wear it again … that’s sad when people say that …. Things are worthless if they’re collecting dust in box .. wear it and enjoy it.
The Stan Makita hockey stick appraisal was very charming from start to finish.
I love these shows I could easily watch them all day. I appreciate PBS posting them. PBS is better than the rest.
The people of Tucson are funny! (Funny in a good way!)
I love antique roadshow