Full Episode | Vintage Louisville 2021, Hour 1| ANTIQUES ROADSHOW || PBS



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Giddy-up to Derby City for updated Season 12 appraisals including a Dirk Van Erp lamp from around 1910, a J. Falter β€œListening to the Sea” illustration, a Cochiti Pueblo figure, ca. 1895, a Connecticut cherry highboy, ca. 1765, a diamond & stone peacock brooch, ca. 1925, a Roseville Fujiyama vase, ca. 1905, a Prints & Renoir β€œLe Chapeau Γ‰pinglé” etching, a Jumeau portrait doll, ca. 1876, a 1927 Edward Volkert β€œAvon Hills Pasture” oil, a Steelcraft β€œSpirit of America” pedal plane, ca. 1927, a Paul Sawyier watercolor, ca. 1900, an 18th C. Sino-Tibetan gilt bronze Deity, a 1914 Pastime Novelty Co. β€œKaloma” photo, a carved emerald & ruby ring, ca. 1925, a George Prior triple-cased pocket watch, ca. 1810, a Black Forest mantel clock, ca. 1860, a 1968 Nixon presidential campaign dress, and a 1919 Cincinnati Reds championship baseball. One is now valued at $150,000-$200,000!

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Chapters
00:00 Open
00:49 Cochiti Pueblo Figure, ca. 1895
02:52 Connecticut Cherry Highboy, ca. 1765
06:29 ANTIQUES ROADSHOW Sponsor Messages
07:19 Diamond & Stone Peacock Brooch, ca. 1925
07:44 Chinese Republic Period Famille Rose Jar
08:07 Roseville Fujiyama Vase, ca. 1905
09:39 Prints & Renoir β€œLe Chapeau Γ‰pinglé” Etching
13:17 Jumeau Portrait Doll, ca. 1876
15:23 1927 Edward Volkert β€œAvon Hills Pasture” Oil
17:32 Dirk van Erp Lamp, ca. 1910
20:59 Tansel Family Powder Horn, ca. 1830
21:17 Chinese Bronze Vessels
21:33 Philadelphia Empire Settee, ca. 1830
22:00 Totem Pole Model Attributed to Edenshaw, ca. 1900
23:52 Steelcraft β€œSpirit of America” Pedal Plane, ca. 1927
25:43 Paul Sawyier Watercolor, ca. 1900
27:53 18th C. Sino-Tibetan Gilt Bronze Deity
30:09 Fake Sèvres Porcelain Plates, ca. 1920
30:47 Georgian Mahogany Card Table, ca. 1750
32:57 1914 Pastime Novelty Co. β€œKaloma” Photo
35:46 Carved Emerald & Ruby Ring, ca. 1925
39:03 1919 Cincinnati Reds Championship Baseball
41:53 George Prior Triple-cased Pocket Watch, ca. 1810
44:23 Black Forest Mantel Clock, ca. 1860
44:57 Rococo Revival Slipper Chair, ca. 1865
45:27 1968 Nixon Presidential Campaign Dress
46:26 1959 Jimmy Ernst Watercolor & Gouache Painting
49:16 J. Falter β€œListening to the Sea” Illustration, ca. 1956
51:52 Feedback Booth

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34 thoughts on “Full Episode | Vintage Louisville 2021, Hour 1| ANTIQUES ROADSHOW || PBS”

  1. The '2021 price drops' for many of these items are just a reflection of the time this was updated… 2020, 2021 was 2 years filled with bored people cleaning their homes and flooding the on-line market (e-bay, etc). Redo the updates in a year or two when things have 'normalized' for a more realistic market value.

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  2. And of course the depreciation of even the most significant pieces of furniture generally over the past 15 – 20 years is truly horrific. The only upshot is that it's easier now to get into some of these extraordinary pieces than it has been in many decades – now is the time to buy.

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  3. The loss of value on the van Erp lamp is probably the most egregious I've ever seen, and is truly indicative of the horrifying trend in recent years of younger people placing zero value on anything other than their disposable tech and basic necessities. Horrific. History is doomed.

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  4. The Cochiti Pueblo Figure ca 1895 is the one piece that moved my β™₯ because to me it has a living history. That history has been damaged 😒. That piece made for 25 cents ' made for the tourist trade' is a crime! The 2021 price shows you how valuable it truly is. In a just world the new owner might take a trip to that area, find the family that made it and share the win. πŸ™

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