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Experience the kickoff of Season 24 from the stunning grounds of Winterthur Museum, Garden & Library with a heartwarming valuation of a $125,000 family treasure! Highlights include a Swedish embroidered textile ca. 1900, a 1981 Rolling Stones tour shirt, a 1968 Warhol Campbell’s Soup Can screenprint, a German Porcelain figural inkwell, ca. 1860, an 1861 Colonel Ellsworth commemorative pitcher, an Elektroller massage device ca. 1930, a German Baroque miniature cabinet, ca. 1750, a 1920 Henry Shrady Family Group bronze, Hawaiian shell hat bands ca. 1940, a Chinese soapstone brush pot ca. 1870, a 1950s Fender Broadcaster neck on reissue body, a whaler’s scrimshaw ditty box, ca. 1830, a Quaker Oats Babe Ruth watch fob ca. 1930, a Siamese cat lamp ca. 1960, a NASA A7-L Apollo suit, ca. 1969, a Wang Hing Chinese Export silver punch bowl, ca. 1920, a Samuel Yellin light fixture, ca. 1910, 1957 & 1964 Broadway costume sketches, an early 20th C. Loetz glass pig, a Tiffany diamond pendant, ca. 1920, a Queen Anne walnut dressing table, ca. 1745, a British 125th Regimental Officer’s coat, ca. 1795, and a 1923 Frank Schoonover oil painting. (Filmed 2019)
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Chapters
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1:09 Swedish Embroidered Textile ca. 1900
1:25 1981 Rolling Stones Tour Shirt
1:41 1968 Warhol Campbell’s Soup Can Screenprint
5:26 ANTIQUES ROADSHOW Sponsor Message
6:05 Ledgers ca. 1920-1960
6:21 Oil on Canvas Portrait ca. 1850
6:38 German Porcelain Figural Inkwell, ca. 1860
8:37 Factoid about Du Pont Family History
8:59 1861 Colonel Ellsworth Commemorative Pitcher
13:21 ANTIQUES ROADSHOW Sponsor Message
13:41 Elektroller Massage Device ca. 1930
13:54 Riding Horse ca. 1925
14:06 German Baroque Miniature Cabinet, ca. 1750
16:22 Factoid about Henry Francis du Pont
16:34 1920 Henry Shrady Family Group Bronze
19:10 Hawaiian Shell Hat Bands ca. 1940
19:21 Chinese Soapstone Brush Pot ca. 1870
19:36 1950s Fender Broadcaster Neck on Reissue Body
21:57 Whaler’s Scrimshaw Ditty Box, ca. 1830
25:34 Quaker Oats Babe Ruth Watch Fob ca. 1930
25:58 Siamese Cat Lamp ca. 1960
26:15 NASA A7-L Apollo Suit, ca. 1969
28:19 Factoid about Winterthur
28:48 Wang Hing Chinese Export Silver Punch Bowl, ca. 1920
31:14 German Porcelain Dish ca. 1920
31:27 Child’s Shoe ca. 1900
31:55 Samuel Yellin Light Fixture, ca. 1910
33:52 1957 & 1964 Broadway Costume Sketches
38:10 Early 20th C. Loetz Glass Pig
38:21 Reproduction Ship Telegraph
38:41 Tiffany Diamond Pendant, ca. 1920
40:04 Factoid about Punch Bowl
40:35 Queen Anne Walnut Dressing Table, ca. 1745
44:06 Tiffany Favrile Glass Bowl ca. 1929
44:28 Elkington Silver-plate Candelabra ca. 1890
44:39 British 125th Regimental Officer’s Coat, ca. 1795
47:23 1923 Frank Schoonover Oil Painting
51:57 Feedback Booth
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I love the lady with the inkwell.
Warhol's diaries said if they want garbage I'll give it to them!
I KNEW IT!!!
a rerun – but even a rerun is great when it's a rerun of The David Walker Show!
The lady with the inkwell was so charming!
Campbell's Soup? Twas Andy Warhol's comfort art.
If that was my ink we I would ask 500$ nothing less
I love this show and I’m glad it’s a thing! 🇺🇸🥳
Warhol was a hack
8:16 Bless her heart for being that excited over $250.
We’re really being spoiled here 🥰.
Two episodes in one week of my favorite show – perfect 👍.
Never leave your exes with Art, I did big mistake, the poor ex husband who left the Warhol print must feel bad…and im so tired of the Lincoln worship garbage, he was a terrible president to my native american relatives…conducted the largest execution in US history some innocent, while he reneged on treaties signed with natives, and the natives tried to take their lands back tired of starving and were hunted down like dogs, women, children, men butchered and executed wiped out and butchered MASSACREd during the war and after by whites and blacks..lets not mix facts with fiction…while some groups demanding reparations…. I dont carry 5 dollar bills at all no natives do
The man with the miniature cabinet seemed so charming!
That is so weird. Never in my life have I heard the term 'screen printing'. 'Silkscreen', of course, and that's all I've ever heard Warhol's silkscreen prints called, because that's what they are, but never 'screen printing'. After looking it up to see if they're the same thing I saw that 'screen printing' is the new term. Why? Why does it need a new term? It doesn't. How incredibly irritating, actually.
2:27 Sorry, but those soup cans aren’t art, they’re advertising posters. To call them art is ludicrous.
Pena has a very soothing voice.
The guitar man moved me‼️
Unprofessional with the pants saying they're worthless. Must be the only time I've ever seen an appraiser refuse to price something. It's worth something to somebody somewhere.
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The Schoonover painting guy is so endearing. His story was very special.