Antiques Roadshow (1997)
Based on the popular BBC series running since 1979, the PBS Antiques Roadshow combines history with discovery. Each year, the show visits a handful of cities to appraise items brought in by viewers. Are these items worth a lot of money, more than the visitors expect?
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Next episode: S31E5 · 2026-10-19
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- 1 1. Tucson: Hour 12002-01-21 · 1h 0mThe treasures of Tucson's attics are on display. Items appraised during the hour (the first of three in Tucson) include some that are unusually valuable, including a 1790s sideboar
- 2 2. Tucson: Hour 22002-01-28 · 1h 0mItems appraised in Tucson (Part 2 of three) include 18th-century leather fire buckets and an art-deco bronze sculpture. Also: host Dan Elias visits an 18th-century mission church,
- 3 3. Tucson: Hour 32002-02-04 · 1h 0mA three-program stop in Tucson concludes. Appraised: an 1890s silver service; two season passes for the 19th-century baseball team the Cincinnati Red Stockings; and a 19th-century
- 4 4. New York, N.Y.: Hour 12002-02-11 · 1h 0mThe first of three shows taped in New York City. Items shown include a Winslow Homer etching, a collection of Ramones memorabilia, a 1765 table and a futuristic toy car. Also: host
- 5 5. New York, N.Y.: Hour 22002-02-18 · 1h 0mItems appraised in New York City (Part 2 of three) include a painting by Jesse Arms Botke; an 18th-century silver cream jug by Boston silversmith Jacob Hurd; and a collection of vi
- 6 6. New York, N.Y.: Hour 32002-02-25 · 1h 0mItems appraised as a three-week stint in New York City concludes include a signed copy of James Joyce's “Ulysses,” illustrated by Henri Matisse; an 1880s weathervane shaped like a
- 7 7. San Diego: Hour 12002-04-22 · 1h 0mItems appraised in San Diego (Part 1 of three) range from an 8th-century Chinese earthenware horse to a Tom Mix lariat and a sarong worn by Dorothy Lamour. Then, it's Christmas in
- 8 8. San Diego: Hour 22002-04-29 · 1h 0mItems appraised in San Diego (Part 2 of three) include a yellow-diamond Tiffany pendant, a pair of 18th-century candlesticks and sheet music of jazz pianist James P. Johnson. Also:
- 9 9. San Diego: Hour 32002-05-06 · 1h 0mConclusion. Items appraised in San Deigo include an ivory-and-diamond ring with a cameo of Britain's King Charles I; an 18th-century chest; and a Dr. Seuss “kangaroo bird” sculptur
- 10 10. Indianapolis: Hour 12002-05-13 · 1h 0mPart 1 of three in Indianapolis: a 19th-century French nude bronze; a combination pipe and tomahawk; a collection of Civil War bullets. There's also a picture N.C. Wyeth painted fo
- 11 11. Indianapolis: Hour 22002-05-20 · 1h 0mEvaluated in Indianapolis (Part 2 of three): a 1920s Little Orphan Annie Halloween costume and an Empire-style Italian marble-top table. Also: host Dan Elias visits the Indianapoli
- 12 12. Indianapolis: Hour 32002-05-27 · 1h 0mAppraised in Indianapolis (conclusion): a porcelain bowl commissioned by Catherine the Great, and sci-fi illustrations by Frank R. Paul (1884-1963) valued at up to $40,000. Also: h
- 13 13. Miami: Hour 12002-10-21 · 1h 0mItems appraised at Miami's Coconut Grove Convention Center (Part 1 of three) include a Federal period gaming table bought for $300; an Art Deco pendant brooch; and an autographed
- 14 14. Miami: Hour 22002-10-28 · 1h 0mItems appraised in Miami (Part 2 of three) include a Persian rug, a Tiffany lamp and collections of Norman Rockwell posters and Beatles 45-rpm records (the sleeves are worth more t
- 15 15. Miami: Hour 32002-11-04 · 1h 0mConclusion. Appraised in Miami: a 1950s Cuban alligator handbag (with an alligator on top); an 18th-century French “orbit clock”; a bracelet inscribed by Martin Van Buren; and an e
- 16 16. New Orleans: Hour 12002-11-11 · 1h 0mPart 1 (of three). Items appraised in New Orleans range from a 1654 Rembrandt etching to an early 20th-century guidebook to New Orleans' red-light district, Storyville. And there's
- 17 17. New Orleans: Hour 22002-11-18 · 1h 0mItems appraised in New Orleans (Part 2 of three) include a Howdy Doody doll, a 1751 English silver tankard and a book about the U.S. Constitution from Jefferson Davis's library. Th
- 18 18. New Orleans: Hour 32002-11-25 · 1h 0mConclusion. Items appraised in New Orleans include an 1858 map of the Mississippi River, Mardi Gras memorabilia (including a Krewe of Rex coin from 1862) and a collection of Civil
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