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Season 19 Episode 1 | 52m 58s Video has closed captioning.
ANTIQUES ROADSHOW hits a homerun in the premiere of season 19 with a treasure-filled visit to New York City and its largest sports memorabilia find ever! Mark L. Walberg and appraiser Eric Silver take a trip to the New-York Historical Society to discuss Frèdèric Auguste Bartholdi Statue of Liberty statuettes.
Aired: 01/05/15
Expired: 10/29/18
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Appraiser Interview: Leila Dunbar & the Baseball Archive
Appraiser Interview: Leila Dunbar & the Baseball Archive, from New York City, Hour 1.
Owner Interview: "The Godfather, Part II" Headboard
Owner Interview: "The Godfather, Part II" Headboard, from New York City, Hour 1.
Owner Interview: 1871-1872 Boston Red Stockings Archive
Owner Interview: 1871-1872 Boston Red Stockings Archive, from New York City, Hour 1.
Appraisal: Harry Gottlieb Oil Painting, ca. 1940
Appraisal: Harry Gottlieb Oil Painting, ca. 1940, from New York City, Hour 1.
Appraisal: 1940 George Ault "Daisies" Painting
Appraisal: 1940 George Ault "Daisies" Painting, from New York City, Hour 1.
Appraisal: Patriotic Wall Hangings, ca. 1907
Appraisal: Patriotic Wall Hangings, ca. 1907, from New York City, Hour 1.
Appraisal: Wedgwood Black Jasper Portland Vase
Appraisal: Wedgwood Black Jasper Portland Vase, from New York City, Hour 1.
Appraisal: Meret Oppenheim "Traccia" Table, ca. 1979
Appraisal: Meret Oppenheim "Traccia" Table, ca. 1979, from New York City, Hour 1.
Appraisal: "The Godfather, Part II" Headboard
Appraisal: "The Godfather, Part II" Headboard, from New York City, Hour 1.
Appraisal: Luristan Whetstone with Bronze Ibex Finial
Appraisal: Luristan Whetstone with Bronze Ibex Finial , from New York City, Hour 1.
Appraisal: French Egyptian Revival Earrings, ca. 1890
Appraisal: French Egyptian Revival Earrings, ca. 1890, from New York City, Hour 1.
Appraisal: Theodore Roosevelt Collection, ca. 1905
Appraisal: Theodore Roosevelt Collection, ca. 1905, from New York City, Hour 1.
Field Trip: Statue of Liberty Sculptures
Field Trip: Statue of Liberty Sculptures, from New York City, Hour 1.
Appraisal: Paul Lobel Chess Set, ca. 1950
Appraisal: Paul Lobel Chess Set, ca. 1950, from New York City, Hour 1.
Appraisal: Art Spiegelman Book Proposal, ca. 1974
Appraisal: Art Spiegelman Book Proposal, ca. 1974, from New York City, Hour 1.
Appraisal: 1871-1872 Boston Red Stockings Archive
Appraisal: 1871-1872 Boston Red Stockings Archive, from New York City, Hour 1.
Appraisal: 1868 J. Jurgensen Minute-Repeating Watch
Appraisal: 1868 J. Jurgensen Minute-Repeating Watch, from New York City, Hour 1.
Appraisal: Tiffany Studios Desk Lamp, ca. 1910
Appraisal: Tiffany Studios Desk Lamp, ca. 1910, from New York City, Hour 1.
Appraisal: Japanese Bronze Censer, ca. 1875
Appraisal: Japanese Bronze Censer, ca. 1875, from New York City, Hour 1.
Appraisal: Louise Nevelson Wood Carving, ca. 1945
Appraisal: Louise Nevelson Wood Carving, ca. 1945, from New York City, Hour 1.
All-New 2015 Season | Preview | Antiques Roadshow
Tune in January 5th at 8/7c on PBS for our 2015 season premiere from New York City!
Special: Celebrating Black Americana
ROADSHOW honors Black History Month in this special episode.
Journey back 15 years and learn how items hold up today, plus an $80,000-$100,000 find.
See memorable items appraised in 2000, and a jump in value from $15-20,000 to $35-45,000.
Uncover changes in values from 15 years ago, including an appraisal that doubles in value.
Look back to 2000 and learn what has since happened in the market, plus a $55-60,000 find.
See today's value for items originally appraised 15 years ago, and a $75,000-$100,000 item
Highlights: Keith Haring graffiti, a Walter Johnson All-Star watch, and a Whitman letter
A "Chicago Seven" subpoena, a Leonora Carrington oil, and a Playboy group. One is $200K!
A Woodstock collection, a wedding gown, and a Jane Peterson oil. Which is worth $300,000?
Host Mark L. Walberg and appraiser Kathleen Bailey discuss antique Ohio Valley Glass
Part 3 of 3 in Santa Clara features great finds including a Booker T. Washington archive
Owner Interview
Hear more from the owner of a Babe Ruth archive!
See the archive up close
