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Antiques Roadshow (1997) is a documentary web series in English. On MovieLinkBD: full story, cast, ratings, season & episode guide, official trailer and where to watch Antiques Roadshow online in HD.

Antiques Roadshow — Storyline

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?

Cast & Crew

Antiques Roadshow — Series Details

Antiques Roadshow — Episode Guide

Season 1

• E1: Chicago, Illinois (1997-01-09) — Appraisals include a 19th-century kaleidoscope; a calendar watch dated circa 1640; a Women's Professional League baseball. Also: a woman learns that the vase she bought from an ant
• E2: Seattle, Washington (1997-01-16) — From Seattle: Items appraised include a Confederate sword; a painting by an Aboriginal artist; three handcarved pottery pieces; a series of letters written by Gen. W.T. Sherman aft
• E3: Denver, Colorado (1997-01-23) — Appraisals from Denver include a silver tea set made in 1871 and believed to have been a gift from the Czar of Russia; a Li'l Abner toy that sold for $2.59 in 1945; a sword dating
• E4: Philadelphia, Pennsylvania (1997-01-30) — Appraisals include a 16th-century Milanese parade helmet that the owner discovered in her parents' attic. Also: a Gibson mandola; a document written by Abraham Lincoln; a Colonial
• E5: San Antonio, Texas (1997-02-06) — Appraisals include dueling pistols; a doll; and a pocket watch said to have belonged to Mexican revolutionary Pancho Villa. Host: Chris Jussel.
• E6: Southfield, Michigan (1997-02-13) — From Michigan: Appraisals include a Duncan Phyfe sewing table-desk; an 1867 watercolor by Carl Haag; a pre-1850 carved green limestone necklace. Also: a visit to the Henry Ford Mus
• E7: Minneapolis, Minnesota (1997-02-20) — From Minnesota: Appraisals include a stuffed bear manufactured by Steiff; a flag from the 1901 Pan American Exposition with an interesting history; an Oriental rug. Also: a woman l
• E8: Albuquerque, New Mexico (1997-02-27) — Appraisals from Albuquerque include a 1498 etching by printmaker Albrecht Durer; a banjo with mother-of-pearl inlay played by the owner's father during the 1930s; a pie safe circa
• E9: Concord, Massachusetts (1997-03-06) — Appraisals from Concord, Mass., include a needlepoint sampler that records six generations of a Massachusetts family; a highboy; a 19th-century Loetz vase that the owner's mother b
• E10: College Park, Maryland (1997-04-10) — Appraisals include two rare and valuable quilts; a thank-you letter written by Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis; handpainted French vases; a walnut pie safe with an unusual eagle motif.
• E11: Kansas City, Missouri (1997-04-17) — Appraisals from Kansas City, Mo., include a Thomas Hart Benton painting; Tiffany vases purchased in the 1950s; an 18th-century cedar chair made in Bermuda; a collection of rare pin
• E12: Durham, North Carolina (1997-04-24) — Appraisals include autographed photographs of Buffalo Bill and Annie Oakley; a baseball autographed by Babe Ruth; an 18th-century table; Glenn Miller memorabilia; a schoolbook date
• E13: Greenwich, Connecticut (1997-05-01) — Appraisals include a Civil War sword; a single-action Colt revolver; a Hepplewhite card table; a 1936 New York Yankees home-run baseball autographed by several prominent players; t

Season 2

• E1: Secaucus, N.J. (1998-01-19) — Part 1 of two. Appraisals from Secaucus, N.J., include a card table from the late 1700s; a Thomas Edison electric pen; two framed documents written by Ernest Hemingway. Host: Chris
• E2: Secaucus, N.J. (1998-01-26) — Conclusion. Appraisals from Secaucus, N.J., include five Tiffany vases; several books signed by Benjamin Franklin; and a hand-carved, wooden cake board dating to the early 19th cen
• E3: Cincinnati, Ohio (1998-02-02) — Appraisals from Cincinnati include a set of original illustrations for the Dick and Jane reading primers dating from 1965. Also: a hall stand made in Switzerland; a vase.
• E4: Atlanta (1998-02-09) — Part 1 of two. Appraisals from Atlanta include a letter written by Abraham Lincoln in 1841; a complete set of dental instruments made in 1849; three painted tiles bought at a yard
• E5: Atlanta (1998-02-16) — Conclusion. Appraisals in Atlanta include an original Confederate flag; a 1959 Congressional yearbook containing the signatures of several Presidents, including John F. Kennedy; a
• E6: San Francisco (1998-02-23) — Part 1 of two. Appraisals from San Francisco include a sculpture of a ram; an Eskimo hunting helmet decorated with ivory; a collection of more than 40 souvenir spoons. Also: a segm
• E7: San Francisco (1998-03-02) — Conclusion. Appraisals from San Francisco include a collection of movie memorabilia, along with a wig worn by silent actor Hank Mann in his role as a Keystone Cop. Also: a German O
• E8: Pittsburgh (1998-03-23) — Part 1 of two. Appraisals from Pittsburgh include a parasol that had been used in Queen Victoria's coronation ceremonies in 1837; a silver libation set given to the governor of Mar
• E9: Pittsburgh (1998-03-23) — Conclusion. Appraisals from Pittsburgh include a Gibson guitar; a tenor saxhorn circa 1860; and a document box that illustrates Pennsylvania German artwork. Host: Chris Jussel.
• E10: Dallas, Texas (1998-04-06) — Appraisals from Dallas include a piece of 19th-century folk art designed to scare away crows; a tricorn hat unearthed in a landfill that is now part of lower Manhattan; a Tiffany v
• E11: Phoenix (1998-04-13) — Part 1 of two. Appraisals from Phoenix include the original "Yes, Virginia, There Is a Santa Claus" letter written in 1897; a wooden spice cabinet made in 1780; a table clock datin
• E12: Phoenix (1998-04-20) — Conclusion. Appraisals from Phoenix include a Tiffany lamp; a “Hogan's Heroes” lunch box; a dragonfly brooch. Host: Chris Jussel.
• E13: Nashville (1998-05-04) — Appraisals from Nashville include letters written by Andrew Jackson; a rare Native American composition book from the 1880s filled with 31 drawings; a Scottish tea urn. Included: a

Season 3

• E1: Richmond, Va.: Hour 1 (1999-01-18) — Appraisals from Richmond, Va., include a jewelry collection of Burmese rubies and diamonds; a folk-art rooster originally used in a dairy display. Also: a visit to the Museum of th
• E2: Richmond, Va.: Hour 2 (1999-01-25) — From Richmond, Va.: Appraisals include a presentation Colt pistol and a French doll made around 1885. Host: Chris Jussel.
• E3: Los Angeles: Hour 1 (1999-02-01) — Appraisals from Los Angeles include a Scottish-made clay piglet and a miniature portrait. Host: Chris Jussel.
• E4: Los Angeles: Hour 2 (1999-02-08) — From Los Angeles: Appraisals include a brewing-company advertising print; a silver-and-glass compote plate; a writing table made in Milan. Host: Chris Jussel.
• E5: Milwaukee: Hour 1 (1999-02-15) — Appraisals from Milwaukee include a Chippendale chair and an 1888 sculpture with carvings of 35 birds. Also: a visit to the Villa Terrace Decorative Arts Museum. Host: Chris Jussel
• E6: Milwaukee: Hour 2 (1999-02-22) — Conclusion. Appraisals from Milwaukee include a “Speedy” Alka Seltzer figure from the company's 1950s and '60s ad campaigns; and a chair designed by Frank Lloyd Wright. Also: a vis
• E7: Rochester, N.Y.: Hour 1 (1999-03-22) — Appraisals in Rochester include a painting created by musician Frank Zappa when he was in junior-high school; a cane rack; a 9-foot-tall fireplace mantel. Host: Chris Jussel.
• E8: Rochester, N.Y.: Hour 2 (1999-03-29) — Appraisals from Rochester include a portrait; a Shirvan rug; an 18th-century chair that has been in the owner's family for more than 100 years. Host: Chris Jussel.
• E9: Houston: Hour 1 (1999-04-05) — Appraisals from Houston include a menu from the last luncheon served aboard the Titanic. Host: Chris Jussel.
• E10: Houston: Hour 2 (1999-04-12) — Appraisals from Houston include an acoustic guitar autographed by Jimi Hendrix and a model car from the 1930s. Also: a look at a Native American artifact collection.
• E11: Louisville: Hour 1 (1999-04-19) — Appraisals from Louisville include a 20-gallon folk-art jug that the owner purchased at a yard sale; and a builder's model frame used to sell barns at the turn of the 20th century.
• E12: Louisville: Hour 2 (1999-04-26) — Appraisals from Kentucky include an 1860 Colt Army revolver with an interesting history, and a high-school yearbook featuring James Dean.
• E13: Portland, Ore.: Hour 1 (1999-05-10) — Appraisals in Portland, Ore., include an original preliminary script of "Gone with the Wind" and a folk-art horn. Part 1 of two. Chris Jussel is the host.
• E14: Portland, Ore.: Hour 2 (1999-05-17) — Conclusion. Appraisals from Portland, Ore., include a set of books autographed by Mark Twain, a turn-of-the-century zither and an 18th-century teapot made just before the American
• E15: Hartford, Conn.: Hour 1 (1999-05-24) — Appraisals in Hartford, Conn., include a 19th-century majolica fountain and a Civil War print circa 1865-75. Also: Native American crafts. Part 1 of two. Chris Jussel is the host.
• E16: Hartford, Conn.: Hour 2 (1999-05-31) — A trip to Hartford, Conn., concludes. Appraisals include a collection of Fiestaware and a rare fireplace bellows carved in the 19th century. Also: a visit to Mark Twain's house. Ch

Season 4

• E1: Columbus, Ohio: Hour 1 (2000-01-10) — Appraisals in Columbus, Ohio, include a handwritten letter from Thomas Jefferson; the first edition of Playboy magazine from 1953; and a skull-shaped humidor. Chris Jussel is the h
• E2: Columbus, Ohio: Hour 2 (2000-01-17) — Items appraised include a vintage football poster, a late-19th-century quilt, two valuable toys and an unusual gold ring. Chris Jussel is the host.
• E3: Birmingham, Ala.: Hour 1 (2000-01-24) — Items up for appraisal in Birmingham, Ala., include a 19th-century quilt, two valuable toys and an unusual gold ring with a surprise inside. Chris Jussel is the host.
• E4: Birmingham, Ala.: Hour 2 (2000-01-31) — Items up for appraisal in Birmingham, Ala., include a rare collection of “Gone with the Wind” memorabilia, an old Bible and a miniature Chippendale chest. Chris Jussel is the host.
• E5: Tampa: Hour 1 (2000-02-07) — Appraisals from Tampa include a rare toy clown, a unique clock and an elaborate metal bird sculpture. Chris Jussel is the host.
• E6: Tampa: Hour 2 (2000-02-14) — Appraisals in Tampa include a Tiffany lamp, a bejeweled baseball cap and a set of andirons. Chris Jussel is the host.
• E7: Providence, R.I.: Hour 1 (2000-02-21) — Items appraised in Providence, R.I., include an unusual collection of Boy Scout neckerchief slides, a stoneware jug and a jade and gold jewelry box. Chris Jussel is the host.
• E8: Providence, R.I.: Hour 2 (2000-02-28) — Items appraised in Providence, R.I., include a Dr. Evil doll, a collection of Persian prints and a French mantel clock. Chris Jussel is the host.
• E9: Special Edition (2000-03-01) — A look at how the show is put together and how objects are selected to be on camera. Also: appraisers share some of their favorite moments from the show. Included: an unusual Seymo
• E10: Baltimore: Hour 1 (2000-03-27) — Items appraised in Baltimore include an 18th-century tea table, a collection of railroad memorabilia and a painting. Chris Jussel hosts.
• E11: Baltimore: Hour 2 (2000-04-03) — Items appraised in Baltimore include a book signed by Edgar Allan Poe, a French Revival-style Victorian painting and a rooster weather vane with an important heritage. Chris Jussel
• E12: Toronto: Hour 1 (2000-04-10) — Items appraised in Toronto include a silver tea set, a rare golf club and a unique bronze, ivory and marble statue. Chris Jussel is the host.
• E13: Toronto: Hour 2 (2000-04-17) — Items appraised in Toronto include a Canadian Mounties doll, a vintage Rolex watch and a bird-shaped weight designed to hold open a gate. Chris Jussel is the host.
• E14: Salt Lake City: Hour 1 (2000-04-24) — Items to be appraised in Salt Lake City include a unique piece of human-hair jewelry, a diamond-and-pearl tiara ring, and a collection of Native American beadwork. Chris Jussel is
• E15: Salt Lake City: Hour 2 (2000-05-01) — Items appraised in Salt Lake City include an important Mormon document, a mechanical birdcage and a bronze statue of Napoleon. Chris Jussel is the host.
• E16: Des Moines, Iowa: Hour 1 (2000-05-22) — The first of two shows from Des Moines, Iowa. Articles appraised include a letter written by Mark Twain and a propeller from one of Charles Lindbergh's biplanes, as well as a carvi
• E17: Des Moines, Iowa: Hour 2 (2000-05-29) — Items up for appraisal in Des Moines, Iowa, include a Wurlitzer jukebox, a Tiffany vase and a Chinese box and horn. Also: host Chris Jussel visits a 1920s Des Moines mansion built

Season 5

• E1: St. Louis, Missouri: Hour 1 (2001-01-08) — Boston gallery owner Dan Elias, a contemporary-art specialist, hosts this stop in St. Louis. One man brings in a painting he calls “ 'Uncle Jim' in the attic.” It turns out that “J
• E2: St. Louis, Missouri: Hour 2 (2001-01-15) — Appraisals in St. Louis (Part 2 of three) include a Budweiser-beer tin, a toy bear and an 18th-century silk-needlepoint picture. Also: host Dan Elias tours an 1880 St. Louis mansio
• E3: St. Louis, Missouri: Hour 3 (2001-01-22) — A three-show sojourn in St. Louis concludes with a visit to the St. Louis Mercantile Library, which was founded in 1846. Also: appraisals include a repeater rifle; a 100-year-old m
• E4: Charleston, South Carolina: Hour 1 (2001-01-29) — The first of three programs from Charleston, S.C. Included: a set of Jackie Gleason's golf clubs; a 1763 poster (from Massachusetts) about the French and Indian War; and a 19th-cen
• E5: Charleston, South Carolina: Hour 2 (2001-02-05) — Items appraised in the second of three shows from Charleston, S.C., include a Hawaiian ukulele, a 19th-century basket and a collection of folk-art puppets. Also: series host Dan El
• E6: Charleston, South Carolina: Hour 3 (2001-02-12) — A three-episode sojourn in Charleston, S.C., concludes. Items up for appraisal include a 19th-century chair designed for a pair of Thai conjoined twins, as well as a bronze sculpt
• E7: Austin, Texas: Hour 1 (2001-02-19) — A two-show stop in Austin, Texas, begins with a state-capitol tour. At the Austin Convention Center, items appraised include Chinese headdresses designed to ward off evil spirits;
• E8: Austin, Texas: Hour 2 (2001-02-26) — Items appraised in the second of two shows from Austin, Texas, include the letter U.S. Grant wrote in 1868 accepting the Republican Presidential nomination, and a collection of dol
• E9: Denver: Hour 1 (2001-03-26) — Items appraised during the first of three programs from Denver include a Tiffany lamp with its original patina, a rare vase (one of only four like it) and an 18th-century maple bow
• E10: Denver: Hour 2 (2001-04-02) — Items appraised on the second of three shows from Denver include a 19th-century baseball bat; a turn-of-the-century cast-iron bank; and 19th-century documents from a Colorado minin
• E11: Denver: Hour 3 (2001-04-09) — Items appraised during the final show from Denver include art-deco Bakelite objects, a mahogany-and-brass lap desk and a beaded Native American saddle throw. Also: host Dan Elias p
• E12: Madison, Wisconsin: Hour 1 (2001-04-16) — Items appraised in the first of a three-episode stint in Madison, Wis., include a Civil War broadside from 1862, a Wisconsin-made spinning wheel and a Norwegian fiddle. Also: host
• E13: Madison, Wisconsin: Hour 2 (2001-04-23) — Items appraised in Madison, Wis., include a silver-and-gold incense burner, and a parasol that was given to the owner's grandmother by Queen Victoria. Also: host Dan Elias visits T
• E14: Madison, Wisconsin: Hour 3 (2001-04-30) — The three-show stopover in Madison, Wis., concludes. Appraised: Stickley dining-room tables and chairs; a Chinese blanket designed to cover a child's saddle; and a hand-drawn 1909
• E15: Tulsa, Oklahoma: Hour 1 (2001-05-07) — Appraised at the Tulsa Convention Center: a desk used in Congress in the 1850s (and found by its owner in a chicken coop); a handwritten diary kept by delegates to the Oklahoma Con
• E16: Tulsa, Oklahoma: Hour 2 (2001-05-14) — Items appraised in Tulsa (Part 2 of three) include an 1881 cylindrical calculator, a Roman earthenware amphora and a place card from a vintage Hollywood party that features Will Ro
• E17: Tulsa, Oklahoma: Hour 3 (2001-05-21) — Appraised in Tulsa: a pocket watch showing two time zones, designed for a sea captain; a Native American cradle board; and an 18th-century chest of drawers that was being used by i
• E18: Boston: Hour 1 (2001-10-05) — The “Roadshow” makes a pit stop in its home town with the first of three programs (taped in August 2000) at Boston's Bayside Expo Center. Items appraised range from a spoon once ow
• E19: Boston: Hour 2 (2001-10-12) — Items appraised at Boston's Bayside Exposition Center include an 18th-century French tureen, a trunk full of turn-of-the-20th-century military uniforms and a slavery-era citizenshi
• E20: Boston: Hour 3 (2001-10-19) — Items appraised at Boston's Bayside Exposition Center include a mid-19th century carved wooden cat; and a French fashion doll, clothing and accessories. Also: host Dan Elias tours
• E21: Sacramento, California: Hour 1 (2001-10-22) — Part 1 of two. Items appraised in Sacramento range from an 1870s Irish chamber pot adorned with a picture of British Prime Minister William Gladstone to “Star Wars” figurines. Also
• E22: Sacramento, California: Hour 2 (2001-10-29) — Conclusion. Items appraised in Sacramento include a pair of bronze horses, a Wedgewood stove from the 1930s and a hand-embroidered linen bag. Also: host Dan Elias visits the Califo
• E23: Las Vegas: Hour 1 (2001-11-05) — Items appraised in Las Vegas (Part 1 of three) include an 18th-century Dutch decanter set, a post-Civil War chair and table, and a painting of a snowy landscape scene in Bucks Coun
• E24: Las Vegas: Hour 2 (2001-11-12) — Part 2 . Items appraised in Las Vegas include a 17th-century Dutch pendulum clock; a Revolutionary War-era powderkeg; and a magic-memorabilia collection that includes a program aut
• E25: Las Vegas: Hour 3 (2001-11-19) — A Las Vegas stint concludes. Items appraised include costumes worn by performers who entertained U.S. troops during the 1950s; a 19th-century Russian religious icon; and a carpente

Season 6

• E1: Tucson: Hour 1 (2002-01-21) — The 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
• E2: Tucson: Hour 2 (2002-01-28) — Items 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,
• E3: Tucson: Hour 3 (2002-02-04) — A 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
• E4: New York, N.Y.: Hour 1 (2002-02-11) — The 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
• E5: New York, N.Y.: Hour 2 (2002-02-18) — Items 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
• E6: New York, N.Y.: Hour 3 (2002-02-25) — Items 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
• E7: San Diego: Hour 1 (2002-04-22) — Items 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
• E8: San Diego: Hour 2 (2002-04-29) — Items 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:
• E9: San Diego: Hour 3 (2002-05-06) — Conclusion. 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
• E10: Indianapolis: Hour 1 (2002-05-13) — Part 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
• E11: Indianapolis: Hour 2 (2002-05-20) — Evaluated 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
• E12: Indianapolis: Hour 3 (2002-05-27) — Appraised 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
• E13: Miami: Hour 1 (2002-10-21) — Items 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
• E14: Miami: Hour 2 (2002-10-28) — Items 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
• E15: Miami: Hour 3 (2002-11-04) — Conclusion. 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
• E16: New Orleans: Hour 1 (2002-11-11) — Part 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
• E17: New Orleans: Hour 2 (2002-11-18) — Items 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
• E18: New Orleans: Hour 3 (2002-11-25) — Conclusion. 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

Frequently Asked Questions

How many seasons does Antiques Roadshow have? 31 season(s) with 677 episodes.

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