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ANTIQUES ROADSHOW, with host Mark L. Walberg, turned Sweet Sixteen this year with a jaw-dropping season premiere from Tulsa, Oklahoma.
ARTICLE: Owning Animal-Derived Objects
Learn more about the regulations governing the owning and trading of antique objects that come from animals.
VIDEO: Interview with the Rhino Horn Cups Owner
Find out what Douglas, the owner of ROADSHOW's most valuable discovery to date, had to say after his appraisal in Tulsa.
VIDEO: Interview with the Gibson F-5 Mandolin Owner
Hear Erin's plans for the $175,000 mandolin she had appraised in Tulsa!
VIDEO: Greetings from the Tulsa Feedback Booth!
Guests from Tulsa share stories and send shout-outs to friends and family at home in the ROADSHOW feedback booth.
ARTICLE: The Not-So-Little Brown Jug
The not-so-little brown jug that appeared at the Tulsa, Oklahoma ANTIQUES ROADSHOW, contains some of the history of Alabama stoneware.
VIDEO: Interview with the Chinese Bronze Figure Owner
Hear more from Max, the owner of the Ming Dynasty cast bronze figure appraised in Tulsa for $70,000-$100,000!
ARTICLE: Spoils of War?
One man's family heirloom, a 400-year-old Chinese bronze his father brought home from service overseas, and how values about wartime souvenirs have changed over time.
ARTICLE: Wreck Survivors Saved from Sea — Read all About It!
Read the incredible 1917 NY Times article about the tragic fate of the schooner depicted in this Solon Badger painting.
VIDEO: Web-Exclusive Appraisal
Asian Art expert Lark E. Mason's appraises a watercolor screen by Chen Chi, ca. 1950.
VIDEO: Web-Exclusive Appraisal
In this web exclusive from Tulsa, Laura Woolley appraises a collection of rare 1916 early "Cub Comedies" silent 35mm films.
VIDEO: Web-Exclusive Appraisal
In this web exclusive from Tulsa, Jasmani Francis examines a collection of drawings depicting NFL Hall-of-Famers that are signed by the players themselves.
VIDEO: Web-Exclusive Appraisal
In this web exclusive from Tulsa, Catherine Williamson appraises a collection of signed photos of the Younger brothers, ca. 1876.
VIDEO: Web-Exclusive Appraisal
Robert Cheney appraises a Birge and Fuller 8-day wagon spring shelf clock, ca. 1840, from Tulsa Hour 2.
VIDEO: Web-Exclusive Appraisal
Laura Woolley appraises two original drawings by Will Sampson, the actor who played Chief Bromden in the 1975 film "One Flew Over the Cuckoo’s Nest."
VIDEO: Web-Exclusive Appraisal
Christopher W. Lane appraises 19th-century McKenney and Hall Indian portraits in Tulsa Hour 2.
SLIDESHOW: Behind the Scenes in Tulsa
Photos from ROADSHOW's July 23 visit to Tulsa!
VIDEO: Web-Exclusive Appraisal
In Tulsa Hour 2, Sarah Churgin examines a Victorian turquoise and split pearl gold bracelet.
VIDEO: Web-Exclusive Appraisal
Alasdair Nichol appraises an oil painting by Joseph Fleck ― an artist known for his depictions of the American West but who was originally from Austria-Hungary.
VIDEO: Web-Exclusive Appraisal
Decorative arts expert John Sollo appraises an enamel screen by Edith Meyer that depicts the 12 signs of the zodiac.
VIDEO: Web-Exclusive Appraisal
Folk art expert Allan Katz admires the fine craftsmanship of a marquetry tool chest from 1894 that was made by the owner’s great-great-grandfather ― a cabinetmaker by trade.
VIDEO: Web-Exclusive Appraisal
Christopher Mitchell appraises a C.S.A belt buckle and an 1860s Savage Revolver — a gun known for its unusual trigger and cocking configuration.
VIDEO: Web-Exclusive Appraisal
David Lackey appraises a Villeroy & Boch patter and plate that were specifically designed for an American market — they depict turkeys.
VIDEO: Web-Exclusive Appraisal
Wesley Cowan gets an up-close look at a folk art watercolor of a New York brother and sister, ca. 1855.
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