Preview: Season 23 Episode 24 | 1m 30s
Extraordinary Finds premieres Monday, November 4 at 8/7c on PBS.
Aired: 11/04/19
Funding for ANTIQUES ROADSHOW is provided by Liberty Mutual Insurance, Ancestry, and Consumer Cellular. Additional funding is provided by public television viewers.
Interview with the "Extraordinary Finds" Producers
Producer Luke Crafton interviews Executive Producer Marsha Bemko on ROADSHOW's milestone.
Segment: Michael Grogan — Erik Magnussen Original Drawing
Roadshow visits RISD to learn about their acquisition of the Magnussen coffee set designs.
Digital Short: Barrett — The Buffalo Bill Era
Noel Barrett discusses the significance of the Buffalo Bill era.
Segment: Nicho Lowry — Bern Hill Posters & Maquettes
Nicho Lowry talks about his thrill in discovering an unknown artist in Louisville.
Segment: Lee Dunbar — Boston Red Stockings Archive
Lee Dunbar reminisces about her million-dollar baseball-card discovery in NYC in 2014!
Digital Short: Katz — Why Do You Love Folk Art?
Allan Katz talks explains how and why he became such a Folk Art fanatic.
Digital Short: Hear More from Ken Gloss
Ken Gloss on why he loves seeing — and touching — old books and manuscripts.
Digital Short: Mason — What Made Me Think It Was Chinese?
Lark Mason describes his initial reasoning on why he believed the screen was Chinese.
Digital Short: Buxton — Distinguishing Between Phases
John Buxton defines the different phases of a Navajo blanket.
Digital Short: Keno — Why Grunge Is Good
Leigh Keno explains why maybe you shouldn't clean that grungy furniture!
Segment: Laura Woolley — 1969 John Lennon "Bed In" Sign
Laura Woolley remembers the John & Yoko memorabilia that almost floored her guest in NYC.
Segment: John Sollo — Charles Rohlfs Mahogany Chair
John Sollo reminisces about a unique Charles Rohlfs chair he appraised in 2006.
Segment: Allan Katz — Child's Swan Sleigh, ca. 1880
Allan Katz talks about his mate to the swan-shaped sled he found in Milwaukee.
Segment: Robert Waterhouse — Early 15th-Century Bodhisattva
Robert Waterhouse discusses a rare and valuable bodhisattva he found in St. Louis in 2017.
Segment: Leigh Keno — Seymour Card Table, ca. 1794
Leigh Keno gets excited all over again about ROADSHOW's first tag-sale triumph!
Digital Short: Sulka — Tiffany Lamps
Arlie Sulka speaks to the short production and popularity of Tiffany lamps.
Digital Short: Katz — See Inside Allan Katz's Living Room
Allan Katz invited our cameras into his home to see his fantastic Folk Art collection.
Digital Short: Hi, I'm Nicho Lowry
Nicho tries to get in the zone in these outrageous outtakes.
Digital Short: Fesko — Why Remington Is Often Faked
Colleene Fesko explains why Frederic Remington is one of the most forged artists.
Digital Short: Dunbar — What You Don't See at ROADSHOW
Lee Dunbar discusses what goes into appraising your antiques.
Digital Short: Buxton — Who Was Kit Carson?
John Buxton explains more about Kit Carson's possible connection to the Navajo blanket.
Digital Short: Farmer — Appraising Before the Internet
Ken Farmer reflects upon appraising at ROADSHOW back in the early 2000s.
Celebrate 500 episodes with an hour of pivotal moments, amazing finds, interviews & more!
Revist Season 10 to see if treasures from the smallest state have the biggest value.
Churchill Downs Racetrack, Hour 3
Giddy up for great antiques at Churchill Downs Racetrack!
Churchill Downs Racetrack, Hour 2
Discover first-place finds with ROADSHOW at Churchill Downs Racetrack.
Churchill Downs Racetrack, Hour 1
It’s off to the races for amazing appraisals at Churchill Downs Racetrack!
Tremendous Tulsa treasures abound with ROADSHOW at Philbrook Museum. One’s up to $30,000!
Experience outstanding Oklahoma appraisals at Philbrook Museum—plus a $30k-$50k find!
Travel to Tulsa for ROADSHOW appraisals at Philbrook Museum. Which is worth $71,000?
Wrap up ROADSHOW’s visit to Hotel del Coronado with hot finds like a $50,000 appraisal!
Check into Hotel del Coronado to see sensational finds at a stunning seaside setting!
ROADSHOW doesn’t clown around when it comes to show-stopping appraisals at Ca' d'Zan!
