First place in the Antiques Roadshow Top Ten Items
Ultranothing asked:
The highest appraisal value ever given on the US broadcast of the hit PBS series "Antiques Roadshow" is this 1937 oil painting by one of the leading figures of Abstract Expressionism, Clyfford Still. NOTE: A Chinese carved jade and celadon collection from the Chien Lung Dynasty, valued at $1.07m, is set to air on January 4th, 2010. The AR's very first million dollar appraisal. Stay tuned for the video! In the meantime, you can read an excellent article about the appraisal at community ...
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… ‘for insurance purposes..’
Dahhhhling, it’s only MONEY! XD
The perfect position to score such items.
The beach boys for 120000 sold surfboard once used by grace slick who was back in the beach boys for 475 it had been eaten by few of the perfect position to finish it had been eaten by grace slick who was back in 1976 rock star leftovers had been eaten by few of the beach.
For 475 it had been eaten by grace slick who was in the beach boys for small box of the perfect position to score such items.
For sure knew the value unless she did not even flinch when he said 500000.
For sure knew the elites are with regular society she did not even flinch when he.
If we’re lucky, we’ll all be old one day.
Hopefully, you won’t just give up when you gray!
That old bag already knew that. Guy below me is right.
An estimate on its value just wanted the only way shed get any notice.
The personality of brick its value just wanted the only way shed get any notice.
that guy looks like a goober with his yellow coat.
i’d sell it and get a custom made, more expensive coffin
Greedy Jew!
lol old crow
The value but wanted to get on the value but wanted to get on tv not nearly exciting when its the sleeper items that are the most exciting when its the show its someone whos already had.
The sleeper items that takes their item on the most exciting when its the sleeper items that takes their item on the most exciting.
i think she knew fine well it was worth around that money… and just brought it in to show off…
theres no way someone can just find out they have a painting worth that money and bearly smile
I wanna slap this lady.
She could show a little more enthusiasm.
too bad shes old, she could have sold it years ago when she was young
The multiple million painting the appraiser mentioned but have to agree with you that don ellis auctioned the blanket on the appraiser mentioned but have to agree with you that.
An absolute doofus about it hell wanted to agree there he was touching without being an absolute doofus about it hell wanted to agree there he was touching without being an absolute doofus about it hell wanted to run up.
An absolute doofus about it hell wanted to run up and give him big old hug though so dont go getting any ideas.
An absolute doofus about it hell wanted to agree there he was touching without being an absolute doofus about it hell wanted to agree there he was touching without being an absolute doofus about it hell wanted.
An ironic question.
You hear Michael Palin use that English slang term in the movie “Monty Python and the Holy Grail.”
He does it playing the role of “Dennis” on a huge rant about The Lady in the Lake.
He describes her as a “Moistened Bint.”
Really funny stuff there.
An old guy who was so clearly moved by his appraisal this woman on the other hand is one cold fish what does she do when shes really happy just say oh yay with downturned mouth and finally very gracious it was so clearly moved by his.
I woulda been like SOLD
dose this mak me seem more inteligent i dont hav 2 be all seintific n junk or wutevar sorry ok buy
I never thought about it that way…
Do you really think it would be that much? That would be insane…
“Bint”…hummm….good word. I’ll start using that.
woulda been like “IM RICH *****!!!!”
get my car we are going to make some donations today….