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Philadelphia, Hour 1

Season 11 Episode 4

ANTIQUES ROADSHOW kicks off the show with a visit to the Philadelphia Art Museum. Highlights include: a rare 18th-century Pennsylvania spice cupboard; a Philadelphia-made 19th-century silver tea set and 18th-century serving salver; and an early 20th-century oil painting by noted Pennsylvania impressionist George Sotter- banished to the basement by the owner-valued at $120,000 to $180,000.

Aired: 01/21/07
Funding for ANTIQUES ROADSHOW is provided by Ancestry and American Cruise Lines. Additional funding is provided by public television viewers.
Extras
Preview: 250 Years of Americana
Appraisal: 1931 Jaeger-LeCoultre Reverso Watch
Appraisal: Charles Loloma Necklace & Ironwood Bird
Appraisal: 1900 Oscar Berninghaus Watercolor
Appraisal: Loetz 4-handled Phänomen Vase, ca. 1904
Appraisal: 20th C. Ernest Trova "Falling Man" Sculpture
Appraisal: 1937 Inscribed "Of Mice and Men" First Edition
Preview: Junk in the Trunk 15
Appraisal: John Juzek Violin, ca. 1950
Appraisal: Alphonse Mucha American "Reverie" Print, ca. 1910