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Sue, we don;t produce the show, but we totally agree with you. It is an informative and interesting hour!

-- Contributed by: Marye Audet

We really enjoy Antique Road Show. There are so many old things to see. I have several things from my parents which mean a lot. Keep up the interesting show.

-- Contributed by: Sue

Vin I am not at all sure how that works, and not every piece will use that...it depends on the individual manufacturer.

-- Contributed by: Marye Audet

Both my wife & I enjoy the show in South Africa. We hardly miss the show. On a recent show, the evaluator aged the piece of as being made in 1898 as it had an "I" in the back of the piece. What happens when one runs out of letters when one gets to Z, or how does it continue???

-- Contributed by: Vin Gore

Barb, they have a forum ..http://discussions.pbs.org/viewforum.pbs?f=109 You might try asking there, perhaps someone will know or be able to direct you.

-- Contributed by: Marye Audet

Is there a way that I can get a list of the dealers that have worked on Antiques Roadshow in the past few years in the mpls area?

-- Contributed by: barb paschke

William, LoveToKnow is not at alla ffiliated with Antiques Road Show, but I will try to help anyway.

Trevor was a British landscape painter that specialized in watercolors and gouache in the 1920s and 30s. He painted the area around Dartmoor, the Lake District, Wales and Scotland. Thrilmere is a resevoir in the Lake District National Park, ...bria England. While I cannot tell you what your painting might be worth, I can tell you that one of his watercolors recently sold for about $625.00 US dollars. I suggest that you take it to a local appraiser to get it's true worth. I hope this helps.

-- Contributed by: Marye Audet

I have a watercolor drawing called "Thirlmere"by G Trevor in what looks like the original frame.It has a tag on the back of the frame from The Rembrandt Gallery, 12 Water Street,Liverpool 2. I can't find anything about the painting or the painter. Can you help? I enjoy your show.

-- Contributed by: William A Graser

Landa I am sorry, they sound beautiful but I can't find anything on them either. My guess is that the name Golda is the name of the design of the vase in honor of Golda Meir but that is only a guess. Keep trying.

-- Contributed by: Marye Audet

I have 2 6' vase they are blue with purple flowers and gold, the bottom of them say Made in Palestine "Golda" I have been trying to find info on them but can't. The antique dealers around here have no idea.

-- Contributed by: Landa Titus

Hello Cindy - Unfortunately, I am not able to give appraisals. However, you can try visiting What's it Worth to You and find an appraiser who can help you or contact a local antique dealer or appraiser. Good luck with your rockers!

-- Contributed by: Terry Hurley

My parents have a pair of Lincoln rockers, about say 1850, cane set and back, excellent condition. Any recommendations for finding the asking value of these rockers? Many thanks!

-- Contributed by: Cindy

Hello Robbin - I would recommend you contact the Antiques Roadshow via their website for information. I am sorry but I have no information regarding their booking criteria.

-- Contributed by: Terry Hurley

I want to see what our Rotary Club can do with the Antique road show to come to Richmond,Va. We would like to have a fund raiser. Is this possible? We give 100% of money raised to charities.

-- Contributed by: robbin kolbe

Hello Eleanor - Unfortunately, I am not able to give appraisals. To find the value you need to consult a dealer, appraiser or local antique auction house. There are also price guides that are available at most libraries or bookstores where you should be able to identify the pattern and find the value. Good luck with your vase.

-- Contributed by: Terry Hurley

I have a rare piece of roseville pottery. I have a freesia vase 125-10. I am trying to find out what its worth now.

-- Contributed by: Eleanor

Dorothy, this is only an informational website. You can contact the Antiques Roadshow directly by visiting their website. It is in the box at the top of this article.

-- Contributed by: Kathleen Roberts

I have an early (18th century ) higboy that may be of interest to you. I would really like to know more about it although I was told it was a Philadelphia piece. If there is some interest in it for you I would appreciate hearing from you. Since you will be in Hartford on March 19th and I am quite close to Hartford, I am hoping you will be interested Thank you, Dorothy Mohrman

-- Contributed by: Dorothy Mohrman

As I told Missy, you will have to visit the Antique Road Show website. You can find the link at the top of this article in the box on the right. LTK is only an informational website. We are not affiliated with the show.

-- Contributed by: Kathleen Roberts

I would like to go to the Antique Road Show this June in Dallas. My sister said that is when you are coming. How do I get tickets for this?

-- Contributed by: Becky Witt

Missy, you'll need to visit the Antiques Roadshow website. This is only an article about the show and LTK is not in any way associated with them. Sorry for the confusion.

-- Contributed by: Kathleen Roberts

I have a few items I'd like you to see. One is an etching done in 1865 by William M. Chase, another is a tiffany vase, as well as a few Rookwood pieces all from the early 1920's. The idea of going to one of your shows is very exciting.Thank You. Missy Burton

-- Contributed by: Missy Burton

You will need to visit the website for ticket information.

-- Contributed by: Kathleen Roberts

I would like to apply for 2008 tickets to the Antique Roadshow - any location. How do I apply?

-- Contributed by: Ruth Goodwin

Thanks for you question Sue. To be honest, I have no idea... although you could contact the Antique Roadshow directly.

-- Contributed by: Debbie Vasen

I entered a drawing (online) to obtain tickets to the Antique Roadshow in Spokane, WA. I understood the drawing was to be held May 22....if I haven't got word as to the results of the drawing, do I assume I wasn't selected? Thank you in advance for your reply!

-- Contributed by: Sue Williams
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