Mark L. Walberg
Self - Host
Antiques Roadshow (1997)
Season 2
Based on the popular BBC series running since 1979, the PBS Antiques Roadshow combines history with discovery. Each year, the show visits a handful of cities to appraise items brought in by viewers. Are these items worth a lot of money, more than the visitors expect?
Released Jan. 9, 1997
Episode 52 min
10+
Genres: Documentary, Reality TV
Keywords: tmdb.antique, imdb.appraisal, imdb.advice, imdb.collectible, imdb.based-on-british-tv-series, imdb.non-fiction, tmdb.appraisal + 6 more, imdb.antique, imdb.remake, mdblist.has-trailer, imdb.junk, imdb.antique-appraisal, awards.emmy-award-nominated
Watch Providers: Tubi TV, Spectrum On Demand, PBS Living Amazon Channel, YouTube TV, KQED
Production Companies: Twin Cities Public Television, WGBH Boston
Network: PBS
Country: United States
Languages:
English
S2E1 - Secaucus, N.J.
Part 1 of two. Appraisals from Secaucus, N.J., include a card table from the late 1700s; a Thomas Edison electric pen; two framed documents written by Ernest Hemingway. Host: Chris Jussel.
Jan. 19, 1998, midnight
S2E2 - Secaucus, N.J.
Conclusion. Appraisals from Secaucus, N.J., include five Tiffany vases; several books signed by Benjamin Franklin; and a hand-carved, wooden cake board dating to the early 19th century. Chris Jussel hosts.
Jan. 26, 1998, midnight
S2E3 - Cincinnati, Ohio
Appraisals from Cincinnati include a set of original illustrations for the Dick and Jane reading primers dating from 1965. Also: a hall stand made in Switzerland; a vase.
Feb. 2, 1998, midnight
S2E4 - Atlanta
Part 1 of two. Appraisals from Atlanta include a letter written by Abraham Lincoln in 1841; a complete set of dental instruments made in 1849; three painted tiles bought at a yard sale for $1 each. Host: Chris Jussel.
Feb. 9, 1998, midnight
S2E5 - Atlanta
Conclusion. Appraisals in Atlanta include an original Confederate flag; a 1959 Congressional yearbook containing the signatures of several Presidents, including John F. Kennedy; a desk made in China in the early 1800s. Host: Chris Jussel.
Feb. 16, 1998, midnight
S2E6 - San Francisco
Part 1 of two. Appraisals from San Francisco include a sculpture of a ram; an Eskimo hunting helmet decorated with ivory; a collection of more than 40 souvenir spoons. Also: a segment on collecting concert posters. Host: Chris Jussel.
Feb. 23, 1998, midnight
S2E7 - San Francisco
Conclusion. Appraisals from San Francisco include a collection of movie memorabilia, along with a wig worn by silent actor Hank Mann in his role as a Keystone Cop. Also: a German Oriental doll made in the 1920s; a set of 18th-century Nativity figures. Host: Chris Jussel.
March 2, 1998, midnight
S2E8 - Pittsburgh
Part 1 of two. Appraisals from Pittsburgh include a parasol that had been used in Queen Victoria's coronation ceremonies in 1837; a silver libation set given to the governor of Maryland during the Civil War; and two silver meat-carving sets. Host: Chris Jussel.
March 23, 1998, midnight
S2E9 - Pittsburgh
Conclusion. Appraisals from Pittsburgh include a Gibson guitar; a tenor saxhorn circa 1860; and a document box that illustrates Pennsylvania German artwork. Host: Chris Jussel.
March 23, 1998, midnight
S2E10 - Dallas, Texas
Appraisals from Dallas include a piece of 19th-century folk art designed to scare away crows; a tricorn hat unearthed in a landfill that is now part of lower Manhattan; a Tiffany vase made around the turn of the century. Host: Chris Jussel.
April 6, 1998, midnight
S2E11 - Phoenix
Part 1 of two. Appraisals from Phoenix include the original "Yes, Virginia, There Is a Santa Claus" letter written in 1897; a wooden spice cabinet made in 1780; a table clock dating from the Industrial Revolution. Host: Chris Jussel.
April 13, 1998, midnight
S2E12 - Phoenix
Conclusion. Appraisals from Phoenix include a Tiffany lamp; a “Hogan's Heroes” lunch box; a dragonfly brooch. Host: Chris Jussel.
April 20, 1998, midnight
S2E13 - Nashville
Appraisals from Nashville include letters written by Andrew Jackson; a rare Native American composition book from the 1880s filled with 31 drawings; a Scottish tea urn. Included: a visit to Andrew Jackson's boyhood home. Host: Chris Jussel.
May 4, 1998, midnight
Network: PBS
Episode Runtime: 52 min.
Season Runtime: 2157 min.
Released: Jan. 9, 1997
Last Air Date: May 19, 2025, midnight
Status: Returning Series
Certification: TV-G
Common sense age: 10+
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