Ep 11. Birmingham - Hour 2

In Antiques Roadshow season 19 episode 11, titled "Birmingham - Hour 2," expert appraisers travel to Birmingham, Alabama to evaluate a wide range of antiques and collectibles. The show features several segments where people from the area bring in their prized possessions to be assessed in value, age, and origin.

In the first segment, a woman brings in a collection of 1940s-50s cocktail shakers, glasses, and other barware that she inherited from her grandparents. Appraisers estimate the value of the collection to be between $5,000-$7,000.

Next, a man brings in a 19th-century painting of a young girl that he purchased at an estate sale. The painting is in excellent condition, and appraisers estimate its value to be around $25,000.

The third segment features a couple who have inherited a complete set of authentic 19th century Victorian bedroom furniture. The appraisers examine each piece and estimate the collection to be worth around $35,000-$40,000.

In the fourth segment, a man brings in a collection of antique guns that have been passed down through generations of his family. The appraisers carefully examine each firearm, dating them to the mid-19th century and valuing the collection at around $15,000.

The final segment of the episode showcases a women who inherited a rare set of Rose Medallion china. This ornate and colorful Chinese export porcelain is highly sought after by collectors and the appraisers estimate the value of the set to be between $20,000-$30,000.

Throughout the episode, the appraisers provide fascinating insights into the history and craftsmanship of each item, as well as the market trends and factors influencing the value of antiques and collectibles. Viewers are treated to a diverse range of objects and stories from around the Birmingham area, making this an exciting and informative episode of Antiques Roadshow.