Antiques Roadshow Season 17 Episode 14 Rapid City - Hour 2

In this episode of Antiques Roadshow, the team visits Rapid City, South Dakota for the second hour of appraisals. The show opens with a stunning collection of gold jewelry brought in by a woman who inherited it from her mother. The jewelry features intricate designs and precious stones and the appraiser is astounded by the value of the pieces.

Next, a set of Native American beaded items are brought in, including a possible Lakota Sioux beaded cradleboard. The appraiser takes a close examination, pointing out the intricate designs and skillful craftsmanship, and gives an estimate on its value. Another woman brings in a Korean military souvenir jacket, which she found in her father's belongings. The appraiser is excited to see this unique item and shares the history behind it, revealing its origins and significance.

A pair of stained glass windows that were salvaged from a demolished church are brought in, complete with religious iconography and intricate designs. The appraiser is impressed with the condition of the windows and offers an estimate on its value. Other items include a mid-century modern bedroom suite, a collection of hand-crafted glass pieces, and a violin with a fascinating history.

The team also gets a glimpse into the history of Rapid City with an appraisal of a vintage 1950s souvenir pennant from the local Black Hills Stock Show and Rodeo. The appraiser shares the fascinating story of the event and the importance it holds in the region's history.

Throughout the episode, the appraisers take a deep dive into the historical and cultural significance of each item. They share anecdotes, history lessons, and reveal the fascinating stories behind each piece. From a unique military jacket to intricate beaded works of art, the Rapid City Hour 2 episode of Antiques Roadshow is full of surprises and incredible discoveries.