Ep 6. Austin - Hour 3

In season 19 episode 6 of Antiques Roadshow, titled "Austin - Hour 3," the team of experts arrives in the vibrant city of Austin, Texas, where they evaluate a wide variety of antiques and collectibles.

The hour kicks off with a visit from a woman who brought in two oil paintings that have been in her family for decades. She hopes they could be worth something, but the experts find their true value lies in the sentimental attachment her family has to them.

Next up is a man who inherited a pair of elaborately carved wooden chairs from his father. While the chairs are certainly eye-catching, the experts explain that their worth is likely less than the sentimental value they hold for the family.

A woman arrives with an impressive collection of vintage cowboy gear, including spurs and chaps from the 1800s. The experts are blown away by the quality and history of the items, which offer a glimpse into the Old West.

Another visitor brings in a pair of antique Chinese vases that have been in her family for generations. The intricately detailed pieces turn out to be quite valuable, and the woman is ecstatic to learn their true worth.

A man arrives with a collection of antique guns, including some rare and unique pieces. The experts explain the significance of each piece and offer insights into the history of firearms.

Other interesting items that pass through the evaluation table include a collection of vintage concert posters, a rare set of sterling silver utensils, and a set of antique carved ivory figures.

As always, the experts are engaging and informative, providing valuable insights into the history, provenance, and value of each item that comes their way. The show continues to captivate audiences with its unique blend of history, culture, and unexpected discoveries.