Ep 5. New Orleans - Hour 2

An episode of Antiques Roadshow's 22nd season, New Orleans - Hour 2 takes viewers on a journey through the unique and vibrant culture of New Orleans and the antiques that reflect its rich history. With a focus on the city's French and Spanish influences, this episode features a variety of interesting and valuable items that showcase the city's eclectic past.

Expert appraisers assess an assortment of antiques, including a rare Audubon print, an ornate 19th-century tea set, and a collection of vintage Carnival glass. Viewers also get a glimpse into the story behind a collection of family heirloom jewelry, as well as the history of a set of iconic Louisiana State Capitol chairs.

Throughout the episode, the Antiques Roadshow team explores the city's wide range of antiques shops, auction houses, and flea markets, highlighting the unique treasures that can be found only in New Orleans. Historical landmarks such as the Saint Louis Cathedral and the Cabildo also make an appearance, adding to the rich tapestry of the city's culture.

As always, host Mark L. Walberg engages with the guests and offers fascinating insights into the history and value of the featured antiques. Whether you're a seasoned collector or just appreciate a good piece of history, New Orleans - Hour 2 is sure to provide an entertaining and informative look into the world of antiques.