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Episode #110
Viewers find out if the $75,000 to $100,000 valuation of an original menu from the Titanic – discovered at the Houston, Texas ROADSHOW in 1998 – held water, when "Antiques Roadshow Fyi" correspondent Clay Reynolds talks to the owner about the document's sale. Also, ROADSHOW FYI's cameras capture the skyrocketing action as a rare, hand-painted 18th-century chest of drawers, found by Skinner appraisers Martha Hamilton and Stephen Fletcher during a routine house call in Massachusetts, fetches a record-setting $1,876,000. Clay visits antique appliance collector extraordinaire Stefan Osdene – first featured as a teenager on the 1998 special ANTIQUES ROADSHOW JR. with his burgeoning electric fan collection – and appraiser John Hays shares the tantalizing details of the priceless furniture collection once owned by American Revolutionary War hero General John Cadwalader,now dispersed and turning up piece by piece as far away as Italy.
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