TV Program: Antiques Roadshow: Savannah, GA (Part 2)

"Antiques Roadshow"'s second hour from Savannah Georgia, finds furniture experts Leigh and Leslie Keno visiting an unlikely locale: the workshop of a reproduction furniture craftsman. Back at the Savannah International Trade and Convention Center, appraisers are genuinely impressed with the arrivals, including an Alabama Indestructible Doll patented by Alabama-native Ella Smith in 1912, an eight gallon alkaline pottery jug used for grand celebrations circa 1839; and a museum-quality quilt, handcrafted by African American slaves and valued at $40,000 to $60,000.

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