TV Program: Antiques Roadshow: Reno, NV (Part 2)

"Antiques Roadshow" continues its visit to the Biggest Little City in the World – Reno, Nevada – where appraisers Rudy Franchi and Ken Farmer talk about fire and fire-fighting collectibles. At the Reno Sparks Convention Center, appraisers are greeted by an array of amazing artifacts large and small, including a Victorian sterling silver tea set crafted in 1854 by English silversmiths Samuel Hayne and Dudley Cater; an early 20th-century Duffner and Kimberly leaded glass lamp shade; and a toy train with a live steam engine and working coach doors made by the German Marklin Company – a true marvel and valued at $8,000 to $10,000.

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