Los Angeles, CA (Part 1)
When "Antiques Roadshow" cruises into Los Angeles, California, host Mark Walberg hits the beach with appraiser Gary Sohmers for a surfing collectibles safari. At the Los Angeles Convention Center, appraisers are stoked as waves of gnarly finds come rolling in, including a rare 18th-century Goanese ivory doll; a Russian porcelain charger made for the Romanov imperial family; and a circa 1785 Massachusetts shelf clock – built by Aaron Willard, brother of the renowned clockmaker Simon Willard – that has wended its way through six generations of the owner's family, with an estimated value of $125,000 to $150,000.
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