Chicago, IL, Hour 1

Season 19 Episode 22 | 53m

Travel to Chicago for finds like a 1969 "Chicago Seven" signed subpoena, a 1961 Leonora Carrington oil, and a 1976 Playboy Bunny collection. Which find is appraised at $200,000-$300,000? Also: a visit to the Art Institute of Chicago.

Aired: 10/19/15

Expires: 01/09/23

Rating: TV-G

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What Became of the Chicago Seven?
Psychedelic Style at the Apple Boutique
Owner Interview: Playboy Bunny Group
Owner Interview: Playboy Bunny Group, from Chicago.
Field Trip: Architecture Remnants
Field Trip: Architecture Remnants, from Chicago, Hour 1.

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Appraisal: 19th-Century Dutch Folk Art Painting

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Appraisal: Duffner & Kimberly Sconce, ca. 1910

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Appraisal: Teco Vase, ca. 1910

Clip: S19 Ep22 | 3m 4s

Appraisal: 1984 Bulls Team-Signed Basketball

Clip: S19 Ep22 | 1m

Appraisal: C. Paul Jennewein Bronze, ca. 1925

Clip: S19 Ep22 | 30s

Appraisal: Jay Lynch Painting

Clip: S19 Ep22 | 1m 19s

Appraisal: Chinese Porcelain Water Buffalo, ca. 1880

Clip: S19 Ep22 | 3m 41s

Appraisal: 1968 Apple Boutique Clothes

Clip: S19 Ep22 | 3m 6s

Appraisal: 1976 Playboy Bunny Group

Clip: S19 Ep22 | 3m 48s

Appraisal: Alice Kellogg Tyler Oils, ca. 1890

Clip: S19 Ep22 | 2m 47s

Owner Interview: Playboy Bunny Group

Clip: S19 Ep22 | 2m 30s

Appraisal: English Aesthetic Movement Sideboard

Clip: S19 Ep22 | 2m 33s

Appraisal: 1913 Thomas Moran Chromolithograph

Clip: S19 Ep22 | 2m 44s

Appraisal: 1880 Georges Jean French Enamel Plaque

Clip: S19 Ep22 | 30s

Appraisal: Early 20th-Century Josef Hoffmann Inkwell

Clip: S19 Ep22 | 1m 17s

Appraisal: Hertel, Schwab & Co. Googly-Eyed Doll, ca. 1910

Clip: S19 Ep22 | 2m 33s

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Clip: S19 Ep22 | 3m 9s

Appraisal: Unique Art Glass Shade & Moe-Bridges Table Lamp

Clip: S19 Ep22 | 3m 48s

Appraisal: Civil War Model 1850 Presentation Sword

Clip: S19 Ep22 | 2m 50s

Appraisal: Jewelry Suite, ca. 1850

Clip: S19 Ep22 | 2m 1s

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Clip: S19 Ep22 | 2m 15s

Appraisal: 1969 "Chicago 7" Signed Subpoena

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