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Comments
PhilChiles 2 months ago
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Catsap 2 months ago
I have two EXIT sign transoms from the 1916 Wichita Theatre (100 block E. Douglas), removed during the 1969 demolition. When Antiques Roadshow comes to Lawrence, I'll be there.
by Catsap
traveler12 2 months ago
Antiques Road Show came to Wichita a couple of years ago. I got tickets and gave them to my mother, who lives in the area.
George_Braziller 2 months ago
Did the tickets have your name on them or were they valid for whoever had them? I entered the drawing for myself but if there's no name on them I'll have my mom enter and increase my odds. She lives in the Wichita area and I doubt she'd want to drive to KC.
traveler12 2 months ago
The tickets were valid for whoever had them.
George_Braziller 2 months ago
Thanks!
wagg 2 months ago
http://lmgtfy.com/?q=When+is+Antique+Road+Show%3F
blindrabbit 2 months ago
Wife and I have been watching the Antiques Road Show for many years! It is our impression that the "value" estimates by the staff have become "way out-of-line" to reality, ,either way over or undervalues. I am not an expert, but we delve into antiques, and have bought a good number of items over the years. , Our feeling are that the program has been engineered for spectacular estimates to enhance viewership. Still watch it though, just hope it does not become a version of "pawn shop", and other gimicks.
George_Braziller 2 months ago
The appraised value depends mostly on where the appraiser is from and what something sells for in his or her market. A piece of furniture that would sell for $1,000 in New York would sell for about 35% of that or less in most parts of Kansas.
poolside 2 months ago
Tickets are a awarded by a drawing. To enter go to their website.(listed in answer above) They will be in Kansas City this summer!
riverdrifter 2 months ago
Near as I can tell, they want $400 for a furniture appraisal (if approved) and 2 tickets. No thanks.
George_Braziller 2 months ago
Read it again. If a piece of furniture is selected to be showcased it doesn't cost anything and they also pay to have it picked up, transported to KC, and back as long as you live within 50 miles of Bartle Hall. The only requirement is that if it's selected you have to agree to attend in person.
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