Treasures in Your Attic Episode Guide

Episode Guide

• The All Appraisal Show

  Appraisals.

• American Cut Glass

  Cut glass; gluing table legs.

• Andirons

  Fireplace equipment.

• Arts and Crafts

  Mission furniture.

• Autographs

  Autographs; wooden furniture.

• Beer Steins

  German steins and 'lithopanes.'

• Cameras

  Value of various cameras.

• Clocks

  Common and unusual timepieces.

• Coins

  A coin collector evaluates the new state quarters.

• Cold-Painted Bronzes

  Romantic bronzed lamps; figurines.

• Copper

  Food molds made of copper.

• Costume Jewelry

  Costume jewelry; paper lamination.

• Early American Ironware

  Early ironware.

• Early American Toys

  Early toys.

• Enameled Ware

  Enamelware.

• Flow Blue

  Flow blue; water stains.

• Frequently Asked Questions

  Joe and Helaine answer questions.

• Furniture Evaluation Special

  Furniture evaluation.

• Goofus Glass

  Once maligned, goofus glass is now popular.

• Handbags

  Nantucket bags: beaded, mesh, leather.

• Historical Blue & White

  Historical blue and white collection; washing valuables.

• Hooked Rugs

  A floor covering becomes an art form.

• The Huston Museum

  Museum; repairing chairs.

• Industrial Art

  Collectible household items.

• Japanese Woodblock Prints

  Valuable vs. fake woodblock prints.

• Kitchen Collectibles

  Kitchen items.

• Letters on Military Memorabilia

  The Grosecloses answer questions about military items.

• Lunch Boxes

  Lunch boxes; picture hinges.

• Napkin Dolls

  Dolls act as napkin holders.

• Native American Baskets

  American Indian baskets.

• Original Posters

  Jim Lapides, International Poster Gallery, Boston.

• Outsider Art

  Luise Ross illuminates 'outsider art.'

• Peachblow

  Peachblow; stripping chairs.

• Perfume Bottles

  Perfume bottles.

• Political Memorabilia

  Political memorabilia.

• Pullman Cars

  Restaurateur David Duncan talks about Pullman cars.

• Quilts

  Quilts.

• Radios

  Radios from the attic.

• Roseville Pottery

  Pottery.

• Royal Bayreuth

  Royal Bayreuth collection; storing fabrics.

• Samplers

  Samplers.

• The Scott Antiques Market

  Antiques.

• Spongeware

  Sponge.

• Stamps

  A philatelist looks at stamps that have little value.

• Sunglasses

  Collectible eyewear.

• Teacups and Saucers

  Collecting teacups and saucers.

• Tin and Paper Boxes

  Tin/paper boxes; furniture scratches.

• Trade Blankets

  Blankets with American Indian designs.

• Tramp Art

  Specialists discuss tramp art.

• Victorian Children's Clothes

  Children's clothing; foxing.

• Victorian Majolica Pottery

  Pottery; copper items.

• Viet Nam

  Memorabilia from Vietnam.

• Vintage Fabrics

  Fabrics; repairing leather.

• Vintage Luggage

  Luggage; polishing silver.

• Violins

  Stradivarius instruments and fakes.

• World War II Edged Weapons

  World War II weapons.