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Kentucky Collectibles tells Kentucky's stories through the prized items brought in for appraisers' evaluations at the KET Appraisal Fair. With our cameras rolling, experts talk to participants about their possessions, assessing the value and history of items that range from art and antique furniture to autographed baseballs, pottery, and more.
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Kentucky treasures include a WWI archive and 19th century Japanese woodblock prints.
Treasures include an early Kentucky road sign, valued at between $2,000 and $4,000.
Athens Schoolhouse Antiques Show
The Collectibles crew visits the Athens Schoolhouse Antiques Show.
Amethyst Jewelry; Edward Curtis Orotone; Owensboro Fine Art
1920s amethyst jewelry, an Edward Curtis orotone, and the Owensboro Fine Art Museum.
Heirloom Horse Blanket; 19th Century Chatelaine Collection
Heirloom Horse Blanket; 19th Century Chatelaine Collection; downtown Paducah antiques dist
Appraisals from the 2017 Collectibles fair in Paducah; Kentucky artist Helen LaFrance.
Navigating the Appraisal Process
Kentucky Collectibles gets tips from Bryson Estates on navigating the appraisal process.
Rare Crockery and Midway's Antiques
Rare crockery from Paducah, a unique folk art boat radio, and exploring Midway's antiques.
Horse Bridle and Louis Comfort Tiffany
A 19th century horse bridle, Chinese jade bowls, and a Louis Comfort Tiffany collection
