‘Vintage First Finds, Hour 6’ Preview Highlights Early ROADSHOW Antiques
A preview for Seattle-Tacoma audiences of 'Vintage First Finds, Hour 6' highlights items from the 90s' first season of ROADSHOW, such as a 1924 Jane Peterson painting, a Duncan Phyfe sewing table (ca. 1805), and Tiffany vases (ca. 1895), questioning…
Seattle Tacoma, WA, October 23, 2026 —
A preview for Seattle-Tacoma audiences of Vintage First Finds, Hour 6 spotlights several objects associated with the first season of ROADSHOW in the 1990s and raises the question of what they might be worth in today’s market.
The items identified in the preview include a 1924 painting by Jane Peterson, a Duncan Phyfe sewing table dated to about 1805, and Tiffany vases dated to about 1895. The preview does not provide estimated prices or state whether the objects have received new valuations.
The objects span different periods and categories: a painting, a sewing table and decorative vases. Their dates are presented as part of the preview’s descriptions. No further details are provided about the pieces’ condition, ownership, provenance or how their values were assessed.
The preview frames current market value as an open question rather than providing a specific answer. It does not identify a valuation range, explain whether the pieces have been sold, or describe changes in their prices over time. The information available also does not specify when the program will be shown to Seattle-Tacoma audiences.
As a result, the preview offers a selection of objects from the program’s early season but leaves their present-day worth unresolved. The painting, sewing table and vases are the only items named in the information provided; additional objects, expert assessments and episode details were not specified.
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