ANTIQUES ROADSHOW: Charleston, S.C. - Hour 2

By Jennifer Robinson / Web Producer

Published February 18, 2016 at 11:18 AM PST

Matthew Quinn (right) appraises Walter Mader Black Forest carved dogs, ca. 1900 in Charleston, S.C.

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ANTIQUES ROADSHOW: Charleston, S.C. - Hour 2

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