Treasure Detectives

The owner of a Roy Lichtenstein print wants his piece verified in order to trade it in for a facelift; a rare Lalique glass ornament is also put under scrutiny.

Curtis and the team meet a man who believes that he is the owner of the Honus Wagner T-206 baseball card; Curis meets a Tiffany lamp fan.

Curtis Dowling and his team of experts verify the authenticity of collectibles; the team discover if a rare Stradivarius violin is the real deal.

The owner of a cape worn by James Brown hopes to 'feel good' as the team evaluate it; a Les Paul guitar could be worth half a million dollars.

Books owned by Mormon leader Hyrum Smith and Neil Armstrong's cufflinks are checked over by Curtis Dowling's antiques experts; the question is whether or not these are genuine articles.

Curtis Dowling and his team examine Abraham and Mary Lincoln's 19th century table as well as a rare 15th century Queen Elizabeth portrait; a visit to the Elizabethan Gardens in North Carolina.