Viewfinder: Norcross Antique Road Show
HGTV star Selma Paul appraised treasures last Saturday at the city's second annual show.
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Rosalie Pezykucki poses with her 100-year-old coffee urn. She says she purchased the item 20 years ago at Lakewood, and now it's worth $300 to $500, according to appraiser Selma Paul.
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The city cultural art and community center kicked it off this Saturday with its 2nd Annual Antique Road Show.
More than a hundred people arrived with their antiques to have them appraised by Selma Paul, a certified appraiser and star of HGTV's "If Walls Could Talk." Locals brought in antique paintings, old vases and other knick-knacks for Paul to see, with many treasures striking estimates in the thousands.
Did you bring an item to the road show? Tell us about it in the comments.
Linda Hopkins
7:35 pm on Tuesday, December 11, 2012
I have an old viewfinder that has rolls of film with it. I want to know what it is worth.