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This guide is based on the popular PBS show and is loaded with valuable and practical information. Look for it at your local book store!

 

 

 
What are antique road shows? (Don't confuse this with the PBS Antiques Road Show TV Program)
Simply put, it is a series of towns where antique dealers display there antiques in a flea market atmosphere.

These antique road shows are numerous and happening across the world. This site  A Road Show Calendar can be used to help you find a calendar of road shows and events in your area (if you line in the U.S.).

The reality is that most of us can't travel to these antique road shows, so we look online -- below are some tips about buying antiques online.
Selling online has the same legal obligations as conventional auction house. Sellers should never deliberately mislead potential buyers and buyers show get to know the seller!

Buyers show always do their homework -- Carefully choose the auction house you want to trade with. Most auction houses specialize in certain areas, so it is worth going to a company that has a reputation.

If you still want to visit a road show, but just are not willing to travel, surprise -- you can do so on-line. That's correct... We have already mentioned PBS, so now let use tell you that have a virtual antiques road show that quite unique and valuable. Or, if you are the real lazy type (like us) you can join in on the PBS antiques road show TV program.