[Total: 0 Average: 0/5]You must sign in to vote Travel from the desert to the slopes with Nicholas D. Lowry’s appraisal of a C. Peet Sun Valley poster maquette, ca. 1945 at Desert Botanical Garden in Phoenix, AZ. Desert Botanical Garden, Hour 2 airs Monday, March 30 at 8/7C PM on PBS. Watch full-length episodes of ANTIQUES ROADSHOW at http://www.pbs.org/wgbh/roadshow/watch/. To be the first to know about all our broadcast and tour info, subscribe to our newsletter and follow us on Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, and Pinterest at @RoadshowPBS! Video Rating: / 5
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This guys a real tool bag
She thinks she knows it all LMAO!!! She definitely thought it was worth more than his estimate and probably sold it within a month of this show lol…
This is an insult to the sun valley poster collector community
Well done! Interesting owner story and great information (and suit) from Mr. Lowry!
Creighton Peet was a children's author and illustrated some of his own books. Later rather than illustrating, he used photography. He and his wife were avid skiers.
In addition to having bad taste in suits, he can’t spell Creighton.
Somebody did tell this woman the Roadshow appraisers are NOT making offers to buy your items at the value given, right? In her case, obviously not…
That suit absolutely makes my day!
lOOk girl with bikini …that announcer is numero'macho
The most interesting part of this excerpt is the Plaid suit…..was expecting him to say the poster was worth $100k..lol!
I think that estimate is low. any Quality art of that size from the 1940s would be worth at least 3,000.00.
When I saw the thumbnail, I had to watch. I thought the guy was wearing a leisure suit but alas, he has removed the cover of a couch and turned it into a suit.
She was expecting it to be worth a lot more
There was a Disney illustrator and story writer named Creighton Peet.
who buys this crap?
Surprising low considering how much money hangs about Sun Valley.
Where did he buy that suit!
He put that lady in her place. She thought she knew more than him.
Dat suit tho…