Join host Jeffrey Burchard of Burchard Galleries in St. Petersburg, Florida, for another fast-paced hour of antique discoveries, expert valuations, and fascinating stories from the world of fine art and collectibles. In this episode, Jeffrey takes listener and email submissions—including a Charles Burchfield watercolor titled Promenade—while sharing legendary finds such as a Rembrandt Bugatti bronze elephant that appraised at $170,000 and rare “missing” paintings by Brazilian artist Antonio Bandeira that sold for $180,000 each. He previews the upcoming October 17–18 “Harvest of Treasure” multi-estate auction, featuring over 150 bronzes, a major collection from Civil War reenactor Al Stone (including the Robert Duvall Gods and Generals coat), sculptures by Richard MacDonald and Frederick Hart, an original Angel Botello oil, storage-locker art discoveries, and the classic outdoor Saturday discovery sale under the tent with no reserves. Callers and texters get real-time guidance on identification, value, and selling options, all while Jeffrey reminds listeners how everyday attic finds, flea-market bargains, and multi-generational heirlooms can turn into life-changing treasures. Tune in for practical advice, auction previews, and the thrill of the hunt that has defined Burchard Galleries for more than 50 years.

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