Award-Winning TV Personality and Ph.d Antiques Appraiser Dr. Lori to Appear on Opening Weekend of the Seattle Home & Garden Show

Have you ever wanted to know if you have trash or treasure?  Now is your chance to find out, as TV personality and Ph.D antiques appraiser Dr. Lori will be conducting free appraisals of show goers art, family heirlooms and garage sale finds today, Sunday February 26 at Lumen Field Event Center.

Each appearance at 1pm and 3pm will include informative talks with insights into the world of collecting, followed by appraisals of items brought in by the audience, who can bring in one item per each of her shows.

Star antiques appraiser on the History channel’s The Curse of Oak Island and Pawn Stars, Discovery channel’s Auction Kings who also appears on FOX Business Network’s Strange Inheritance, Dr. Lori is one of the busiest appraisers today.  She reviews approximately 20,000 items a year at more than 150 events every year and conducts home appraisal visits as well. In addition, she is an internationally syndicated columnist and an author with 30 books to her credit.

Open House

The doors have opened for the 2023 Seattle Home & Garden Show.  Everyone is welcomed to visit Lumen Field Event Center for the next 9 days to see all the latest for the home and garden. 

Tiny homes will be big, energy savings will be hot and ideas for multigenerational living will be in abundance.  A tiny home display featuring the latest designs in backyard cottages, a full offgrid solar power system that can power your home year round and solutions for keeping your home comfortable during weather extremes are just some of the products and services on display at this year’s show.  Get your tickets in advance by clicking here!

Other features at this year’s Seattle Home & Garden Show include:

● LANFest, an onsite computer gaming event for gamers of all ages

● A 20 x 80 square foot game room exhibit featuring the latest in in game room equipment

● Swim/Bike/Run for Habitat, an onsite fundraiser for affordable housing with proceeds

donated to Habitat for Humanity (the public is invited to sign up to compete)

● Art and antiques appraisals by Ph.D antiques appraiser Dr. Lori (February 25 & 26 only)

● Daily “Meet the Experts” seminars on all things for exterior and interior home improvement

Star Appraiser Dr. Lori at Seattle Home Show 2/17 and 2/18

Have you been wondering what that family heirloom or garage sale find is really worth?  You can find out for certain here at the Seattle Home Show from Dr. Lori, Ph.D. art and antiques appraiser from the History channel, who is providing free on the spot appraisals to show visitors both today and tomorrow, appearing at noon and 3pm each day.

Only one item per person per each appearance by Dr. Lori, but show visitors can come to see Dr. Lori multiple times.

Dr. Lori also gave the public a sneak preview of her amazing appraisal skills this morning with Q13’s Ellen Tailor.

Find Out if Your Trash is Really Treasure

Have you always wondered what that family heirloom or garage sale find is really worth?  Now is your chance to find out the answer when star appraiser Dr. Lori appears at the 75^thAnniversary Seattle Home Show.   Dr. Lori will be evaluating your finds and treasures and help you learn the item’s history and value twice daily Sunday, February 24^that 11:30 AM and 2:30 PM, and Monday, February 25^th,at 12:30 PM and 3:30 PM.   One item per person, per appearance, but you are more than welcome to attend her presentations multiple times.

Star Expert Dr. Lori To Appear at Seattle Home Show 2

Making a return appearance at the 2018 Seattle Home Show 2 will be the ever-popular Dr. Lori, star expert on History Channel’s “The Curse of Oak Island.”  Dr. Lori will demonstrate to show visitors her amazing skills at appraising art, antiques and collectibles of all types. Dr. Lori will be appearing at Seattle Home Show 2 twice daily, every day of the show. Show visitors are invited to bring in their trinkets and treasures for Dr. Lori to appraise, free of charge with admission.  One item per person per appearance.