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Chinese Horncups

In the month of July 2011, a man from Oklahoma approached the show with his collection of Chinese cups. They weren’t any ordinary, rather they were carved with the rhinoceros horns. Just looking like any other cup in appearance, these cups became the record breaker cups for the Antique Roadshow. They dated back to the 18th century and were appraised by Lark Mason for $1-$1.5 million at auction.