A rare 19th-century enameled watch made in Switzerland for the Chinese market, a hard-to-find piece of Frackelton stoneware and an original watercolor bird's eye view of 1851 Cleveland.

ANTIQUES ROADSHOW pulls into Cleveland, Ohio, and Dan Elias offers a brief history of the city on the shores of Lake Erie - from Colonel George Washington's 1765 predictions of future greatness to I.M. Pei's vision of Rock and Roll greatness. At the Cleveland Convention Center, appraisers encounter some terrific items, including a rare 19th-century enameled watch made in Switzerland for the Chinese market, a hard-to-find piece of Frackelton stoneware - this one dating back to 1902 and engraved for a wedding gift - and an original watercolor bird's eye view of 1851 Cleveland, now valued at $12,000.