Meissen cherub figurines; an original Edison Company cylinder phonograph; and an 1890s Walker Visalia riding outfit.

ANTIQUES ROADSHOW heads west to Reno, Nevada, where, at the Reno Sparks Convention Center, appraisers unearth a goldmine of alluring antiques and collectibles. Among the treasures they dig up are a pair of meticulously painted mid- to late-19th-century Meissen cherub figurines; an original Edison Company cylinder phonograph, circa 1906, complete with custom-made art deco wooden case and matching papier-mache horn; and an elaborately tooled 1890s Walker Visalia riding outfit, originally designed for General John Koster of the California State Militia, valued at $25,000.