In the second hour from Savannah, Georgia, furniture experts Leigh and Leslie Keno visit an unlikely locale: the workshop of a reproduction furniture craftsman.

ANTIQUES ROADSHOW's second hour from Savannah, Georgia, finds furniture experts Leigh and Leslie Keno visiting an unlikely locale: the workshop of a reproduction furniture craftsman. Back at the Savannah International Trade and Convention Center, appraisers are genuinely impressed with the arrivals, including an Alabama Indestructible Doll patented by Alabama native Ella Smith in 1912; an eight-gallon alkaline pottery jug used for grand celebrations circa 1839; and a museum-quality quilt, handcrafted by African-American slaves and valued at $40,000 to $60,000.