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Segment: Robert Waterhouse — Early 15th-Century Bodhisattva

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Segment: Robert Waterhouse — Early 15th-Century Bodhisattva Antiques Roadshow

Premiered November 04, 2019
Segment: Robert Waterhouse — Early 15th-Century Bodhisattva

Robert Waterhouse discusses a rare and valuable bodhisattva he found in St. Louis in 2017.

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