Antiques Roadshow

GUEST

Our next-door neighbor was cleaning his garage, and my mom saw it in the trash. So she went over and did a little dumpster diving, and it's been in the family ever since.

APPRAISER

It's from Papua New Guinea, and it's from the Sepik River, and it's called a kundu drum. It's carved out of one piece of wood. And on the top, it is covered with some sort of a reptile skin. It's probably 1920s, which is relatively early. I think at auction, you could expect about $600 to $800 for this.

GUEST

Okay, great.