Treasures

Antiques Roadshow 2023 – Crystal Palace Park, London 2 – At the historic Crystal Palace Park, nestled in the vibrant heart of southeast London, Antiques Roadshow unfolds an extraordinary episode brimming with an array of hidden treasures and remarkable artefacts, each with its unique narrative and astonishing value. Amidst the serene greenery and the echoes of the past, enthusiasts reveal astonishing items: an original cartoon graced with Paul McCartney’s signature, capturing a whimsical side of the musical legend; a meticulously crafted portrait of the late Queen, ingeniously assembled from the unlikeliest of mediums – vibrant Lego bricks; and a collection […]

Antiques Roadshow 2023 – Alexandra Gardens, Cardiff 1 – At the scenic Alexandra Gardens in Cardiff, the renowned Antiques Roadshow sets the stage for a parade of incredible discoveries. Among the standout items are some unexpected treasures: jewellery pieces that, astonishingly, were stumbled upon at ordinary car boot sales, a beautifully crafted jacket made by the indigenous Ojibwe people of Canada, and a collection of rare, original illustrations of the beloved character, Peter Rabbit, sketched by none other than Beatrix Potter herself.     Wayne Colquhoun finds himself utterly captivated by a uniquely designed crib that’s been intricately carved to

Antiques Roadshow 2023 – Roundhay Park, Leeds 1 – At the picturesque Roundhay Park in Leeds, the esteemed Antiques Roadshow unfolds, where an array of astonishing finds are brought into the limelight. Among the highlights, a rare Rolex ‘double red’ Sea-Dweller watch emerges, exuding timeless elegance and intricate craftsmanship. A forgotten gold handbag, left in the quiet confines of a safety deposit box by an anonymous benefactor, unfurls its mysterious allure, complemented by an album showcasing rare and captivating photos from a historic Antarctic expedition. Mark Hill, with a keen eye for beauty, admires a collection of art deco Goldscheider

Antiques Roadshow 2023 – Swanage Pier and Seafront, Dorset 2 – In the quaint and scenic locale of Swanage Pier in Dorset, set along the historic stretches of England’s Jurassic Coast, a captivating episode of the Antiques Roadshow unfolds. Here, Cristian Beadman unexpectedly comes upon ancient dinosaur footprints amidst the anticipatory queue of attendees. The picturesque seaside environment enhances the charm of this episode, offering the perfect backdrop for the display of an eclectic and unusual array of items. Among these treasured finds is a stunning, beaded glass window, lovingly rescued from the demolition of a local fish shop. This

Hailing from the picturesque surroundings of Glasgow’s Pollok Park, the roadshow is set to captivate viewers with its astonishing finds. One of the standout discoveries is an exceptionally rare Victoria Cross medal.

The highly anticipated roadshow takes center stage at the historic Crystal Palace Park located in the heart of southeast London. Here, a dazzling array of treasures awaits attendees, from the unexpected discovery of a sparkling diamond ring, artfully concealed within an old sock, to the elegance of a vintage Louis Vuitton trunk. There’s also a sprinkling of celebrity magic with an unexpected appearance by a renowned living artist.

Antiques Roadshow 2023 episode 20 – The roadshow extravaganza is unfolding at the iconic Swanage Pier and its adjacent seafront in the picturesque county of Dorset, situated along the captivating southern coastline of England. Among the standout items that have caught everyone’s attention is a uniquely rare Omega watch with an unlikely history—it was run over by a lawnmower. Despite its unfortunate past, the watch’s worth is a matter of debate, and the clock is ticking as expert Richard Price ponders whether this timepiece should be consigned to history or if it’s worth a second chance at ticking glory.  

Antiques Roadshow 2023 episode 19 – The latest episode of Antiques Roadshow emanates from the meticulously manicured grounds surrounding the imposing Elizabethan Wollaton Hall in Nottingham. As experts are inundated with an array of eclectic treasures, delightful surprises and captivating stories emerge. Silver specialist Kate Flitcroft examines a visually striking vintage fire extinguisher that has been artfully transformed into a shiny chrome cocktail shaker. The Burke safety label indicates it likely dates to the 1940s when such novel repurposing first came into vogue. Kate estimates this ingenious object could fetch up to £5,000 at auction, sparking excitement in the owner.

The roadshow returns to one of the grandest houses in Wales, Powis Castle, with its illustrious history and captivating treasures waiting to be unveiled to an eager audience.

Indulge in an unforgettable experience as the roadshow sets its stage at the picturesque Sefton Park in Liverpool.