Top finds 2014-2015
Discover the fascinating histories of these items brought along by visitors to the Antiques Roadshow.
A colourful set of tattoo machines—Series 37, Tredegar House 2
Marc Allum inspects a pair of early tattooing electric pens, first
A piece of Poole Pottery—Series 37, The Scottish National Gallery of Modern Art 3
Will Farmer gets goose-bumps over a rare Tony Morris painting
One of a kind money box—Series 37, The Scottish National Gallery of Modern Art 3
Saving those pennies can prove fruitful as Jon Baddeley demonstrates an
An invitation to the funeral of Sir Walter Scott—Series 37, The Scottish National Gallery of Modern Art 3
Books expert Justin Croft deciphers a pair of letters inviting a local farmer to funeral
An unusual find—Series 37, Ashton Court 1
Paintings expert, Rupert Maas, gets to grips with a work by Bristolian
Antiques Roadshow Uncovered—Series 37, Ashton Court 1
Fiona Bruce and Rupert Mass catch up with the story of a Painting, first brought
An incredible clock—Series 37, Ashton Court 1
Richard Price looks at an unusual Globe Clock, once given in lieu of a debt, which turns
Rock Crystal Pendant—Series 37, Barrington Court 2
Jewellery expert Geoffrey Munn decodes the symbols on this unusual piece of jewellery
How much for a chocolate chicken mould?
Hilary Kay values this extraordinary collection of rare chocolate moulds
Oil on Copper Landscape
Dendy Easton discovers a seventeenth century landscape by a follower of Bruegel.
Noah’s Ark
Hilary Kay admires a treasured Noah’s Ark model
A Smashing Night—Series 37, Barrington Court 1
Fiona Bruce reveals the story behind these damaged Guinness figurines.
D. C. Thomson in all its glory—Series 37, Kelvingrove Art Gallery and Museum 1
Clive Farahar marvels at an impressive “Oor Wullie” Scottish comic book collection
A set of Victorian taxidermy jewellery—Series 37, Kelvingrove Art Gallery and Museum 1
Joanna Hardy is fascinated and slightly disturbed by this unusual set of Victorian jewell
Hand crafted manuscript made by an internee in Germany during WW1—Series 37, Lowther Castle 2
Clive Farahar admires an illustrated, rat-skin bound book made by an
Large extending table—Series 37, Lowther Castle 1
Furniture Expert Deborah Lambert sheds
“Yellow” Earl of Lonsdale memorabilia—Series 37, Lowther Castle 1
Hilary Kay explores the extraordinary life of the "Yellow Earl"
Chairman Mao memorabilia
A collection of ‘Chairman Mao’ memorabilia amassed by an English teacher
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India special
The Roadshow team are looking for stories and objects about Indian history and culture
When the Roadshow met Status Quo—Series 37, Christmas Special
Specialist Marc Allum follows up the story of a remarkable tapestry woven in tribute to
Kashmiri silver bowl—Series 37, Tredegar House 2
Duncan Campbell admires a rather sinister looking Kashmiri begging bowl.
A set of execution advertisements—Series 37, Tredegar House 2
Lee Young has the gruesome task of valuing a group of 19th Century “Penny Dreadfuls”.
Two Portrait Drawings—Series 37, Belton House 2
Arts specialist Philip Mould meets previous Roadshow visitors who
Charlie Chaplin Memorabilia—Series 37, Belton House 2
A present from the early days of the picture house; Hilary Kay examines
