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An Antiques Roadshow expert was thrilled when he was presented with two Masonic glasses which were the 'most' he had ever ...
An Antiques Roadshow guest was left almost speechless when he discovered the staggering value of a "filthy" timepiece his wife had branded as "ugly". The BBC daytime programme visited Cardiff to ...
An Antiques Roadshow guest may have remained stoic but an expert couldn't contain his excitement when he shared the unbelievable price of two Mason glasses.
Antiques Roadshow made a hilarious joke about Taylor Swift's upcoming album, The Life of a Showgirl, following its announcement ...
Antiques Roadshow guests' jaws dropped at the unbelievable figure given to an item that would "never leave the family".
An Antiques Roadshow expert didn't know what to say when a guest shared that a valuable clock had been "banished" to the attic for years.
An Antiques Roadshow expert was over the moon at the sight of two rare glasses which made history on the BBC series. Glass ...
“Antiques Roadshow” is rooted in history, but it also moves forward as viewers begin to think about the items stored away in their own homes, and imagine themselves on the show.
Larry, 63, traveled to the “Antiques Roadshow” set from Pennsylvania with his wife, Regina, 65, and was filmed as he spoke with appraiser Ken Farmer, who counts folk art among his specialties.
"Antiques Roadshow," a PBS television program, is visiting Crystal Bridges Museum of American Art on Tuesday, May 14, for a day-long appraisal event.
For “Antiques Roadshow,” which is run by Boston PBS-member station GBH, this is an event which is close to home, with Bemko noting that the Northeast region was due for filming.
"Antiques Roadshow" aims to capture tales of family heirlooms, flea market finds and items saved from attics or basements. The series will be in Urbandale on Monday, June 10.