From the grand setting of London's Victoria and Albert Museum, Michael Aspel hosts his inaugural episode of Antiques Roadshow. Joined by the established team of experts, they reveal a remarkable collection of unique artifacts: an original, …

A journey to Barnstaple in North Devon yields several significant finds: an enamel miniature by Henry Bone, a notable collection of walking sticks, a World War I pilot's watch previously owned by T.E. Lawrence, a valuable painting from the …

Michael Aspel and his team of specialists explore objects and artifacts submitted by the public. This particular episode was recorded at the Valley Leisure Centre in Biddulph, Staffordshire, and showcases a rare 18th-century Wedgwood egg sc…

Michael Aspel and his team of specialists delve into curious objects and artifacts submitted by the public. Their latest investigation takes place at Glamis Castle in Angus, Scotland – the childhood home of the Queen Mother, and the place w…

In this special edition, Michael Aspel presents selections from past roadshows, interwoven with recollections of the Queen Mother’s formative years at Glamis Castle. The featured items include ivory figurines amassed by a man known to his f…

This edition features several items of particular interest. A private in Captain Oates' regiment created an embroidered picture using sock-darning wool, a memorial to the captain's bravery. Also included is a copy of Beatrix Potter's *The F…

During a visit to Wisbech in Cambridgeshire, Michael Aspel and the experts uncover three remarkable finds: a painted vase, acquired for a mere £1 at a car boot sale; a Martinware bird, purchased for two shillings at a village fete; and a ra…

A day out with Michael Aspel is always promising, especially when he ventures to Blackpool in search of seaside treasures. This particular episode features a programme from the 1936 cup match between Blackpool and Bolton, signed by players …

In Newport, Gwent, Michael Aspel guides experts to a remarkable collection of finds: a teapot capable of brewing 144 cups, a somber mourning ring from the 18th century, a rare vase hailing from Hungary, a monumental painting of Britannia to…

This edition showcases a remarkable collection: a diamond brooch that narrowly avoided a £1 car boot sale price, a marine chronometer gifted by a companion, a bronze Spirit of Ecstasy potentially valued at £10,000 if authentic, and a satsum…

From the collections of Knebworth House in Hertfordshire come a curious assortment of objects. There is a pair of revealing depictions of women, once displayed in a French brothel; an extraordinary table clock featuring a floating turtle th…

Michael Aspel and the team journey to Birmingham, where they uncover a Victorian painting scarred by the Blitz, a telescope bestowed for its role in saving nine castaways, an early 19th-century wooden ark housing eighty-nine animals, and a …

In Eston, Cleveland, Michael Aspel and his team of specialists assess objects and artifacts brought in by members of the public. Among the discoveries are a sculpted elephant by Eduardo Paolozzi, originally commissioned to advertise flo…

Michael Aspel hosts a program where specialists appraise antiques. In this episode, the team examines a remarkable lantern clock crafted in the early 17th century, a set of chairs valued far above their original price of one guinea apiec…