Antiques Roadshow — Series 30
Following a remarkable run of over 200 episodes, this season signaled a heartfelt farewell for longtime host Michael Aspel, who had gracefully guided viewers through the world of antiques and collectibles since 2000.
Michael Aspel and his team are commencing their 30th Anniversary celebrations in Hereford.
Michael Aspel and his team explore the antique shops and treasured possessions of Northumberland.
Michael Aspel and his team journeyed to Arundel Castle in Norfolk for a second exploration of the historic site.
At England's final operating Victorian pottery, a team examines antiques and heirlooms.
Michael Aspel and his team examine antique objects and family heirlooms throughout Bristol.
Michael Aspel and his team examined the antiques and heirlooms housed within Coventry Cathedral.
Michael Aspel and his team journeyed to Banqueting House, situated in the heart of London.
At London's Banqueting House, Michael Aspel and his team continue to discover remarkable artifacts.
Michael Aspel and his team are currently based at Highcliffe Castle in Dorset.
Here's a glimpse into the recent journeys of the Roadshow team, featuring moments rarely seen.
Michael Aspel and his team made a visit to East Kirkby airfield, located in the county of Lincolnshire.
Michael Aspel and his team returned to East Kirkby Airfield in Lincolnshire for a second visit.
Michael Aspel and his team journeyed to Exmouth, a town nestled on the Devon coast.
The team journeyed toward the gardens of Powis Castle, nestled in the Welsh countryside.
At Rochester Castle, Michael Aspel and his team unearthed discoveries that proved unexpectedly intriguing.
The team made their way back to Rochester Cathedral, where they shared a toast using Napoleon's own drinking glass.
The team made a visit to the De La Warr Pavilion, an iconic example of modernist architecture, located in Bexhill-on-Sea.
The team journeyed to the Queen Mother’s former home, facing the changeable Scottish weather with fortitude.
At St. George's Hall in Liverpool, the team seeks to reveal significant discoveries.
The team returned to St. George's Hall in Liverpool, eager to reveal further treasures.
Michael Aspel and his team made a visit to Kentwell Hall, located in Suffolk.
The team's visit to De Montfort Hall in Leicester unexpectedly took on a dramatic quality.
Michael Aspel and his team made a visit to The Coronation Hall in Ulverston.
Michael Aspel and his team made a visit to the De La Warr Pavilion in Bexhill-on-Sea.
Michael, along with the team, made a visit to Sheffield City Hall.
Michael Aspel reflects on the two hundred broadcasts he has presented.
