The antiques series is back, with Fiona Bruce and her team embarking on a journey across Britain in pursuit of more family heirlooms. Their first stop draws over four thousand visitors to Polesden Lacey near Dorking in Surrey, marking one o…

Fiona Bruce and a team of specialists revisited Wightwick Manor near Wolverhampton, uncovering a wealth of fascinating finds. Among these were two drawings by JMW Turner, a towering figure in British art; one of which had been discovered wi…

For the first time on the Roadshow, Fiona Bruce and her team filmed an episode at the Eastbourne Bandstand, overlooking the sea. The program showcased a collection of family heirlooms with compelling histories: a set of pottery imbued with …

Fiona Bruce and the experts return to East Sussex, drawn by the crowds gathering at the Eastbourne Bandstand. Their cameras capture a diverse array of items: a thousand lead soldiers, each whispering tales of an extraordinary Victorian yout…

Fiona Bruce and her team revisited the impressive ruins of Fountains Abbey, nestled near Ripon in Yorkshire. Among the items brought in by visitors were a cherished jewel, a gift commemorating a farmer's sale of his beloved cows; a collecti…

Fiona Bruce and her team prepared for a demanding day at the Royal Marines Museum in Southsea, just outside Portsmouth. The objects they would examine held remarkable histories: chairs purportedly crafted from timber salvaged from HMS Victo…

Fiona Bruce and the experts have convened at the Royal Agricultural University near Cirencester for this week's exhibition. Among the featured items is a painting that may well be the most valuable ever exhibited, a tea caddy once employed …

Fiona Bruce and her guests explore the historic grounds of Newstead Abbey in Nottinghamshire, uncovering remarkable artifacts. These include a medal for bravery bestowed upon a pigeon during World War Two, an English Literature prize awarde…

Fiona Bruce and her team arrived at Towneley Hall, nestled near Burnley in Lancashire. Though the rain fell heavily, thousands gathered to display their most cherished family heirlooms. Among the items presented to the cameras was a garden …

Fiona Bruce and her team journey to the National Gallery of Modern Art in Edinburgh, where they encounter artifacts such as a diminutive 18th-century ivory carving unearthed from a nearby field, and a first-edition manuscript penned by Robe…

Fiona Bruce and her team made a visit to the Royal Ballet School, where they encountered a collection of notable items. Among them was a longbow dating back to World War Two, alongside a sketch depicting Dylan Thomas’s wife.

Fiona Bruce and the experts arrived at the University of East Anglia, where they were met by sizable crowds from Norwich gathered near the Sainsbury Centre for Visual Arts. A diverse array of items were presented, including the death mask o…

Fiona Bruce and her team prepared for a full day of work at Exeter Cathedral. Their investigations included a table said to have been used by Bonnie Prince Charlie, a silver cup discovered during the re-thatching of a cottage roof, artwork …

At Scone Palace, a short distance from Perth in Scotland, Fiona Bruce and her team encounter visitors bearing treasured family heirlooms. Among the items presented is an unassuming brooch, deemed "ugly" by its owner, yet possessing consider…

Fiona offers a unique edition of the program, centered on the subject of World War One.

At the Royal Agricultural University near Cirencester, Fiona and her team of specialists assess the worth of antiques and collectibles brought in by members of the public.

Fiona Bruce and her team of antique specialists revisit Polesden Lacey.

Fiona Bruce and her guests explore Gregynog, uncovering hidden documents revealing wartime plans sketched by a British prisoner of war in Borneo during World War Two. They also find a poignant design by a British artist, a tribute to Americ…

Fiona Bruce and her team find themselves welcoming thousands of visitors to the Royal Marines Museum in Southsea, just outside Portsmouth. These visitors often bring along family heirlooms: a Jolly Roger flag, for example, once flown by the…

Fiona Bruce and the experts returned to Exeter Cathedral for a further exploration of its hidden treasures. Among the discoveries were Chinese artifacts that unveiled a startling family secret, rare works by the sculptor Elisabeth Frink, a …

At the National Gallery in Edinburgh, Fiona and her team of specialists assist visitors in determining the worth of their antiques and collectibles.

At the Royal Ballet School in Richmond, Fiona and her team of specialists assess the worth of antiques and collectibles brought in by members of the public.

Among the collection are several prized possessions, most notably a delicate glass from the 18th century, acquired for a mere ten pence at a charity shop.

Fiona Bruce and her team visit Wentworth Woodhouse, a stately home in the heart of South Yorkshire.

Fiona Bruce, accompanied by her experts, revisits the grand estate of Wentworth Woodhouse.