Fiona Bruce and her team journey to Audley End, a stately home near Saffron Walden in Essex. While examining the family heirlooms brought in by visitors, the experts uncover a surprising assortment of objects. Among them is the sword that c…

Fiona Bruce and her team return to Audley End in Essex, where they encounter thousands of visitors presenting family heirlooms for assessment. The cameras focus on remarkable pieces, including a table believed to have witnessed Napoleon's a…

Fiona Bruce and her team of specialists have returned to Hanbury Hall, nestled near Droitwich in Worcestershire, where, once again, the discussion centers on remarkably large artifacts.

Fiona Bruce and her team journeyed to Cheshire for a day dedicated to assessing the worth of properties at Arley Hall and Gardens.

Fiona Bruce and her team of specialists return to the captivating gardens of Arley Hall in Cheshire, where they dedicate a thorough day to uncovering hidden stories. Family heirlooms are examined closely, revealing a wealth of fascinating d…

Fiona Bruce and her team revisit the impressive Broughton Castle, situated near Banbury in Oxfordshire.

Fiona Bruce and her team journey to Baddesley Clinton, a moated manor house nestled a mere fifteen miles from the vibrant city of Birmingham.

During their visit to Baddesley Clinton, the team discovered a remarkably rare silver box, alongside a revealing portrait and two gold boxes that had once been employed by surgeons for applying snuff.

For a special episode celebrating the golden age of travel, *Antiques Roadshow* journeys aboard the Flying Scotsman.

Fiona Bruce examines the year's most compelling discoveries in this special edition, alongside a preview of the sites slated for exploration in 2017.

Fiona Bruce and the team from *Antiques Roadshow* have returned to Tewkesbury Abbey in Gloucestershire, seeking out further hidden treasures.

Fiona Bruce, accompanied by a select team of specialists, encounters a poignant collection of British individuals whose lives were irrevocably altered by the experiences of World War II.

The team journeyed to Burton Constable Hall, located near Hull. Among the collection's highlights are a pioneering transatlantic airmail letter and the personal diaries of a man who served aboard a steamship.

Fiona Bruce and the Antiques Roadshow team journey to Burton Constable Hall, located near Hull. Among the items presented by visitors are artifacts, including a ship's anchor unearthed from a garden pond.

Fiona Bruce and her team journey to Caversham Park, just outside Reading, where a collection of nineteenth-century watercolor illustrations awaits appraisal.

The team journeyed to Pembroke Castle in western Wales, bringing with them photographs documenting the final days of the Russian royal family for appraisal.

Fiona Bruce and the team revisited Pembroke Castle in West Wales, where a collection of notable artifacts were on display. Among them were a rare sapphire ring and the papal hat of Pope Pius XII.

Fiona Bruce and her team of specialists journey to Senate House, a pioneering structure that marked Britain's first skyscraper. Among the items they examine are stained-glass panels recovered from a skip.

Fiona Bruce and her team journey to the exquisite gardens of Trelissick, nestled near Truro in Cornwall. Among the items they examine are a bust of Winston Churchill, a collection of medals, and a lifebelt.

Fiona Bruce and her team journey to Ightham Mote, located near Sevenoaks in Kent. Among the artifacts they examine are Walter Scott’s walking cane and a pair of remarkably early cricket bats.

Fiona Bruce and the experts explore Ightham Mote, nestled near Sevenoaks in Kent, where the collection includes a gold ring holding a lock of Lord Byron's hair, alongside postcards dating back to 1916.

Fiona Bruce and her team explore the 18th-century cotton mill at New Lanark, uncovering artifacts such as a pearl necklace and an unusual, well-preserved stuffed animal discovered amongst the refuse.

Fiona Bruce and her team are currently in New Lanark. Among the discoveries captured on film are diamond jewels concealed within a chair and a jug salvaged from a pawn shop.

Fiona Bruce reports live from the BBC's Caversham studios, just outside Reading. Today's segments include a communion book formerly belonging to Wilfred Owen, alongside a classic Aston Martin.

The team journeyed to the Lake District, where Fiona Bruce and the experts encountered hundreds of local residents, each eager to share cherished family heirlooms for appraisal.

Fiona Bruce presents intriguing finds from recent broadcasts, among them a cross rumored to have been given to Marie Antoinette as she journeyed to her execution.