Fiona Bruce and the Roadshow team have begun their tour celebrating four decades on the air, venturing across the country in pursuit of forgotten treasures, beginning with a visit to Castle Howard.

At Minehead station, the team awaits the arrival of a bracelet—a piece crafted from jewels once belonging to the last of the Romanovs—for appraisal.

Within the picturesque grounds of Nymans garden, near Crawley, an axe with a storied past – said to have been carried by Mallory on his 1922 ascent of Everest – is presented for appraisal.

Fiona Bruce and her guests explore the gardens of Nymans, located near Crawley. Among the objects showcased are pieces, including a ceramic ashtray designed by Picasso.

Fiona Bruce and her team made a visit to the University of London's Senate House, where they encountered artifacts including a brick salvaged from Pudding Lane, a remnant of the Great Fire of London.

The collection originates from the EastEnders set, a curious assortment that includes the original script for the very first Doctor Who episode, alongside props salvaged from the making of the first Star Wars film.

Among the artifacts unearthed at the Black Country Living Museum is a Faberge treasure, commanding one of the most significant valuations in the history of the program.

Within the grand halls of Castle Howard, nestled in the North Yorkshire countryside, the collection presented to specialists for examination is remarkably diverse. It spans a wide spectrum, from a humble terracotta figurine to a serene jade…

From Floors Castle in southeastern Scotland, Fiona Bruce reports. Among the items presented for appraisal are a highly collectible watch and a rare book signed by J.R.R. Tolkien.

Fiona Bruce and her team journey to Helmingham Hall in Suffolk, where they examine artifacts ranging from a medieval sword recovered from a pond to an Indian jewel associated with the battle of 1799.

Fiona Bruce and her team journey back to the Black Country Living Museum in the West Midlands, arriving on a day of intense heat.

A celebration commemorating the 65th anniversary of the coronation will feature personal keepsakes donated by those who served aboard the Royal Yacht Britannia.

Fiona Bruce and her team revisit Helmingham Hall in Suffolk, a Tudor manor distinguished by its functional drawbridges and breathtaking gardens.

At Newcastle's celebrated Civic Centre, Fiona and her team are discovering remarkable artifacts: a rare sketch by L.S. Lowry and original design plans for the RMS Mauretania.

Fiona Bruce and her team are currently at Osborne, Queen Victoria’s beloved seaside retreat on the Isle of Wight. Their discoveries have included a locket concealing a secret and a treasure from Faberge.

Fiona Bruce and her team have returned to Floors Castle in Scotland, where their discoveries included items associated with Robert Burns, a diamond pendant, and a jade figurine.

Fiona Bruce and her team explored Cardiff Castle, where the collection spans a remarkable range. Among the artifacts are objects of poignant simplicity, like a humble pottery jug once gifted as a token of affection, alongside more unexpecte…

Fiona Bruce and her team made a visit to Minehead Railway Station, a place that houses a collection of intriguing objects. Among them are a washing machine dating back to the 19th century and a remarkably detailed miniature depicting Napole…

Within the walls of Cardiff Castle, Fiona Bruce seeks a rare 1933 penny, a coin rumored to be worth a considerable sum. Meanwhile, a fellow expert finds himself gazing upon a piece he has anticipated for four decades.

Fiona Bruce and her team are currently in Belfast, positioned outside the Parliament Buildings. Among the notable items on display are pieces of diving equipment connected to the story of the Titanic.

Fiona Bruce and her team made a visit to Trelissick House in Cornwall, where several intriguing objects were on display. Among them were an escape pod salvaged from a Vulcan bomber and a delicate, miniature sewing kit.

Fiona Bruce and her team journey back to Helmingham Hall in Suffolk, where they uncover a collection of remarkable items. Among the treasures are a brilliant sapphire ring and a sketch by Robert Baden-Powell, the founder of the Girl Guides.

Fiona Bruce and her team are currently in Leicester, exploring the historic Abbey Pumping Station. Within its walls, a remarkable collection awaits, ranging from a monumental statue to a delicately small frog.

In Belfast, Fiona and her team are currently at the Parliament Buildings on the Stormont Estate, where remarkable discoveries are being made. Among the finds are a distinctive collection pertaining to George Best, alongside poignant artifac…

The team revisits Leicester's Abbey Pumping Station, a site holding remarkable finds: a sculpture from the 1960s and a collection of unusual boxes, hinting at a curious purpose.

Within the Civic Centre of Newcastle, a notable collection honors Grace Darling, the Victorian woman who bravely risked her own life to rescue those who survived a shipwrecked steam vessel.

The Antiques Roadshow is revisiting Osborne on the Isle of Wight for a new series of discoveries. Among the items awaiting appraisal are a Wedgwood vase and a collection of food tins that offer a poignant glimpse into the history of Colditz…