Antiques Roadshow — Season 43

At Forty Hall in north London, the latest episode of Antiques Roadshow reveals a collection of remarkable finds. Among the treasures are a policeman's helmet once worn by John Lennon, a complete set of Star Wars toys from the 1970s, and an …

From Christchurch Park in Ipswich, Fiona Bruce reports on the remarkable finds brought in today: an heirloom Rolex watch, artifacts from the world of land speed records, and a necklace valued at half a million pounds.

The exhibition travels to Newby Hall in Yorkshire, showcasing a collection that includes a captivating letter penned by Lord Nelson, a fragment of the stage design from the Live Aid concert, and a ring discovered in a pawn shop.

At Culzean Castle in Ayrshire, Fiona Bruce and her team have discovered treasures among the castle's holdings, including a letter from President Eisenhower and a table of exceptional value, one of the most remarkable to appear on the progra…

The roadshow visits Bodnant Garden in north Wales, offering discoveries such as a pair of sailor's valentines from Barbados, a rare tandem bicycle, and a candlestick originating from Liverpool Cathedral.

At the Windermere Jetty Museum in the Lake District, Fiona Bruce and her team have uncovered a remarkable collection. Among the discoveries are a vintage James Bond poster, an intricately carved tribal mask, and a set of rare necklaces poss…

The Antiques Roadshow has arrived at Stonor Park in Oxfordshire, bringing with it a collection of remarkable finds. Among the treasures on display is a rare artifact that endured the attack on Pearl Harbor, alongside an authentic painting b…

At Kenilworth Castle, nestled in the West Midlands near Coventry, the latest episode of Antiques Roadshow reveals a collection of captivating finds. Among them are a diminutive safe, an early interactive golf game, and a trilby once owned b…

At Forty Hall in Enfield, north London, the latest episode of Antiques Roadshow reveals a collection of remarkable finds. Among them are a pair of miniature hands sculpted by Lucien Freud, a scale model of Donald Campbell’s Bluebird – the v…

At Christchurch Park in Ipswich, the Antiques Roadshow presents a collection of remarkable finds. Among them is an Imperial Chinese porcelain vase, worthy of an emperor, alongside curious portraits connected to the Profumo affair of the 196…

Fiona Bruce and her team explore the magnificent Culzean Castle in Ayrshire, bringing with them artifacts such as an early FA Cup medal and a prized Art Nouveau clock. As she delves into the castle's past, Fiona Bruce uncovers the compellin…

The familiar glow of Antiques Roadshow returns to the picturesque grounds of Newby Hall in Yorkshire. Among the collection of remarkable items awaiting appraisal are a letter penned by Roald Dahl, a chair of exceptional value, and a selecti…

At Bodnant Garden in north Wales, Fiona Bruce and her team have unearthed a remarkable collection. Among the discoveries are a pair of rare Wedgwood tigers, a carved Russian chair, and a silver box hinting at a political past. The finds als…

This episode features Fiona Bruce and her team as they encounter poignant accounts of the post-war world, exploring the profound yearning for renewal and reconciliation that arose in the wake of years of hardship.

Originating from the Jetty Museum on the banks of Lake Windermere in the Lake District, the roadshow features discoveries ranging from a Cherokee pipe to a singular artifact of footballing history.

The Roadshow visits Stonor Park in Oxfordshire, bringing with it a captivating collection. Highlights include a rare assemblage of Indian medals, Florence Nightingale's personal toolkit, and the compelling story of a remarkable woman who se…

At Forty Hall in Enfield, a district of north London, the latest episode of Antiques Roadshow reveals a collection of remarkable finds. Among them are an original Punch and Judy set, and a curious necklace with ties to a clandestine society…

Returning to Kenilworth Castle in the Midlands, the team unearthed further treasures: among them, a collection of early Meccano toys and a Special Operations radio, once employed by those working behind enemy lines during World War II.

