Discover the fascinating histories of these items brought along by visitors to the Antiques Roadshow.
Marc Allum inspects a pair of early tattooing electric pens, first
Will Farmer gets goose-bumps over a rare Tony Morris painting
Saving those pennies can prove fruitful as Jon Baddeley demonstrates an
Books expert Justin Croft deciphers a pair of letters inviting a local farmer to funeral
Paintings expert, Rupert Maas, gets to grips with a work by Bristolian
Fiona Bruce and Rupert Mass catch up with the story of a Painting, first brought
Richard Price looks at an unusual Globe Clock, once given in lieu of a debt, which turns
Jewellery expert Geoffrey Munn decodes the symbols on this unusual piece of jewellery
Hilary Kay values this extraordinary collection of rare chocolate moulds
Dendy Easton discovers a seventeenth century landscape by a follower of Bruegel.
Hilary Kay admires a treasured Noah鈥檚 Ark model
Fiona Bruce reveals the story behind these damaged Guinness figurines.
Clive Farahar marvels at an impressive 鈥淥or Wullie鈥� Scottish comic book collection
Joanna Hardy is fascinated and slightly disturbed by this unusual set of Victorian jewell
Clive Farahar admires an illustrated, rat-skin bound book made by an
Furniture Expert Deborah Lambert sheds
Hilary Kay explores the extraordinary life of the "Yellow Earl"
A collection of 鈥楥hairman Mao鈥� memorabilia amassed by an English teacher
The Roadshow team are looking for stories and objects about Indian history and culture
Specialist Marc Allum follows up the story of a remarkable tapestry woven in tribute to
Duncan Campbell admires a rather sinister looking Kashmiri begging bowl.
Lee Young has the gruesome task of valuing a group of 19th Century 鈥淧enny Dreadfuls鈥�.
Arts specialist Philip Mould meets previous Roadshow visitors who
A present from the early days of the picture house; Hilary Kay examines
