Antiques Roadshow fans were left in tears after watching expert Allan Katz and his guest get emotional over a very poignant - ...

It was well worth it." Antiques Roadshow guest says: 'I'm going to cry' as she learns true value of inherited item Specialist ...

WARNING: This article contains spoilers from Antiques Roadshow ... He then added: “I just don’t want to value it. I do not want to put a price on something that signifies such an awful ...

If “The Antique” doesn’t quite have the haunted, bone-deep impact of its predecessor, its gently tempered sentimentality may carry it further on the global arthouse circuit following a ...

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An Antiques Roadshow guest was left shocked when she found out the staggering value of a 'forgotten' teapot she dumped in the garage. Sunday's episode of the BBC show was hosted at the Botanic ...

In a time when AI-powered imaging software tweaks and smooths every digital photo to appear perfect, some photographers are embracing the quirky flaws of vintage digital cameras. Today’s young ...

A bowler-hat wearing Scottish teenager has described how sharing his love of antiques has been his therapy for chronic pain. Charlie Elphinstone, 16, has already collected hundreds of items - many ...

Moving on to reveal the value of both items ... that's all I can say. Unbelievable.' Antiques Roadshow airs on BBC One and iPlayer.

An Antiques Roadshow guest was left stunned by the value of her rare Winnie the Pooh book on the BBC show. Hosted by Fiona Bruce, the long-running programme has been a British television staple ...

An Antiques Roadshow guest was left speechless after nearly donating a painting without realising its true worth. In a recent episode of the BBC show filmed at Cromford Mills, Derbyshire ...

The guest was astounded to learn from Antiques Roadshow expert Foster that the seemingly innocuous figure in his possession, bearing a faint Zwemmer Gallery stamp, could be of significant value.