Antiques Roadshow's resident ceramics and glass expert John Sandon joined the programme in 1985 alongside his father.
The 17th century blue and yellow Delftware plates - one of which has a crack running across the middle - sold at Woolley and ...
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Antiques Roadshow guest admits he 'tucked away' vase he 'hated' that's worth a fortuneAntiques Roadshow expert David was taken aback when a guest admitted that he and his wife "tucked away" a vase that they ...
He had admitted to dealer Serhat Ahmet that he would probably offer £100 for the unique art pottery, likely dating back to the 1890s. But the Antiques Roadshow expert informed him the pelican was ...
He had admitted to dealer Serhat Ahmet that he would probably offer £100 for the unique art pottery, likely dating back to the 1890s. But the Antiques Roadshow expert informed him the pelican was ...
BBC Antiques Roadshow guest has been left floored by his pottery's four-figure value after admitting he "only paid £100 for it". In a September 2023 episode, expert Serhat Ahmet left one guest ...
A soggy start with rain in the morning hasn't dampened the spirits of our experts... I love stuff like this. It's a beautiful, beautiful piece. PEÑA: ...or our guests. Hello, "Antiques Roadshow!" ...
This type of tin-glazed earthenware was crafted in the Brislington pottery, Bristol, in the 1650s. Antiques Roadshow experts were astounded by the find, describing the plates as "as rare as you can ...
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