Antiques Roadshow UK Series 24 Episode 4 Hayward's Heath, Sussex

Taken from a Off air Broadcast from 23rd September 2001.
Sadly the intro is missing.
Thanks for watching.

[@noahleith2509]

That father Christmas painting is beautiful.

[@puppystampede9268]

So excited that you have found more archived episodes!!! Thank you!

[@user-qg6ih7yg9p]

Thank you!

[@neilfrancis3937]

Brilliant thank you !

[@alandun27]

Merry Christmas to you . . . if we lived in the same country I'd send you a gift! Thank you so much for these postings - I really never thought I'd see these old programs with all our old friends in the prime of life! Alan

[@ukvhsarchive9562]

Thank you Alan, i’m glad you’re enjoying these. More episodes of the Antiques Roadshow from the early 2000‘s will be put up soon. Merry Christmas to you and have a happy new year. :)

[@jessicawidmeier2862]

I live in America and live a little over 3 hours away from Syracuse NY, it is nice there, pretty picturesque.

[@vigouroso]

Whenever I see this Thumbnail I'm I think of how many people would say that doll is scary - since in my lifetime [post 1980] there has probably been many instances of things of this nature being in horror films!

[@ladybird7845]

🎵✔️

[@vampblckheartofdeath]

Got a shock with the woman whose relative lived in Syracuse. That's very close to my home town.

[@Bamboule05]

What, Sicilly?

[@tomharrison1849]

How did the people who made the ventriloquist"s dummy foresee Andrew Lloyd Webber so clearly.?

[@aaarrrggghhhh]

The dummy looks like Cliff Richard.

[@tomharrison1849]

*Andrew Lloyd Webber.

[@johnryan909]

Nothing wrong with his neck !

[@kristinebailey2804]

Hypocrite. "You've bought new ivory but you have done nothing wrong." False ! Do you realize why people sell it? Because people buy it. STOP buying it and the market goes away. So both selling and buying are as guilty as sin.

[@phoenixdavida8987]

Old ivory shouldn't be tossed though

[@theaubad1006]

Lady ivory is not as rare as you may believe. Theres littoral warehouses full of it they cant sell. That elephant had probably died in a elephant death area. Elephants tend to go to one place to die. So the ivory is easily gathered and no elephant harmed. Also tho recently carved. The ivory could easily still be 50 years old. So tone down. Its not like you was brainwashed to believe. Ivory has little value on the open market. So pouching is not cost effective silly.

[@Bamboule05]

Sounds like you hot your knowledge from Old Hillywood movies. Elephants do not go zo certain places to die. They return to the bones of s dead relative, though

[@rhentertainment3941]

The myth of the elephants' graveyard is one of the most enduring in natural history. Although large collections of elephant remains in one place seemed to support the idea that elephants go to a specific site to die, that idea has been disproved.