Antiques Roadshow UK Series 25 Episode 11 Ramsgate, Kent

Taken from a off air Broadcast from 17th November 2002.
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[@LettersfromLou]

Thank you so much for these! So much nostalgia for me. I used to watch these with my family as a child on a Sunday evening in the uk. Currently in lockdown in Australia and these videos are bringing a lot of comfort and joy . Thanks again 🙏😊

[@frankmalinaro9700]

~~ Hay hay ! I was number 420 to thumbs -up this...being a cannabis head that meant a lot to me. Greeting from San Francisco and the last of the sixties counter-culture .

[@judithwalker3600]

Thank you, thank you, THANK YOU!

[@travismaniagigglebush247]

Antiques road show takes me back to when me and dad would watch this together Ben 9 yr dad but still feels like ur sitting next to me as we laff and watch together ❤

[@chattykathie7129]

More please love them thanks

[@josephwolfe1833]

"It was in a house that was full of junk" As an antique dealer and an appreciator of beautiful things, I cringe when I hear people say they cleaned all the junk out of a house. Always have someone with a bit of knowledge, someone you trust, go through the house with you. It might be mostly junk but there are always a few treasures! And sometimes, if you don't want the items yourself, they can bring in a fair bit of $$$$$!

[@kristinebailey2804]

I went into a house that had been sorted through by my aunt. She said "Go on in and take anything you want." I pulled out the metal floor furnace grates and got a ruby ring, set in gold.

[@williamf4544]

Yes i cringed too when they say that - the fact they dont know what they have brought makes you think there was some good stuff in the "junk" - and people who toss everything thats broken or cracked bring me out in a cold sweat too

[@deborahwatson2432]

Fabulous ❤

[@kimberlykasimoff1447]

What an interesting looking man at 15:01. I wonder what he brought.

[@giuseppenero110]

Just himself probably from out of the cold outdoors

[@neonskyline1]

Ok 31.24, tell me this doesn't look like a 1950's UFO

[@jessicawidmeier2862]

I have an antique toilet cabinet, still as a toilet, I collect antique potties, I also love the Victorian Era, I am a Housekeeper and clean toilets, so I own a tall Victorian chamber pot with wooden handle, the standard chamber pot, a standard that is beautifully decorated and is part of a Gentleman's set, the toilet cabinet, an enamel bed pan, an Ironstone bed pan with a spout and a man's ceramic urinal bottle and I think I might buy this enamel urinal, I saw at a thrift store soon. I also collect Men's shaving items, amongst other odd items, anything Victorian or antique that catches my fancy, I'm a 40 year old Women and it looks like a house of curiosity. I also have one of those tiny chamber pot potties like she has only mine has an eye in the middle and says on the outside " Just what the Doctor Ordered"

[@wolfgangk1]

Everybody would want the woman as a sister who wouldn't consider selling the china left to her by her deceased brother. That's LOVE.

[@ladybird7845]

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[@christelgriffiths2602]

I want to know we have a see coconut over 100 years old .What is it with ?

[@helenheeney2284]

Why the 33 penny not any other year?

[@hopelewis5650]

The war, the lack of copper, lack of time and skills.

[@helenheeney2284]

@@hopelewis5650 Gosh never thought of that Thank you

[@TT-fq7pl]

@@hopelewis5650 What war in 1933?

[@yvonnemccullaghward361]

Wonder if 1933 penny was real.

[@kathyflorcruz552]

Ha! "I think in Victorian times they'd likely shoot you & turn you into a handbag". 😂

[@johnleach7879]

I don't envy Henry's job, especially after viewing that horrible thing he was presented with: A green goat's head vase. But he gave a little gulp and did his duty, leaving the presenter with a smile.

[@philipcallicoat9947]

Sometimes you just have to put on your public mask.😰

[@NathanChisholm041]

Nothing wrong with that vase! I'd have it no problems...

[@steveyj75]

Don’t know what appraisal you watched, but Henry clearly loved the vase. Watch a video on his collection some time. The goat is positively conservative compared to a lot of old pottery and ceramics, and for Ol’ Henry the guiding principle would seem to be “the gaudier the better”.

[@alicesephton1965]

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[@Andrew-lb1up]

Wow, I guess sometimes it is profitable to like cats. ^_^

[@daledunning5856]

It's amazing to me the knowledge these gentlemen have about the items given to them.0.

[@LizMcNamara47]

Just a saucer of milk! 😂😂😂🐱🐈🐈🐈

[@johnleach7879]

All this, plus the story of Sundowner. I love you, BBC.

[@psiclops521]

One can never lose by being kind to cats.

[@scitsalcoryp]

It's definitely continental

[@helenheeney2284]

Absolutely love that Clock Man he is so knowledgeable and lovely voice

[@johnmoulton-zh9rm]

That Tim is so boring.

[@scitsalcoryp]

This is so cozy !! Thanks for being there with all of us hhaha