Antiques Roadshow UK 30x01 Hereford (2007, BBC)

In a return to the original setting for the show, Michael Aspel returns for his final season, there are still surprises in store with an extremely valuable painting and a dish that is worth a lot more than was paid for it.
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[@rubberduckmafia4627]

I’ve heard that in Hereford, hurricanes hardly ever happen.

[@yvonnemccullaghward361]

OMG…The monkeys…the birds… I would go to the bank to get those. Fantastic. So jealous .Then the pendant and bracelet.What treasures!,

[@MalaksMessage]

7:42 I like that the globe says the date on it but the expert hadn’t picked up on that

[@travismaniagigglebush247]

Ahhh yes my life is complete as soon as a scotish person says bottom hehehe

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[@alisonjackson2324]

The chair from 1600s 😭 it's beautiful and simple

[@beetorstevie]

16th century, not 1600s!

[@alisonjackson2324]

@@beetorstevie I've had a problem with that distinction for three decades, you'd think I'd get it by now 😂

[@kyleanuar9090]

Even the bigger venue seems not enough space.

[@paulkirwan3431]

" so, where did you get the piece"? "Well, Grand-pappa served with the Empire and pillaged his way across Indiyaaaw and happened to aquire the piece on one of his Fabulous adventures. It's been sitting in our orangry ever since." "Marvellous. Jolly Good!".

[@anthonylilly6862]

Man that appraiser has got to get a book cradle. What an amateur

[@michaelripley4528]

Well he used the other book to support the other one🤷🏼‍♂️ But yes so valuble books deserve any angle bellow 180 degree 💯😎 Maybe just 150 degree🤷🏼‍♂️

[@Al.W7263]

" He was born in Belfast and worked for most of his life in Glasgow actually. He had this Irish, Scottish thing". I'd like to ask this person, " What is this Irish/Scottish thing.?? That's a somewhat offensive way to put it !

[@puffin51]

"He had both an Irish and a Scottish outlook and understanding", perhaps? I can't imagine anybody taking offense at that, but perhaps I haven't had the amount of practice required.

[@catatonicable]

Both detest the english?

[@alecblunden8615]

The Venerable Bede, (died c735) in his Ecclesiastical History records in some detail the invasion of Caledonia by an Irish tribe called the Scots. Are you offended by the obvious truth of the Irish being linked to the Scots or the Scots to the Irish?

[@Betty77168]

Probably meant that he lived in Ireland and then Scotland - hardly offensive.

[@yvonnemccullaghward361]

Allegiance to both ?