Antiques Roadshow UK 23x15 Lochgilphead (January 21, 2001)

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Another chance to see Michael Aspel and the experts when they travel north to Lochgilphead in Argyll and Bute. Among the finds are a valuable painting on an asbestos tile done in an internment camp, a pair of Staffordshire zebras which might provide the owner with a holiday, a painting of a young girl by Scottish artist Hamilton McKenzie, who met a tragic end, and a carved bone ship made by Napoleonic prisoners of war out of mutton bones and worth up to £10,000.

[@rickwallace2091]

It’s nice watching these older episodes. Definitely I never seen them before, and from Scotland makes it extra interesting for me, and that’s coming from a Canadian with Scottish heritage. That MacKenzie painting is stunning and looks like it was painted yesterday.

[@bonnierae7159]

A truly great episode! Thank you so much.

[@steveyj75]

Thanks a bunch, Great Dox!

[@barbarajoseph5897]

Thank you,wonderfully done!

[@pigoff123]

Thank you.

[@nickharmer3049]

Thanks again, as always 👍

[@beetorstevie]

I think the middle class Scottish accent is the nicest of all British accents to listen to.

[@meghannseront496]

Yes i agree. l love it even more when the Scots swear

[@benwilson6145]

I fancy a holiday! Well said!

[@janetmackinnon3411]

Fergus was king of Scots, not of Scotland.

[@sandormccann2546]

No such place as Argyllshire as the country town is not called Argyll.