Greatest Finds And Hidden Gems From Antiques Roadshow 2002-2003 | Antiques Roadshow

[@BBCAntiquesRoadshow]

Which item from series 25 did you find most surprising in terms of value? Tell us below 👇

[@kingy002]

Oh golly gosh, another of your repeats. How surprising.

[@davidintel]

The chess tabletop and stand are breathtaking!

[@Spoderman12144]

The broken plate is hilarious 😂 guy finds a historic relic on a dig site, likes it enough to bring home (and seemed to imply he knew that was naughty) but doesn't look or think about it any further 😅

[@christinagiannaros9817]

They weren't the most articulate couple.

[@Spoderman12144]

I got that impression too, don't have all their eggs 🥚

[@janeday9148]

How sensible the chap was to save the plate & collect all the pieces & bring it to the expert ,most people would not have saved it

[@juliaday2974]

Great episode thanks

[@pauldaviesantiques1556]

You mean you have no idea what the 17th century Latinate part-inscription signifies?

[@lesley4085]

😂😂

[@snoogiebug]

Obviously someone wasn’t paying attention in class that day

[@christinagiannaros9817]

🙃😊

[@philiprice7875]

just a wish for old clips. can you put the modern valuation of the items?

[@beetorstevie]

The broken plate!

[@mrs.albertcamus7930]

Bro I wish they had done some research and took home at least 50K, that place is an art piece.

[@davidnewland2461]

Geoffrey Munn is a treasure.

[@melk100]

2:35 Agree with the Lady. Probably value first, maybe.

[@mondayschild3493]

Whats the experts name at 3:19?

[@davidnewland2461]

The broken plate can be restored.

[@ramthian]

❤❤❤🎉🎉🎉

[@vinniekay0967]

The apraisal of items on BBC's Antiques Roadshow is sooo off compared to the Dutch Spin off "Tussen Kunst & Kitsch". That inlayed box that was a Grand Tour piece, later "Copy"..