Owner Shocked At Painting Worth TEN TIMES Original Estimate | Antiques Roadshow

[@BBCAntiquesRoadshow]

Do you have any paintings that you would want to get restored to their former glory? Tell us in the comments below.

[@IamRhondaNightingale]

Those first people are totally going to sell!

[@rdbchase]

"... Belgium [sic] artist ..." -- "Belgian"!

[@jamesfahey4508]

My thoughts exactly.

[@cserd8734]

It was driving me nuts too… lol

[@me_and_my_piper739]

I’m glad someone else noticed and commented on that.

[@Rosk03]

I speak Mexican

[@enthusedtosing9655]

Belgium artist is as Belgium artist does. That's that.

[@polljones8921]

Oh for god's sake. He is a *Belgian* artist who comes from the country of Belgium. Fancy being that beautifully spoken and so full of knowledge and not having a clue about how to pronounce such an everyday European nationality.

[@adeptusmagi]

glad im not the only one the toff being totally unable to actually use correct English was beeping me off big time makes me wonder if the accent is just totally put on

[@ladybird7845]

✔️

[@heliotropezzz333]

An expert should know that the adjective relating to Belgium is Belgian. You would not say 'This is an England painting' or 'a France painting'.

[@DerekBlaine]

Thank you!

[@ericswain4177]

Owner Shocked At Painting Worth TEN TIMES Original Estimate. Whoever posts these for BBC Antiques Roadshow is tainting it by Labeling them with unrealistic Titles and Shock Hype giving false impressions.

[@stgildas1]

Your wrong.

[@ericswain4177]

@@stgildas1 People who retitle and repost Antique Roadshow in part or in full are capitalist morons who can't create their own content. Thanks For sharing.

[@ericswain4177]

@@stgildas1 That's your opinion.

[@xrphellcat981]

@@stgildas1*you’re wrong’……if you are trying to correct someone make sure you are not wrong 😂

[@IamRhondaNightingale]

Why would that guy pay that much money for that piece of furniture!?! I am glad its worth less. Stupid spending!

[@christophermcdougall8811]

It is oversized for the modern era but you don't understand why we as people own such things. It's a little piece of history. Some people have strong sentimental attachments to furniture. Money is common but this is a well crafted and unique piece of furniture made by someone's hands in a time we cannot even fathom. To me and many more it means a great deal more than just the money it commands at a sale. If you want to talk about silly spending, you could quite as well talk about personal finance on cars, interest only mortgages, subscriptions to streaming sites, digital libraries where you don't actually physically own items...etc. There are far worse ways to spend money than on something like this.