Priceless Antiques Roadshow - Series 1 - Episode 1 - (1/3)

[@wokeupandsmellthecoffee214]

Antiques roadshow UK original version has been the best programme on tv for most of my life and I’m 60.

[@RisitasKEKW]

:)

[@georgesheffield1580]

My mother worke as an expert for a while about 20- 25 yrs ago for the show , had lots of fun there and with one of the big auction houses .

[@quietside3734]

R.I.P. Hugh Scully. I remember you fondly on Sunday nights, along with many other 1990s shows, like Last Of The Summer Wine, and repeats of 'Allo 'Allo. Seems like an age ago. I was only a young boy back then. Sundays were bitter sweet, because Monday was school day again, ha ha.

[@davidadams3408]

I remember watching the episode of the lost masterpiece. Has always been my favourite episode.

[@betty5064]

Always loved the show - have to watch online now. I especially loved the family asked what they would do with the valuable painting who said "Well it isn't going back in the garage."

[@robertfraserthompson9421]

probably the most beautiful painting to have appeared on this show.

[@Fatrav]

Nora's house backed on to our house, great memories thanks!

[@Ronbo710]

Excellent! The *REAL* Roadshow !!

[@erikadowdy686]

My mother and i have ALWAYS loved Antiques Roadshow since its inception!💙

[@erikadowdy686]

How does a painting get lost for a hundred years, in an attic ?

[@jotttn]

ERIKA DOWDY - that’s why it’s such a great program.

[@MrTruckerf]

My good friend's neighbor and I have ALWAYS adored the program since the middle of the series...well, perhaps a little past the middle of the series. But certainly a long time before the present show was aired.

[@christopherfisher6293]

Love this show!!. I could watch this with my mum at one side of me, and my gran sat at the other, and nothing that would cause any one embarrassemet!! So good!!

[@noahleith2509]

There has probably never been a more beautiful painting on the roadshow

[@jimmyusee]

Not so sure about the "teapot" 😂 👍.

[@noahleith2509]

@@jimmyusee Neither am I, it looks like a charity shop piece of junk.

[@Horseluvver]

It made me think of the nativity...it's exquisite.

[@RG-iw7py]

These experts know so much. And without googling))

[@kiwigolfrentals]

I haven’t seen AR for a while but always enjoyed learning about art and historical pieces, how they came into the owner’s possession and getting a feel of what they are worth. I didn’t see the Richard Dadd episode as I was far too young but what strikes me is Peter Nahum’s nervous, yet mildly excited voice, where he tries to explain something that he scarcely believes is before his eyes.

[@spmoran4703]

I love Antiques Roadshow. I love how the experts tell the story about the objects and how the objects owners tell their story about their reson that they have the object. And many of the objects are incredibly beautiful. I was interested in the painting by Richard Dadd. The painter that murdered his father. He also painted ' the fairy fellers master stroke' .

[@Ronbo710]

I live in the U.S. and I love it when people ask me if I like the Antiques Roadshow and I tell them yes but I prefer the original :).

[@venderstrat]

Same with Time Team

[@hollymccormick8084]

We loved this show watched it religiously, and it is amazing the to see some amazing pieces of art and furniture. Thank you

[@RubyMarkLindMilly]

I also watched the crawley silver episode first time round amazing collection

[@wynandduplessis9166]

I love Fiona Bruce.

[@davidsmith2910]

I know nothing about antiques but I love this show

[@RubyMarkLindMilly]

I remember watching this 1st time round amazing painting

[@Choungui]

That really was a beautiful painting

[@dinogove]

Fiona is an absolute BEAUTY!!!!!!!!

[@beatrizboccheciampe4941]

Beautiful painting

[@glassarthouse]

The Silver guy knocked me dead. Because he reminded me of a stalwart and sober Alan Partridge.

[@Horseluvver]

Very cool hair too.

[@KarrierBag]

7:35 one of my oldest best friends, the fun we had after that lot sold

[@robintraina217]

love the road show

[@butchbinion1560]

Thanks. ✌🏻👊

[@luisv7117]

I had learn so much about antiques and I would like to thank the Antique Road Show and Antiques Antiques for uploading, still waiting to see one of the paintings or items I do have, will be nice the extra pandemic money

[@KORIGAN1]

I can't believe 2010 was 9 year's ago. Is there anyone here in 2019 ? 2022

[@dondressel4802]

K O R i G A N I’m a time traveler I’m here in 2029

[@quivalla]

No!

[@LL-vj5yp]

K O R i G A N ....🙋‍♀️. I am. It’s June 29

[@martinemikita9281]

I'm here. 2019.🤗

[@cartapax5077]

I travel time, I'm here in 1819.

[@tinalouiseking]

I love shows like this

[@billolsen4360]

Wow, to live in a country who's history goes back that far, there must a thousands of pieces like the silver that man brought in just waiting to be discovered.

[@simonlloyd7557]

you sound American

[@desireebell-green2374]

@@simonlloyd7557 q+

[@amol6019]

@@simonlloyd7557 north american history is extensive. Natives have been here for iver 10000 years.

[@spidaminida]

Damn, this is how I always wanted to watch Antiques Roadshow - with google at hand! The Richard Dadd fella was really interesting - he travelled across Egypt by train and said he was in contact with the Egyptian Gods. He lost his mind, stabbed his father to death and was placed in Bethlem Hospital (aka Bedlam) and never had a coherent conversation again. All he communicated were weird and intricate paintings.

[@monelleny]

Thanks so much for your research. I was dying to know who this fellow was and to find out more about him, but could not even understand the man's name due to the expert's enunciation and the bad sound quality. Memorable painting ... will look into him some more!

[@aldofhister6859]

That's the only way to grow old and go out

[@rickmcintosh5787]

Many years back, many years, my wife and I went to one of their viewings and we brought a small round statue. Not knowing what it was worth or what it was call, the expert asked me how much do you think the cow is worth? I looked at my wife and then at the expert and said, she's not for sale and that's about all I remember about our trip to the road show.

[@VagoniusThicket]

😂😂🤐

[@shaunkirby273]

Ya well I thought the clothes dryer was shrinking my clothes 🤔 but turns out it's the refrigerator

[@jd9039]

Hmmmm......that was the last trip to any roadshow to 🤪

[@lingoparrot8389]

hopefully you did not lose many teeth that day from the blow your wife knocked you with lol

[@rickmcintosh5787]

@@cappystrano1 About me, it says, I know humor on a made up story and for you, you know nothing.

[@djquinn11]

Fiona is such a great host, love the show.

[@pamelacoyer7435]

Great show

[@Norfolk250]

oo00O0ooo Well done, you! That mirror / camera trick!!!!

[@infrasleep]

At Broadmoor hospital in the old museum room in the central hall (probably all been moved now that the new hospital is opened) there are over a dozen paintings and ink drawings by Richard Dadd. Should be given to the national gallery or such like really so everyone can enjoy them.

[@michaelrck]

The best dressed dog walker I've ever seen.

[@Horseluvver]

😂😂😂

[@lindageorge8209]

I was enjoying that. Why did you stop it halfway through?

[@ItzVavaCinnamoroll2014]

I love this show!!!

[@meestermeesterhastings.3159]

"Going For A Song" was number one...

[@jonescrusher1]

The story of the Dadd painting is extraordinary, how did they end up with it?

[@starkster2qf]

Nice to see Alan Partridge with the stags head

[@johnlannikk2701]

I know its spooky isnt it? you expect him to say Ahhhaaaaaa at any minute

[@cymro6537]

6:27 I remember this programme - in 1986, a £100,000 pounds by today (2020) would be approximately £304,000

[@godmac28]

Fiona Bruce ... class, beauty and elegance.

[@discoverydavid]

I remember as a kid (must have been late 70's early 80s) being blown away by someone who had bought in a whole load of sketches which turned out to be preparatory drawings by John Constable....can't find the clip anywhere, was I dreaming?!

[@suzieparis6821]

No i seen it too

[@H0TWHEELS]

So how did that guy get the long lost last painting? Garage sale?

[@hectormutton2542]

2021 and still alive.

[@cleverfitz779]

Good evening everyone

[@cristinaarredondo6195]

Beautifull videos

[@ghostcityshelton9378]

I have a box load of Morgan Silver Dollars that I found metal detecting, not bad for about 6 hrs of walking around. I need to get a magnet and test each one. If the magnet just slides off that's great, but if it sticks then it's fake. An executive from a Gold Bureau said from looking at some phone pics that the 1878-CC looked perfect and gave it an 67 rate and said if seen in person the rate could go higher, that it could be worth 5 figures. Dumb me thought ok, a $1,000. or so then after starting to study about the coins found out that 5 figures could mean million or millions. I about fell off the couch. But you shouldn't count your chickens before they hatch. Before shelling out alot of money to get them looked at I'll get a magnet and have a go at them. I just pray they are real. I mean, why go to all the trouble to very carefully stash the coins in a box? I know the dime sized gold coins with Queen Victoria on the front and a rider on a horse on the back fighting a dragon are real so I hope the Morgan's are real. I'd move out of my apartment building so fast it wouldn't be funny and buy a nice little home that's for sale right now. Take care of the money and it takes care of you. I have 4... 1878-CCs that I know of and other CC's. Haven't seen all of them yet. Only have seen like 29 or so and will wait till I get the magnet, then see the rest like a Christmas day opening presents. Or if they're fake it would be a let down but I'll still metal detect cause it's alot of fun. I found another metal box that had a really nice wooden box containing silverware and 4 gold/diamond watches and some rings. I think they were burried to hide them from the British during the War of 1812. I've been praying for a find like this for over 30 years. So don't give up your dreams.😎 If the Morgans are real and could sell well I can't wait to tell my crap corrupt apt manager "goodbye"....

[@jessicalt4121]

GhostCity Shelton I hope it goes well for you.

[@jaymcd8577]

So what's the latest???

[@dondressel4802]

Any 1893-s Morgan’s? There worth a lot I bought one about 10 years ago for a thousand dollars in fine condition Unfortunately I sold it for a thousand to buy another coin It’s now worth about 5 thousand PS I hope you have a 1889 cc Morgan There worth quite a few bucks depending on condition

[@stevemccart9109]

Wait a minute!!! Why haven't you got a magnet already or immediately went and got one as soon as you found this stuff. Honestly it would have been the first thing I would do before I even typed a thing on you tube before anyone could call b.s. on me.

[@themadfarmer5207]

@@stevemccart9109 good observation.... Was thinking along the same lines😃

[@0saku0chi0]

omg ... my heart dropped when I saw those B.Potter drawings! I recognized her style immediately. I would have never been able to seel those had I owned them *0*

[@TheBillymac1967b]

Love the video's

[@uncletiggermclaren7592]

Ah, Fiona Bruce, the thinking man's Totty.

[@lordmonty9421]

6:25 "Blimey! I can get me a woif who ain't a bloke with that kind o' dough!"

[@MrTruckerf]

Haha!

[@lordmonty9421]

@@MrTruckerf ...I have no memory of writing this comment. I remember watching the video and thinking that guy's "wife" looked like a man, but...that's about it. I must have been drunk. You said "Haha!" - what do you suppose I meant?

[@MrTruckerf]

@@lordmonty9421 Don't know, James. Don't recall writing that!

[@allisonday893]

Dale Fry and James Ash, you couple of drunkards 🤣🤣

[@marionky3249]

Thanks for posting. Wheeler's Antiques & Backroads Gallery 127 E. Carlisle Street, Marion KY. Specializes in Early Country Furniture from Kentucky and Tennessee, along with quilts, smalls, Amish Prints, Kentucky Photos, Kentucky Inspired Gifts and accessories.

[@gman1003]

I love bad video quality and was enthralled that you could degrade this one to 144p!!!!

[@HarryBalzak]

Baba Booey Its great for dial up!

[@hdaviator9181]

Baba Booey Its free fucktard.

[@gman1003]

HDaviator Go play with yourself johnny

[@NickanM]

Tssss... It waz filmed with a potato!

[@suemcintire8477]

Baba Booey

[@paulbutler332]

7:00 Steve Coogan

[@ydocmit]

back of the net

[@threepot]

Keith Deller(darts player)@ 5:43?

[@jeanross7430]

The Beatrix Potter valuation cut off??!!

[@katbrown1449]

Must be an amazing place to do a show like this. Here in America when w ego bakc more than 400 years we find stone age tools . I d love it there .

[@RabbitTeaPot]

See, that First Lady? That’s how I feel about most of these items that end up on the show. Just sell it, cause most of us (as well as most of the best roadshow finds) don’t have that kinda money, ever! Just sell it and finally get some money.

[@Horseluvver]

Besides, what if it got broken? After u know what it's worth u just worry about it.

[@boywonder6659]

I would definitely prefer the teapot anytime to a council house in Liverpool.

[@TBrl8]

7:09 where did he nick those from and did he come straight to the roadshow after stealing them??

[@GameChanger597]

Seems like a kind and humble young man to me. It sounds like it was a family heirloom and lucky for his family, he was smart enough to bring it to the antique show to get an appraisal. And luckily for mankind, unlike antiques, looks don't determine the value of a person.

[@catherinemyers7419]

@@GameChanger597 🌿🦋🌿agree whole-heartedly ! 🌿🦋🌿

[@henrik5761]

Says more about you...

[@Lfccontent]

Can’t believe it’s 2082 already

[@ZenZill]

I love Mrs Doubtfire at 6:40

[@jessebella9322]

I miss this series because I was a kid and me and my dad used to laugh watching it, although we enjoyed people taking very valuable things on it and being surprised by the valuation given, but we laughed most at our fantasy that a little old lady goes on, holds the persons hand as he says do you know how much this is actually worth Doris? Nooo she says all shakey and smiling Fuck alllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll looooooooooooooooooooooooool

[@brucepal3907]

I once paid more for an appraisal than the item was worth.

[@macmannin]

Looks like Keith Deller in the background@ 5.50

[@katbrown1449]

But what wa sthe history fo this teapot guys?thats the cool oart

[@cristinaarredondo6195]

Quiero saber como se llama la pieza musical de introducción del programa . Mucho lo agradecería

[@rdbchase]

240p?

[@allisonday893]

I’m from Crawley!

[@erndogee]

Did she say she has been watching as long as she could remember, and just finished watching the first season?

[@raymondbaker6232]

Same here the only thing worth watching on the BBC

[@claytonpaisley9721]

I used to loved this show as a kid, but i thought it was a US show? Was there a US version of this or am I trippin

[@dianamederos9177]

Clayton Paisley there was!!

[@Elldeeve]

Nobody else notice it says "end your life" in the first 1 second of the video? ?????

[@sonnydee9403]

If they're priceless what makes them worth so much?

[@johnleach7879]

Re the 2-minute model train clip: Hilary Dear, you absolutely blossomed as a part-tlme train expert. However, your valuation of 5K was way high; 2-3K is more like it. Doubtless this was the first live steam model you encountered.

[@mlouwagie]

8:29 i call bullsh-t.... that is india silver wine cup .... why so shiny if he didnt know what it was ... who shined it...if it was from the 16th century...the random metal designs who benefited from this forgery(my opinion)

[@henrik5761]

Lol

[@simonlloyd7557]

7:00 Alan Partridge?

[@judyrosy]

VIDEO CUTS OFF IN THE END....terrible.

[@DavidSmith-iz8fw]

100k for that painting was a steal it was list for a hundred years 1000£ for every year

[@sinlokemp]

This Fiona is so charming!

[@Shadamehr100]

Always annoyed me when the so called experts handled paper, cloth and even art as featured in this episode with bare hands. Nice way to ruin antiques with body oils.

[@MrTruckerf]

They should have a condom on each finger, at the very least! It would make for good television.

[@jja1483]

U got more 🤔😍😂

[@rogerdale1883]

why cut off the end like that,a load of BS

[@walkertongdee]

These items are not priceless they are all priced, the title person should really watch the shows before titling them.

[@barbrapierce3269]

Picky-picky..... Seems "priceless" in today's vernacular often just means "very expensive", and the term is not taken literally. ,

[@fluffgirl1000]

They came to Australia it cost 100 dollars for them to look at what ever you came with ...I couldn’t,t effort to go. La Di da ..reminds me when the Olympic were here too that was a lot more than a 100 ..didn,t go to that either ,,,never mind we carry on regardless

[@iliketowatchvideos47]

The silver dude ,wow

[@Baz7575]

10 minute video starting with 3 minutes of crap . how boring

[@annwilliams6575]

I remember watching the series of the missing painting those many years ago

[@dmcdaniel2009]

in the world does the program just STOP? WHY IS IT ONLY 19 MIN LONG? KEEP IT . i WON'T WATCH ANY MORE.

[@barbrapierce3269]

Part 2 starts out (almost mid sentence) where part 1 (this video) ends

[@More-Space-In-Ear]

240p...crikey bbc cutbacks are bad

[@wookinooki9023]

silver beardie boyman is adoooooooorbs.

[@madabbafan]

I'm sure in the early 80s it had a different theme tune oh well

[@billyhendrix5544]

Definitely a tea pot love

[@DarrellWingerak]

Was this video shot with a potato?

[@danielpye8121]

Bonobo - Terrapin, incase anyones interested

[@williamdavies2375]

Only in Liverpool can one buy their house with 5k

[@faithlesshound5621]

Council houses used to be sold at a heavy discount to the resident, the amount of reduction depending on how long they had lived there. That meant they were worth much more on resale, or when inherited.