10 Fantastic Furniture Finds From '90s Antiques Roadshow | Antiques Roadshow

All valuations were correct at the time of broadcast. From Victorian furniture at its very best to a delightfully elegant Scottish Sheraton sideboard, sit back and enjoy this compilation of the Antiques Roadshow experts looking over some fine pieces of furniture. Filmed in various locations between 1990-99.
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[@louisejones9285]

I would like to see mote of these traditional style of antiques on the current Roadshow. Its becoming the vintage roadshow.

[@kingy002]

Actually is more about the cult of celebrity today, with Fiona Bruce being shoe horned in more often.

[@mercoid]

It’s as good a sideboard as you’ll ever see.

[@sandrasplayplace]

Piece number 8 was definitely made in the 1700s timeline the craftsmanship is quite riveting, indeed the value should be placed at a pretty nice price the nice oak the compartment to where you can write ✒️ letters ✉️ very beautiful

[@iduswelton9567]

My great grandfather was a furniture maker and blacksmith in my State - he started making furniture in 1890's until his retirement in the 1960's - I've one of his rocking chairs in my apartment and it's useable by me because I'm to big to sit in it - it was made for a tall slender woman to rock her babies to sleep

[@jedidiah710]

AR should make a geoffrey munn compilation!

[@kingy002]

I know what you are saying, but they could all do with a dedicated show, as they are all good in their own right. I'm a massive fan of Peter Nahum, Richard Pearce, Simon Bull, Geoffrey, and John Benjamin. Mainly because of their fields of expertise. But they are all just as good otherwise.