Antiques Roadshow UK 31x03 Chester (September 21, 2008)
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Fiona Bruce and the team head to Chester Cathedral where they are greeted by 2,000 eager visitors waiting in the nave. Among the treasures under scrutiny are some of the smallest and most valuable pieces of furniture ever to be seen on the show, Elvis memorabilia, and a collection of jewels which were sewn into the hem of a dress and smuggled out of pre-revolution Russia.
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A very enjoyable AR,Thank you!
A beautiful restoration of a stylish piece of furniture
Really enjoyed this one a lovely mix of of items, The last one was a real gem!
Wasn't it just??? Amazing?
It's historical and the truth
shopping mauw?
does anyone know what song plays at the beginning of this episode? thank u
I'm sorry but how is a manicure kit from the 20s not an antique?
Fiona,you look lovely. You are the national treasure I like best.
People,are so rude and entitled nowadays. I hate to thin k what would be said to an officer requesting removal of a hood ornament in today’s world.
People have always been rude and entitled. You know 90 MILLION people died as a result of World War 2, right? People are docile and kind compared to the past. I can cite countless examples.
Roald Dahl first edition being graded and presented by the single most amateur book handler I've ever seen. He has never once been careful with fragile papers and books. He obviously has NEVER heard of a book cradle. Every time I see him I cringe
Same with the host handling black history prints. I grew up with photographs, and my mother telling me to keep fingers off, and hold around edges