🔴 LIVE: One Hour Of Precious Porcelain From '90s And '00s Antiques Roadshow | Antiques Roadshow
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- čas přidán 29. 05. 2024
- All valuations were correct at the time of broadcast. From an entirely handpainted Japanese Noritake collection to a pair of beautiful vases painted by Charley Baldwyn, prepare to see Hugh Scully and his team of experts value pristine porcelain pieces from these episodes of Antiques Roadshow. Filmed in various locations between 1990-2004.
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Lovely to see him as a younger man,he always had an elfin quality our Harry
Love these programmes! David Batty (Battie?) - a rare jug: a tragedy ..... that is not that bad 😂!!!
Apparently being a mariner was great for collecting artifacts
Картина с двумя молодыми дамами ))) восхитительная
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Ironically, all these pieces were far more valuable then than now, 2024. The value of almost all fine porcelain has plummeted over the years. However, it is still lovely.
No knows as much as Battie, just ask him.
Love the US version, not to keen on the UK one.
I like both but I prob watch more BBC just bc there’s more to watch. But I gotta say, porcelain is .. boring?😬 the UK has such a variety of antiques that can be SO OLD yet remain in mind boggling condition.
Oh opposite here. Americana is kind of boring. It’s only Americans that find it valuable.
@weirdloverwilde
Touchè, afraid I'll have to give you that one. I mean, I get it, "Home Spun" art and all that, I just don't care for it. But then again, to me, Picasso was just a really bad cartoonist.
I can't stomach watching the American one. British everyday for me here in NZ.
@@kingy002 I'm American and hands down the British version is much better. Especially the earlier episodes, they remain unmatched.
He forgot to mention the transatlantic slave trade.