Antiques Roadshow UK Series 16 Episode 7 Heveningham, Suffolk
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- Опубликовано: 6 сен 2024
- Taken from a off air broadcast from the 6th February 1994.
Sadly, some of the credits are not on this video because they were cut off.
Sorry about the video damage on the first 6 minutes.
More episodes coming from series 16.
Thanks for watching.
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Another 'Binge watcher' here. I am charmed by these episodes. Thank you for posting them.
A wonderful show for all these years.It is interesting that in the archival shows people were slim and so well spoken.
I'm glad you noticed that. I've been chewing over the obesity thing, but there's no question that the "well spoken" observation points to a better education in the lower grades than in the U.S. As to obesity, that's a big a problem (syndrome? symptom? mental? physical?) which affects most rich countries, entailing much needless outlay in health care (knee and hip transplants, diabetes, cardiac overload, and more). It seems to be largely related to class, which, I'm guessing here, is why you don't see much of it on AR-UK.
Sorry, I DO SEE IT.
AR is a bastion of good TV thank you!
Well, was it a Constable or not? Probably not.
So was the portrait a Constable or not?
Go to episode 9 of this series at about 14:30 and they provide an update that it is not.
@@Fac725ah thats a shame
Even though I'm on my laptop I immediately thought "Oh, I need to adjust the tracking"
36:21 is Val Lehman who played Bea Smith on Prisoner. A beloved actress and very humble.
I thot I knew Prisoner, but apparently not. However, there were a couple of teasers on YT last week, so I'll goose them.
I love to binge on these delicious videos, as soon you post them. I should space them out over the week, but I can’t help myself. Thank you for loading them.❤️
I thank that's a good idea.
Sorry for not being specific: The idea being to release one a week, or even less often. These are jewels of civiliation, hoard them as you will. Terming them "television" is, to me, a travesty.
Pro trick: you can watch series on Flixzone. I've been using it for watching lots of of movies these days.
@Myles Marlon Definitely, I have been using Flixzone for since november myself :)
@Myles Marlon Definitely, been watching on flixzone for months myself :)
Mein Gott! Finally, a compliant Frenchman. That bronze horse captured me.
I wonder if that picture was a Constable ??? wish they would tell
I have looked over the Internet but couldn't come up with anything. I suspect you did as well, like others have. Sadly, this might be a mystery that will never be solved.
(38:06) We have a John Collier that we love!!
I'm sorry, love the shows, since a young man. What I do hate is death taxes! The governments are the same as Vulcures.
vultures.
Omg wow Bea Smith - Hope that painting isnt dodgy
A maker of sundials?
In Britain???
I'm speechless with the implications involved.. The British isles rarely get a sunny day...🤔😉
Did you notice the first presenter? She started out with tart comments, but was instantly silenced by the erudition of the analyist of the piece.
Shellac comes from actual insects, it is NOT vegetable based.
So many comb overs!
I dispute the value on that compass/sundial. At the same time period, all you needed at sea was an accurate watch:
Armed with the knowledge that the sun progresses at 15- degrees per hour, observing local apparent noon made longitude determination a snap, if your watch kept Greenwich time. Latitude was, nightly, a matter of observing the elevation of Polaris, which was/is +/- 60 nautical miles of where your are. Of course, storms and clouds messed up your expectations. What happened? Well, our vehicles got faster and more enclosed. So here we are with GPS, not bad.
There were no accurate clocks you could use at sea in the early 18th century. This was why the British parliament later ending up paying the clockmaker John Harrison the modern equivalent of over £3 million in prize money for producing his series of accurate maritime timepieces. They revolutionised navigation and solved the "longitude problem" which the government was willing to pay a fortune to resolve.
You knew your latitude but not the time?
23:50 bloody American soldiers. Simply no use
Was that painting at 18:00 a Constable?
It was not, unfortunately. The update came in episode 9: ruclips.net/video/jkcXt8TMKNw/видео.html
@@grimdellsen500 thank you very much🙏🏻
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I must compliment the UK on the quality of their Entertainment Program Choices.
We have "Antiques Roadshow" and it has always been fabulous. However, whomever Produced the American Version of "Time Team" - *"missed the entire hoop and board its attached to"*
Clearly, the Britist Programs Production's focal points, formats, and themes, of the Entertainment Programs, that I have had an opportunity to discover, are done so with consideration of the available Viewer Base/Audience having a higher expectation and higher level of value in their general education and intelligence.
Considering my background includes majors in Journalism and Sociology, I have an understanding of that which I am sharing.
(...and I happen to be of Irish lineage - so it can pinch a bit to acknowledge these facts. There's value in truth, especially When it bites the messenger's Ego Mind. A worthy exercise, necessary to achieve a Higher/Mature Minded state, that which is required to achieve a state of Wisdom.)
Nevertheless, it is a Media quality that is desperately attractive to me in this era of Observable "Medias creating and fostering the Lower/Adolescent Minded Thoughts and Actions in the USA".
Given my interests and Sociology understanding, I shall apply some time to learning how the British Public has achieved such success.
(The owners of 95% of MS News and other Medias are also those whom own our Federal Reserve Bank Corporation - and the primary resides in Britain - Rothschild.) Does the man/family own the Monarchy, as well?
The USA Public is largely unaware of this - and it is tragic to observe - so I avoid it as much as possible. Especially the DT antics.
However, I do have a vision of a Most Benevolent Outcome and feel that will unfold over the course of 2020 and following will further make way for great improvements in the USA and the entire Western World.
Seeing as I subscribe to Quantum Physics and their discovery of the Universal Law of Attraction - I feel certain my counterparts across the Atlantic will also apply a like vision and also enjoy the thoughts and feelings of a more securely experience of greater ethics in Medias and personal independence and freedoms, bringing about "Quantum Jumps" in our World's living in a state of personal and collective *"Harmony"*
Harmony = Peace in Motion
Have an Abundantly Positive New Decade!
Would it be out of order to ask for a date with that gorgeous figure playing the piano in the opening scene? I suppose the answer would be the same as I got as teen, when requesting same with their daughter: "Oh no, she's glued to her piano". (It may be lame, but I couldn't resist it.)
it is soooo sad that people have to give up their ancestral homes
They were nobility who didn't work and received allowances from the crown aka from the people's pockets. It's absolutely normal these nobility nonsense stopped existing and the families had to get to work like all of us.
Same happens in Venice right now. The government demands such high taxes that people cannot afford to live in their sppartments anymore. Do they move to the mainland and rent their appartments to tourists.
@@Bamboule05 I don’t think anyone should own such large estates unless working farmers
really instead of leaving a legacy it becomes a millstone.
Ohh
if that sundial is genuine 18th century, why is nice in france while it was part of italy until 1860? #facepalm
$500 pounds to clean the windows? He must have meant $5,000 pounds.
Excuse me. But the Quality from this Episode is Terrible
I think for a VHS transfer from 1994 the quality is excellent.
Photography is awful.