Antiques Roadshow UK 31x11 Gateshead (2008)

Fiona and the experts head down to The Sage where the items of note are a tablecloth owned and illustrated by Francis Bacon, a phonograph owned by Harry Lauder, and the most expensive item ever seen on Antiques Roadshow.
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[@susanoliver7674]

The Jacobean Furniture is just fabulous and the miniatures are simply splendid! Such wonderfull craftsmanship .What a talented man ! Just wonderfull !!!!!!

[@susanoliver7674]

Thankyou for sharing those episode with us all !!!!!!!!

[@bonnierae7159]

You have our sincere gratitude for the great things you have shared on You Tube. You're a treasure!

[@Dzokhar]

"Oh these coins are important to you?"
*yoink*
I love Fiona.

[@joebrown1382]

Fiona is such a beautiful lady. I love AR.

[@RuthShultz47]

The angel of the north is so beautiful. If I could, I would go England and see it in person.

[@KarlMcCleve]

This lady is so remarkableY BEAUTIFUL!!!

[@Xtamararose]

Do you by any chance have season 32? episode 17. (Bath) im looking for an episode which has my grandparents on and they both passed away a few years ago. it would really help me out! x

[@judithsullivan9703]

And what about the people who staffed those factories.... did the industrialists who made billions reinvest... do these "cultural" buildings benefit them ... where are they living now?

[@curvebuster]

🎉🎉🎉

[@Bamboule05]

Is it just me or are these experts prizing these items rather optimistically?

[@daskleinegluck4553]

0:08 have the people who lived in these rundown houses also experienced the sake of the transformation 🤔?
In this case you're absolutely not allowed to focus on the architectonic benefits!

[@edcrowley3666]

fiona "Mary Poppins" , NPD

[@seamussweeney5892]

😢

[@blakeyonthebuses]

Regeneration means building a useless bridge and a building full of nothing.

[@CaptainSensibleJr]

Everyone will be glad you don't go there, then.

[@travismaniagigglebush247]

As I live in a abandoned house left 20 yr ago....I wonder why not take what's left over by the rich

[@jacquesleger845]

😅😅😅