Antiques Roadshow Greatest Finds: Part 3 (2006, BBC) 

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I love seeing elderly pensioners finding out they have a valuable treasure.

If I EVER came across a painting of someone's MOTHER, I wouldn't even hesitate to GIVE that person the painting, no matter the value. Smfh. I can't believe she's going to wait until she dies to hand it over to them. Smh The son of the woman in the painting will be long gone by that time, so he should get the painting 100%. We only have one damn life and I'm sure it would make that man's whole world to have that painting. It would make my world just to be able to give the painting to him too. This was very sad to me

Just watched this as it popped up on RU-vid. What a sensational program. So incredibly interesting and mesmerising to peek into the world before RU-vid or any other 21st century technology. Life as it used to be when everything was simpler.

That portrait Marconi story is wild! 🤩

That was wonderful in every way. Thank you.

That beautiful girl, so beautifully painted. Wonderful.

That art deco cigarette case will haunt me in my dreams. What an amazing piece of art

I do wonder just how many lovely things are squirreled away in the dark in banks.

Great of all of you. Ohhhh your mom is doing cartwheels of happiness seeing her cottage restored for others to enjoy.

I find all the stories about old furniture and things found or inherited, really fascinating. Each show has its own surprises. Thank you for sharing with us.

Wotta beautiful moment. A brilliant story and a happy ending to a beautiful picture of a beautiful woman ❤

The home turned out so beautiful..your mother left you more than a unique table..

I cannot but agree that that table is grotesgue. The cigarette case, on the other hand, is superb.

Just to hear words pronounced properly gives me hope. That's cigarette case was my favourite, small, beautiful and an amazing find.

I will probably be pilloried for this but it is how I feel. I have watched the AR since its inception and this afternoon watched all three parts of this mini series. It reminds me of the England I grew up in, went to school in and started work in. All three episodes are full of English ( Scots and Welsh too) people who all look english, speak english correctly and behave like English people. This was my world and I am very sad to say we seem to be rapidly discarding this world for something our politicians have dreamt up and told us must now be the normal. How we live now will never be the normal for me and I suspect there are still many who feel as I do.

SOMETHING YOU WOULDN'T NORMALY HEAR ON THE ANTIQUES ROAD SHOW 'And where did you acquire this beautiful piece?' 'I inherited it from my grandfather who was a burglar'.

So, there it is, folks, all about you are unknown gems in plain sight, and we must never forget that such treasures are priceless, and you will know them as people; namely your family and friends.

Facinating episode. Specially the painting. Just how wonderful Michael Aspal is too.

Fabulous programme absolutely fascinating the stories behind these wonderful pieces of art. Thank you for putting this together. 🥰🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿🇬🇧

With today's genetic testing - the Marconi / Clover connection could easily be proved ( or dis-proved ).- worthy a episode in itself.

The puzzle kits for prisoners of war are fascinating!!

We've appreciated so much these great episodes that you've posted. Hope to see more!

What a beautiful woman my heart jumped when I saw her smiling wow

What an absolute beautiful cottage. Enjoy

The story about betty clover goes to show what a wild time the early 1900's was

Excellent story about Clover/Marconi. On the picture of Marconi transforming to Cover, I stopped the video and they do have the same facial features. I really enjoyed this story. Thanks.

wonderful always good fun good luck to you all we need more beautiful programs like this tear in the eye stuff great stories and the unique explanations of great artistry

A truly fascinating episode. Thank you.

What a great episode.. 👍🇬🇧

Loved the saga of the cigarette case.

Thank you! Wonderful!

Michael Aspell ….. a very mild gent , congenial , affable and old school decent. He and all his cohorts are much missed by many .

I've never seen this episode before. Brilliant!

That painting and the history of the model is fascinating. Sparks the immigration.

That was really special. ❤

Refinishing that beautiful table was probably the biggest mistake they could have made

Brilliant love all this from Perth Western Australia

Very interesting story. Thanks for posting.

I love how the British get hysterically excited, they gasp and say oh my goodness😋😋

Betty is sensationally beautiful, an absolutely breathtaking stunner. And she has beautiful teeth........ Very unusual.

These 3 parts of AR Greatest Finds are worth watching. Is that an under statement? Most certainly.

I’d love to visit with the puzzle man and see his collection.

ANOTHER GREAT EPISODE! THANK YOU! AND BLESS YOU ALL!

It seems like antique roadshow is more about people's lives and histories than it is about anything else

What a brilliant programme thank you from New Zealand

28:50 the camera man was gutted. He had a great angle to catch her reaction in the mirror, and she didn't have one.

The story behind the painting was lovely.

Such a great episode!!!!!!

DNA test would be sensible between Marconi descendants and family of the girl from the painting

what a wonderful story about the portrait of Betty

The story at 31:50 of the "Betty Clover" painting is very heartwarming. I find the thoughtfulness of the current owners to respect the painted woman's family's quite honorable. In my opinion, this is one of the best examples for keeping tradition alive beyond the short stay on this mortal plane. A kind reminder that there is more to the British people than the unsavory "Blonde Buffoon" playing with economy and politics like they would do in a personal monopoly game.

That was great! Thank you...

Was anybody else disturbed By how loudly he set that puzzle mud down

Proper entertainment on tv not like the absolute tripe there showing these days

Too cute ... Thank you for sharing..

Great show. Love from LA, California by a Hungarian whose favorite show is AR.

Can you imagine that old guy standing in line with that carved wooden table, inching closer to the front?

Wonderful storage cabinets

Puzzle owner....'Amazing to think that it was around at the time of |William the Conqueror'. Aspel.....'12th Century' !!!!

Love the Betty story!

So where did the table come from? From the style I´d guess it was for some very rich French people or even Napoleon himself as he went to Egypt for a campaign? Does anybody know who carved such a wonderfull, piece I lived in Oberamergau for 15 years and the carving is not that good but would have taken a long time to build, is there any clue to the date of manufacture?

Love the puzzle guy!

That redone table looks so much worse to me! I’m inclined to agree with the appraiser that something about it doesn’t quite work together properly

nice shows. Funny to see the stiff upper lip class still exist and the limp lower pout in France at Bucheron ... LOL

Now charity shops get things valued

Back in the day when the ARS was worth watching(unlike today) with the urbane Michael Aspel

Don't know season or episode...but I love the Milanese helmet from the 1500s.

Where was Betty Clover from, does anyone know? Somewhere in the North of England they mentioned, but where exactly?

Its not my taste but surely someone will love that table !

That table was so much nicer before the shop 'restored' it.

the table behind the lady in the green sweater with the eagle. Was that part of Prince Edward and Wallace Christy sale???

Betty sounds awesome.

The story of the table!! I'm crying. They fixed up their mom's cottage. 🥹

Astonishing

So odd to hear Primal Scream's "Loaded" in the background of the boot sale montage.

One thing that AR got wrong was they didn't always say how long between the estimates and the sales at auction.

So sad that that beautiful cigarette box is sitting in a dark drawer. What a waste. Use it or sell it to someone who will.

TRUE TRUE.❤

Even since this programme was made, the country has become unrecognisable. So desperately sad to see what it has become. Our culture and people are being replaced.

Aku suka lemari antik yg banyak lacinya itu lho, luarbiasa bro

I think the antiques were better and the people a bit classier in those days !

I think that what Antiques Roadshow really tells us is that when some pieces go on sale, there are too many people with Too Much Money!!

How can we know, get some information, if items we possess are of value?? How can we contact your group??

I’m still looking. For treasures at used stores

William the Conqueror 12th century?!! Battle of Hastings 1066 comes to mind.

When my mother went into care i had the council finance team on my back all the time to find out how much she was worth to pay for care. I assume they either had enough money to pay for private care, or never told the council. 😉

#CT about 20 min in is a collection of about 45K puzzles

thank you . ( 2023 / Nov / 12 )

@22minutes you should give that one to LPL.

Dire need of captions.

The. cup was originally Greek in design specifically for the Spartans so that every soldier received the same amount of wine. They led very austere lives and this was their luxury before a battle and again after in celebration that they made it back. They continue to be produced but not for the Greek army!

Hideous table.

Why didn't they sell the cigarette case? Surprised

What is value of nickel coated kerosene lamp ?

I cannot believe that cigarette cases value.. smh It's made by their top crafter 80 years ago and there is ONLY ONE!!! I have BASEBALL CARDS worth more than that and they're signed by newer players and there are more than one of them. Smh I don't understand art at all... Smh They have ugly paintings that are worth Millions and look like a 5 year old painted them... But then you have this case that someone took loads of time to craft and has his signature on it and only worth 5 to 6k? I think at an auction it would go for more id hope.

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Man, I'm simpin over Betty in those pics where she's wearing that hat.

Me personally not into other peoples family portraits.. but at least she will let it go home, after she passes go on..

Did the henshaws sell it I wonder