Antiques Roadshow

Antiques Roadshow is a British television show in which antiques appraisers travel to various regions of the United Kingdom to appraise antiques brought in by local people. It has been running since 1979. There are also international versions of the programme.

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Episodes

1. Series 28, Lichfield Cathedral

Season 28 gets underway at Lichfield Cathedral in the Midlands, where items include a small statue that may be from King Tut's tomb; an early Punch and Judy set; and a sword pistol that belonged to Lord Nelson.

2. Series 28, Lampeter

In Wales, items include a bust of Dylan Thomas; a book of silhouettes; and a plate that was purchased for £5 that's appraised at £10,000.

3. Series 28, Edinburgh

In Edinburgh, Scotland, items include an early Mickey Mouse mascot; a rare deco figurine; and documents that once belonged to the bodyguard to Edward VIII and Mrs Simpson.

4. Series 28, Normanby Hall

In North Lincolnshire, England, items include a marble bust and rare candlesticks. Also: a collector of antique lawnmowers.

5. Series 28, Tavistock

In Devon, England, items include a prison inmate's canvas uniform; a cat o'nine tails from the early days of Dartmoor Prison; an antique hunting horn; and a plate.

7. Series 28, Ipswich

In Ipswich, England, items include a duke's chamber pot and an early record player.

8. Series 28, Beamish

9. Series 28, Manderton

10. Series 28, Rochdale

Items include a gold pencil that was a gift from King George IV; paint brushes used by L.S. Lowry; and a British hangman's diaries. From the town hall in Rochdale, Greater Manchester, England.

11. Series 28, Chelsea

Items include a roulette table, buttons worn by Charles Dickens and a gilded bee from a royal throne.

12. Series 28, Ventnor

Items include a family portrait that shows a future speaker of the House of Commons. Also: 75 Austin vehicles spanning 40 years of production; a photograph that saved a woman's life. From Ventnor on the Isle of Wight.

14. Series 28, Lancaster

15. Series 28, Coughton Court

Part 1 of 2 in Warwickshire, England. Items include original designs from a leading graphic artist of the 20th century; a Japanese depiction of dancing skeletons; and a lost masterpiece.

16. Series 28, Coughton Court 2

Conclusion. In Warwickshire, England, items include an Agatha Christie letter; a medal that was awarded to those who aided Titanic survivors; and a rare china figure of the queen on horseback.