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BBC Antiques Roadshow never fails to keep viewers on the edge of their seats. Earlier this week we reported on a guest who refused to sell his beloved vintage Bulova watch, worth between £1,500 to £2,000 after expert Richard Price warned him against it.

An Antiques Roadshow guest has been left stunned to discover the staggering value of two vases she purchased in a charity shop for just £2. In an episode that aired on January 21, folks from Derry, Northern Ireland, brought their treasures to Ebrington Square for valuation. One lady brought in two floral vases she'd bought for a quid each after negotiating the price down at a charity shop.

A guest on Antiques Roadshow was overcome with emotion after getting some of their old plates valued on the show.

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ANTIQUES Roadshow guest was left open-mouthed after whopping evaluation for royal teacup from expert John Sandon. The BBC show visited Bishop’s Palace in Somerset in a recent episode.

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Antiques Roadshow guest was left speechless when she was told the value of some confectionary plates she found in the attic.Glass and ceramics expert John Sandon said it was "extraordinary" to see a set of three Worcester-made porcelain plates.In the episode from the BBC show that aired last night (September 6), the guest explains: "They were found in a loft in a house that we lived in."But we found them as we were moving out, so we have no idea, anything about them."The cream-coloured plates are decorated with rosebuds and rose leaves around and in the centre of the plate.The raised floral motifs give a unique texture when holding it.John examines the plates and says the rose leaf branches that go around outside the plates are made as

An Antiques Roadshow guest may have hit the big bucks.

An Antiques Roadshow guest was completely stunned when she found out a vase she was given as a wedding gift was worth 50 times more than its value 47 years ago.