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AN ANTIQUES Roadshow guest was left gobsmacked after discovering the HUGE value of an £8 painting she found in a charity shop. On Sunday's episode of the BBC programme, a guest brought along a rare Gorospe Sy painting that caught her eye, mainly because it was priced for under a tenner.

A guest on Antiques Roadshow was left so stunned by a painting valuation he hid behind the work of art. The unnamed guest said the painting had been in his family for 65 years.

Antiques Roadshow guest refused to sell his century-old portrait after an expert gave it an eye-watering valuation.In the replayed episode on Sunday's BBC programme, the man brought a portrait of his wife's grandmother to specialist Rupert Maas, who said she looked like a "humble sitter".The guest explained: "She was actually a lady's maid to Lady Maud Hoare. Her name's Dorothy Lucas and she's my wife's grandmother.

ANTIQUES Roadshow expert Rupert Maas was left speechless after a guest refused to sell his painting - despite his stark warning. During an episode of the BBC hit show, host Fiona Bruce took viewers to Somerleyton Hall near Lowestoft where a number of guests brought their treasured items to be valued by the experts.

AN ANTIQUES Roadshow guest was left speechless after her Lowry drawing received a huge valuation. Expert Rupert Maas travelled to Lytham Hall during Sunday night's episode of the BBC show.

Antiques Roadshow expert could scarcely believe it when a guest told of how she came to possess a valuable painting without spending a penny.In Sunday's episode of the BBC One show (May 23) art expert Rupert Maas was thrilled to be presented with an original portrait by Thomas Cooper Gotch, an artist sometimes associated with the pre-Raphaelite movement.The rare watercolour depicted a woman sitting in profile and wearing a white blouse, hooped earring, and a plait of dark hair trailing down her neck.Rupert ask the woman who owned the painting how she came to own it and was very surprised with her answer.It turned her mum had got the masterpiece for free from a private children's hospital where she used to work when it was converted into an

One Antiques Roadshow visitor was left stunned over an unexpected valuation, when she brought along a watercolour painting.

BBC 's Antiques Roadshow with a gold-framed painting along with an auction catalogue from the time it was purchased before it was passed on in his family.