In a previous episode of the BBC show, which was filmed at Roundhay Park in Leeds, saw a couple ask for advice from expert Clive Farahar about their newspaper post from the 60s.
In a recent episode of the BBC show, which originally aired in 2022, a number of guests travelled to Woodhorn Museum in Northumberland to get their special items looked at.
A resurfaced 2004 episode of the BBC show (pictured), which sees specialist appraisers value heirlooms and heritage items, went to Hampton Court Palace in London.
When her beloved husband Major Iain Grahame died 18 months ago, Antiques Roadshow favourite Bunny Campione came to acknowledge that some things don't last forever.
An elderly couple had hope their artefact could be worth thousands but they were quickly humbled down by an expert's verdict in a repeated episode aired on Sunday.
Picture specialist Frances Christie confessed that she was 'really excited' when she realised that the show guest had brought in Norah McGuinness pieces for her to look at.