Ep 17. Charleston Part 2

In this episode of Antiques Roadshow UK, we continue to explore the Charleston estate in East Sussex. Experts are on hand to evaluate and appraise a wide range of antiques and collectibles brought in by local residents and owners of the estate.

Some of the highlights of the episode include a beautiful 18th century oak chest that is thought to have belonged to a member of the Bloomsbury Group, a circa 1790 samurai sword with a fascinating history, and an impressive collection of rare porcelain figurines.

The experts also take a closer look at a unique pair of Edwardian paintings, featuring a young girl and her pet parrot. Viewers will learn about the artist, his techniques, and the historical context in which the paintings were created.

Other items featured in the episode include an intricate silver tea set, a delicate glass perfume bottle, an antique accordion, and a charming set of vintage postcards. Throughout the show, expert appraisers provide insights into the history, craftsmanship, and value of each item, as well as anecdotes about their own experiences in the antiques trade.

As always, the atmosphere at the Charleston estate is lively and engaging, with visitors and residents alike sharing their own stories and memories related to the items being appraised. Whether viewing as a seasoned collector or someone with a passing interest in antiques, viewers are sure to be impressed by the quality, diversity, and beauty of the items featured in this episode of Antiques Roadshow UK.