Ep 21. St. George's Hall in Liverpool - Part 2

In season 30 episode 21 of Antiques Roadshow UK, we continue our exploration of St. George's Hall in Liverpool. This magnificent neo-classical building is not only a testament to Victorian architecture, but it also houses a treasure trove of antiques and collectibles.

In this episode, we meet a number of fascinating people who have brought their prized possessions to the show in the hopes of learning more about their history and value. One of the most interesting items is a set of Victorian vinaigrettes, small containers used to hold aromatic substances that were thought to ward off disease in the 19th century.

We also hear the story of a pocket watch that survived a shipwreck off the coast of Africa in the 19th century, and discover how it came to be owned by one of the most famous figures of the 20th century.

Other highlights of this episode include a collection of rare Japanese prints, a lavish Art Deco vanity set, and a pair of Chinese tea bowls that are more than 700 years old.

Throughout the show, our experts provide fascinating insights into the history and cultural significance of each item, as well as offering their best guess as to its value. But as always on Antiques Roadshow UK, it's not just the monetary value that counts – each object has a rich and unique story to tell, often revealing surprising insights into the lives and values of previous generations.

Whether you're a seasoned collector, a history buff, or simply curious about the past, this episode of Antiques Roadshow UK is sure to offer something of interest. From the rare and exotic to the everyday objects that have shaped our world, it's a fascinating journey through the artifacts of our collective heritage.