Ep 27. Chester
- April 18, 2010
- 59 min
Antiques Roadshow UK season 32 episode 27 takes viewers to Chester, a historic city in northwestern England. The episode features the usual mix of fascinating antiques and the stories behind them, with a focus on items that are unique to the area.
One of the standout pieces in this episode is a painting by famous 19th-century artist J.M.W. Turner, which has been passed down through a family for generations. The owner believes it may have been painted during a visit Turner made to the area, and the expert evaluates the painting to determine its authenticity and potential value.
Other items in this episode include a rare book about the history of Cheshire, vintage memorabilia from a local football club, and a set of antique silver spoons that may have been used by a wealthy family in the area.
In addition to the antiques themselves, the episode also explores the rich history of Chester and its surrounding areas. Viewers learn about the city's Roman roots and its famous medieval walls, which are still standing today. They also discover interesting facts about the area's architecture and local customs.
As always, the experts on Antiques Roadshow UK provide fascinating insights into the antiques they evaluate. They share their knowledge of the history and craftsmanship behind each item, as well as their thoughts on its potential value in today's market.
Throughout the episode, viewers are treated to a mix of exciting discoveries and poignant stories from the owners of these antiques. From thrilling valuations to emotional reunions with long-lost family treasures, Antiques Roadshow UK season 32 episode 27 is a must-watch for anyone interested in the world of antiques and collecting.