Ep 10. Tatton Park (2)

On this episode of Antiques Roadshow UK, host Fiona Bruce and the team of specialists head to Tatton Park in Cheshire for the second part of their visit. The team continues to assess an impressive array of antiques and collectibles brought in by members of the public.

One of the most interesting items brought in is a striking owl-shaped jug. The owner inherited it from their grandfather who was a collector of unusual ceramics. Despite its impressive appearance, the jug is not worth as much as the owner hoped, but it still holds sentimental value.

Another item that catches the eye is a pair of ornate silver snuff boxes belonging to a man who is the fifth generation of his family to own them. The intricate details on the snuff boxes impress the specialists and they delve into the history of their creation.

A unique piece of furniture also makes an appearance on the show. The owner brings in a Georgian mahogany armchair which has been in their family for generations. The chair's intricate carvings and delicate craftsmanship intrigue the specialists, who try to uncover its history and possible value.

A collector of vintage toys and games also shows off their collection, including a rare early 20th-century electric train set and a 1920s roulette set. The specialists are impressed by the toys' excellent condition and consider the potential value of the items.

Throughout the episode, the team not only assesses the value of antiques but also uncover fascinating stories behind the items. From family heirlooms to collector's items, the items brought in provide a glimpse into the past and highlight the importance of treasuring pieces of history.

With insightful commentary, expert appraisals, and fascinating stories, Antiques Roadshow UK season 33 episode 10 is a must-watch for anyone interested in antiques, history, and the stories behind the items we hold dear.