BBC Red Button play along is back!
Try your hand at valuing the items featured in the show.
BBC Antiques Roadshow invites members of the public to have their antiques and collectables examined and valued by experts
13/28 Among the items is the first aid box that Shackleton took on his Antarctic expedition.
Get the app that lets you join in by guessing the values of items featured in the show.
Dickin Medal awarded to carrier pigeons Duration: 04:32 Series 35, Stowe House 2
F.M. Alexander portrait Duration: 03:33 Series 35, Stowe House 2
Henry Bone portrait of Mary, Queen of Scots Duration: 02:17 Series 35, Stowe House 2
Jackie Stewart's championship cups Duration: 03:03 Series 35, Stowe House 2
Pair of 1738 embroidered pockets Duration: 02:29 Series 35, Stowe House 2
Slingerland guitar c1944 Duration: 02:39 Series 35, Chepstow Racecourse 1
Red Button development editor Tom Williams explains how the app was designed using audio watermarking.
Please note that these dates are subject to change
Thursday 23rd May - Eastbourne Bandstand, East Sussex
Thursday 6th June - Royal Marines Museum, Southsea, near Portsmouth, Hampshire
Thursday 13th June - Royal Agricultural University, Cirencester, Gloucestershire
Thursday 27th June - Towneley Hall, near Burnley, Lancashire
Thursday 4th July - Gregynog, near Newtown, Powys, Wales
Tuesday 9th July - Scone Palace, Perth, Scotland
Thursday 11th July - The Scottish National Gallery of Modern Art, Edinburgh
Thursday 25th July - The Sainsbury Centre for Visual Arts, UEA Norwich, Norfolk
Thursday 5th September - The Royal Ballet School, Richmond Park, London
Thursday 12th September - Exeter Cathedral, Devon
Thursday 19th September - Wentworth Woodhouse, near Rotherham, South Yorkshire
Following the highly successful Antiques Roadshow Remembrance programme in 2011, we are now planning a special edition to mark the centenary of World War I. We’ll be recording the episode around the Somme battlefields next summer and are looking for family stories linked to an object that tell personal accounts of the Great War.
Series Editor Simon Shaw says: "We were overwhelmed by a remarkable reaction to the appeal to our Remembrance programme which resulted in a very moving edition of the show. Inspired by that we’re now keen to find fresh ways of looking at both the conflict and aftermath that affected men and women of many nations on land and at sea. Perhaps a poignant postcard from the trenches that speaks loudly of Grandfather’s experience, or it could be a painting that captures one of the first depictions of modern warfare, we’d be fascinated to see what people have in their collections".
If you think you have a potential item contact us:
Email: antiques.roadshow@bbc.co.uk
Post: BBC Broadcasting House, Whiteladies Road, Bristol, BS8 2LR
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