Antiques Roadshow, Series 35 Episode 4 of 25
Duration: 1 hour
Fiona Bruce and the team return to the quadrangle of St Andrews University in Scotland for another busy day, as visitors bring in their family treasures. Objects featured include an exquisitely crafted netsuke bought in a charity shop for a few pence, a collection of toys that inspired the owner to go on to work as a fighter pilot, some of the earliest and valuable golfing trophies in the world and we meet a collector with over 1,500 pieces of post-war ceramics.
Discover our favourite finds from series 35, and learn more about their history.
Find out more about Adam Schoon’s basic, better and best Treen nutcrackers.
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