A husband and wife could not believe their ears when they heard the value of two precious items that had passed down through the family over the years

ONE of the guests on Antiques Roadshow was left completely gobsmacked by the value of their family heirloom. One unsuspecting couple brought a pair of jewellery items to be appraised on the

Antiques Roadshow expert Susan Rumfitt left a guest shocked when she revealed the true value of a bangle her husband had called "a piece of glass" and "tat"

Antiques Roadshow returned to BBC One on Sunday night and one guest was lost for words after receiving a valuation for a "piece of tat"

An Antiques Roadshow guest received the shock of their life when what had been dismissed as 'a piece of tat' turned out to be valued at a staggering sum. A couple featured on the popular BBC show, seeking insights into two items of jewellery.

Antiques Roadshow viewers were left chuckling after a guest lovingly defended a piece of jewellery that her husband branded 'a load of tat' - before discovering its true value

Arriving on the well-known BBC programme, which was filmed at Cromford Mills earlier this year, a couple was eager to find out the worth of several items of jewellery. Despite her husband deprecatingly referring to one item as 'tat', the wife maintained her fondness for this special piece.

Antiques Roadshow saw one guest left absolutely bewildered over the value of a painting. The BBC series went to the Royal Botanic Garden in Edinburgh to allow specialists to value multiple finds as people sought out old items to find out their value.