Amid the gardens and the great glasshouse of the National Botanic Garden of Wales, finds include a Chinese box that Gregory Peck tried to buy and a robotic elephant. Also in HD. [S,SL]
At Compton Verney in Warwickshire, the roadshow's experts hear about a First World War hero awarded the Victoria Cross and the first British woman to win an Olympic swimming gold. Also in HD. [S]
The Scottish National Gallery of Modern Art 3: The antiques aficionados reveal the truth worth of a stunning piece of Swedish glass and an invitation to Sir Walter Scott's funeral. [S]
Ashton Court: Hear about the background behind priceless possessions both old and new, from a nautilus shell engraved with Brunel's suspension bridge to a piece of Banksy graffiti. [S]
Ashton Court/Hillsborough 2: A medal from the Battle of Waterloo and a souvenir of the Great Suffragette Rally in 1908 are just two of the rare relics with incredible backstories. [S]
Lowther Castle 2: Action Man figures, a giant skeleton clock and watercolours by Beatrix Potter - all in a day's work for the roving antiques aces, who make a return visit to Cumbria. [S]
Lowther Castle: The former home of the flamboyant Earl of Lonsdale - aka 'the Yellow Earl' - plays host. Finds include a toy steamboat, a saucy illustration and an unusual letterbox. [S]
Barrington Court: At this fine Tudor manor house in Somerset, the experts weigh up the worth of a Noah's ark model from the 1920s, an Elizabethan wine jug and a Victorian bracelet. [S]
Kelvingrove Art Gallery and Museum: The Victorian fascination for taxidermy is apparent when insects mounted in metal turn up in Glasgow. Hear what this and other valuables are worth. [S]
Barrington Court 2: Appraised artefacts with tales to tell include a revolver said to have been owned by Wild West showman Buffalo Bill and signal flags from the Normandy landings. [S]
Liverpool Metropolitan Cathedral: Deep in the Metropolitan Cathedral's vast crypt, the Roadshow team cast their expert eyes over a miniature kitchen range and a 1970s barber's chair. [S]
Walthamstow Town Hall 2: The much-loved series that's into its fifth decade. Curios with tales to tell include an art deco pendant and a purse that saved the life of a German soldier. [S]
Belton House: The owners of dusty old heirlooms hope for a welcome surprise from the Roadshow valuators. Chairman Mao memorabilia, ceramic drug jars and a tiny pistol are appraised. [S]
Belton House 2: The past masters have their expertise pushed to the limit by an array of exotic finds in Lincolnshire, including a ceramic elephant and a starfish-shaped chair. [S]
Liverpool Metropolitan Cathedral 2: A miniature piano with a secret, a model of a local ship and a sketch by LS Lowry are among the relics with fascinating backstories in Liverpool. [S]
Towneley Hall 2: More collectors have their fingers crossed for a big payday in Burnley. An assortment of cut-throat razors, a Tiffany mosaic and Lone Ranger miscellany are appraised. [S]
Tredegar House 1: Fiona Bruce hosts from this fine 17th-century house near Newport. Curios testing the experts include a carved coconut and a tapestry tribute to rock band Status Quo. [S]
Durham Cathedral: Collectors dust off their wares for the nomadic antiques aficionados to admire. A sweetheart brooch, a Victorian penknife and secret D-Day documents are evaluated. [S]
Christmas Special: Find out what happened to some of the more intriguing items to have appeared on past shows, including a Faberge egg, Banksy street art and a Status Quo tapestry. [S]
Walthamstow Town Hall 1: Fiona Bruce and the past masters cast an expert eye over more prized possessions, including a Rolex watch, a ring by a noted jeweller and an old train ticket. [S]
World War One Special: A poignant episode from the Somme battlefields, as Fiona Bruce and the experts hear tales of wartime courage and humanity while appraising artefacts from WWI. [S]
Chenies Manor 2: Hear historical titbits as antiques are appraised. Fiona Bruce reads a tragic letter from a soldier, while there's an extraordinary update on an ornate French plant. [S]
Chenies Manor: Antiques assessed on a glorious summer's day at the Grade I listed Chenies Manor. Star Wars memorabilia and a Chinese bamboo pot receive jaw-dropping valuations. [S]
Tredegar House 2: See if you can guess the worth of more eclectic treasures, including a locket given by Queen Victoria, a Welsh-made classic car and a device for creating tattoos. [S]
Ashton Court: Hear about the background behind priceless possessions both old and new, from a nautilus shell engraved with Brunel's suspension bridge to a piece of Banksy graffiti. [S]
Barrington Court 2: Appraised artefacts with tales to tell include a revolver said to have been owned by Wild West showman Buffalo Bill and signal flags from the Normandy landings. [S]
Barrington Court: At this fine Tudor manor house in Somerset, the experts weigh up the worth of a Noah's ark model from the 1920s, an Elizabethan wine jug and a Victorian bracelet. [S]
Kelvingrove Art Gallery and Museum: The Victorian fascination for taxidermy is apparent when insects mounted in metal turn up in Glasgow. Hear what this and other valuables are worth. [S]
Lowther Castle 2: Action Man figures, a giant skeleton clock and watercolours by Beatrix Potter - all in a day's work for the roving antiques aces, who make a return visit to Cumbria. [S]
Lowther Castle: The former home of the flamboyant Earl of Lonsdale - aka 'the Yellow Earl' - plays host. Finds include a toy steamboat, a saucy illustration and an unusual letterbox. [S]
Belton House 2: The past masters have their expertise pushed to the limit by an array of exotic finds in Lincolnshire, including a ceramic elephant and a starfish-shaped chair. [S]
Belton House: The owners of dusty old heirlooms hope for a welcome surprise from the Roadshow valuators. Chairman Mao memorabilia, ceramic drug jars and a tiny pistol are appraised. [S]
Liverpool Metropolitan Cathedral 2: A miniature piano with a secret, a model of a local ship and a sketch by LS Lowry are among the relics with fascinating backstories in Liverpool. [S]
Liverpool Metropolitan Cathedral: Deep in the Metropolitan Cathedral's vast crypt, the Roadshow team cast their expert eyes over a miniature kitchen range and a 1970s barber's chair. [S]
Walthamstow Town Hall 2: The much-loved series that's into its fifth decade. Curios with tales to tell include an art deco pendant and a purse that saved the life of a German soldier. [S]
Durham Cathedral: Collectors dust off their wares for the nomadic antiques aficionados to admire. A sweetheart brooch, a Victorian penknife and secret D-Day documents are evaluated. [S]
Christmas Special: Find out what happened to some of the more intriguing items to have appeared on past shows, including a Faberge egg, Banksy street art and a Status Quo tapestry. [S]
Walthamstow Town Hall 1: Fiona Bruce and the past masters cast an expert eye over more prized possessions, including a Rolex watch, a ring by a noted jeweller and an old train ticket. [S]
Tredegar House 1: Fiona Bruce hosts from this fine 17th-century house near Newport. Curios testing the experts include a carved coconut and a tapestry tribute to rock band Status Quo. [S]
World War One Special: A poignant episode from the Somme battlefields, as Fiona Bruce and the experts hear tales of wartime courage and humanity while appraising artefacts from WWI. [S]
Chenies Manor 2: Hear historical titbits as antiques are appraised. Fiona Bruce reads a tragic letter from a soldier, while there's an extraordinary update on an ornate French plant. [S]
Chenies Manor: Antiques assessed on a glorious summer's day at the Grade I listed Chenies Manor. Star Wars memorabilia and a Chinese bamboo pot receive jaw-dropping valuations. [S]
Derby Roundhouse: Hear about the history behind intriguing artefacts, including Clarice Cliff bookends won in a darts tournament and a portrait painted on a pillowcase in a POW camp. [S]
Scone Palace 2: Antiques appraised. Family legend holds that a 19th-century military campaign box was stolen from Napoleon - but can it be proven? A silver tea service is admired. [S]
Kirby Hall 2: Victorian jewellery, art deco enamel and a toy football team are appraised by the experts. A Venetian drug jar could be worth a fortune, but is it an original? Find out. [S]
Kirby Hall: A trip to Kirby Hall in Northants, a romantic ruin originally built to impress Elizabeth I. A vintage TV set, a jade bowl and a Charlie Chaplin doll get expert valuations. [S]
Hillsborough Castle: This very royal Roadshow is marked by a visit from the Queen and Prince Philip, who meet some of the team in Northern Ireland. A Shirley Temple doll is valued. [S]
Southsea - Royal Marines Museum: Fiona Bruce and her troops price up valuables in Southsea. Finds include chairs made from the timber of HMS Victory and a Russian princess's bangle. [S]
Southsea - Royal Marines Museum: Fiona Bruce and her troops price up valuables in Southsea. Finds include chairs made from the timber of HMS Victory and a Russian princess's bangle. [S]
Ashton Court/Hillsborough 2: A medal from the Battle of Waterloo and a souvenir of the Great Suffragette Rally in 1908 are just two of the rare relics with incredible backstories. [S]
Ashton Court/Hillsborough 2: A medal from the Battle of Waterloo and a souvenir of the Great Suffragette Rally in 1908 are just two of the rare relics with incredible backstories. [S]
Tredegar House 2: See if you can guess the worth of more eclectic treasures, including a locket given by Queen Victoria, a Welsh-made classic car and a device for creating tattoos. [S]