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A team of experts from auction houses tours towns throughout the UK to value treasures brought in by members of the public.A team of experts from auction houses tours towns throughout the UK to value treasures brought in by members of the public.A team of experts from auction houses tours towns throughout the UK to value treasures brought in by members of the public.
- Nominated for 2 Primetime Emmys
- 3 wins & 6 nominations total
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A nice little show about antique objects and their value. But it could have been presented better, more beautifully, more comfortably. The German version "Bares für Rares" is a lot better positioned here.
On the ARS shown on Sunday 1st February, one of the presenters described a photograph that an explorer from the Antarctic was fishing for walrus, that the crew of the ship, lived on. Someone in your research team needs to get their facts right. You DO NOT get Walrus in the Antactic, nor have they ever lived there. The creature that was shown in the photographs was probably a sea lion, similar but entirely different, they could not survive in the antarctic, which in the main try to catch penguins as their main scorce of food.
If the commentators are going to give outcasts, then it would be helpful it they got the facts right.
If the commentators are going to give outcasts, then it would be helpful it they got the facts right.
Some treasures are sometimes uncovered wich is an education in itself.
However some of the appraisers give me the creeps. The guy with the horrible teeth and the guy with the dirty long fingernails to name a couple. There also seem some envy and desire to own some of the objects by other appraisers. On a happier note i do like the host, she is intellegent, articulate and often fun.
The values often are all over the place; take them with a grain of salt.
I can quite easily spend hours watching this show, it is addictive. I love the look of delight on people's faces when they get something valued and they find out that it is worth far more than they realised. I feel so happy for them. Plus I love looking at the envious faces of the people in the crowds watching closely, it always makes me giggle.
Once thing I have to say is, that I want to point out - the remarks in other reviews about 'Creepy appraisers' I really think this uncalled for. I've been watching this series for sometime now and it is quite easy to see that a few of the appraiser maybe on the autism spectrum. That is not a bad thing. They are happy, keen and very educated in their field.
I love how excited they all get over antiques and collectables bought in.
I would highly recommend this show, so much history to check out and the show always takes place at such interesting places too.
Once thing I have to say is, that I want to point out - the remarks in other reviews about 'Creepy appraisers' I really think this uncalled for. I've been watching this series for sometime now and it is quite easy to see that a few of the appraiser maybe on the autism spectrum. That is not a bad thing. They are happy, keen and very educated in their field.
I love how excited they all get over antiques and collectables bought in.
I would highly recommend this show, so much history to check out and the show always takes place at such interesting places too.
She should be brought in by the police when meth heads get a hold of bath salts.
Her tedious delivery would knock them out cold
Her tedious delivery would knock them out cold
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- TriviaA team of experts from auction houses tours towns throughout the UK to value treasures brought in by members of the public.
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