Antiques Roadshow
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| First episode date | February 18, 1979 |
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| Theme songs | Brandenburg Concerto No. 3 in G major, BWV 1048 |
| Antiques Roadshow Theme Song | |
| Networks | BBC |
| BBC One | |
| PBS | |
| Reviews | www.imdb.com |
| Product compani | BBC Studios Factual Entertainment Productions |
| No of seri | 44 |
| Theme music compos | Tom Phillips |
| Origin releas | 18 February 1979 –; present |
| Theme song | Antiques Roadshow Theme Song |
| Episodes | EpisodesS43 E16 · Episode 16May 23, 2021 S43 E01 · Episode 1Jan 3, 2021 S41 E21 · Episode 21Nov 26, 2019 View 45+ more |
| Present by | Coral Peña |
| Creat by | BBC Television |
| Related shows | Antiques Roadshow FYI |
| Cast | Mark L. Walberg |
| First episode | USA |
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| Date of Upd. | |
| ID | 1125679 |
About Antiques Roadshow
A team of experts from the auction houses invites members of the public to bring along their antiques for examination and valuation.
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Interest rates likely to fall to pre-Covid levels, IMF predicts
... " There s less heading to Glastonbury and nights out on the town, there s more sitting at home and watching the Antiques Roadshow so therefore your spending patterns sort of reduce and you save more and so an ageing population tends to be disinflationary...
Camilla features in Antiques Roadshow episode at Eden Project
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'Extremely rare' 500-year-old textiles stun Antiques Roadshow expert
...By Alex Smith & PA news agency BBC NewsAn Antiques Roadshow expert was left stunned when a never-before-seen Elizabethan textiles collection dating back 500 years appeared during filming...
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... BBC One s most watched show on Sunday was Strictly Come Dancing: The Results (8 million), followed by a special edition of the Antiques Roadshow (4...
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Birmingham-designed punk jacket going up for auction
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'Extremely rare' 500-year-old textiles stun Antiques Roadshow expert
By Alex Smith & PA news agency BBC News
An Antiques Roadshow expert was left stunned when a never-before-seen Elizabethan textiles collection dating back 500 Years appeared during filming.
The items - which included a bedspread and pillowcases sewn by Elizabeth I and her ladies in waiting - were led by an " extremely rare" ivory silk satin sleeve and sleeve support.
They appeared during filming at Grade I listed Wollaton Hall in Nottingham.
Until their discovery, no examples of sleeve supports were known to exist.
The items - Thought to be worth a " minimum" of £100,000 - belonged to The Willoughby family at Wollaton Hall , which was built in 1588 by wealthy coal baron Sir Francis Willoughby.
The Bbc show said The " unique" sleeve support - known as a farthingale sleeve - had remained in an Almost Perfect condition along with The satin sleeve it originally supported.
'Literally speechless'Author and lecturer Hilary Kay said: " It may not look very exciting, But . . The hair on The back of my neck is rising. It doesn't get much better than this.
" Exceptional. It is such an exciting moment to be faced with something from The 16Th Century which is in such incredible condition. "
Meanwhile textile historian Ninya Mikhaila , also known as The Tudor Tailor, said: " The First Time I saw The farthingale sleeve, I couldn't believe what I was seeing and was literally speechless. "
A replica of The sleeve was made for academics to study as it is too rare to be modelled and was placed into secure storage.
The farthingale sleeve is made from a thick cotton material called fustian, stitched with 14 casings of linen each containing a hoop of baleen, also known as whalebone.
Ms Mikhaila added: " The sleeve is not only an extremely rare survival of an item of English dress from The 16Th Century , it also offers us The opportunity to see an example of once common materials such as fustian, and what must have been one of The earliest uses of baleen for stiffening outside of The Royal Wardrobe . "
Source of news: bbc.com
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