Antiques Roadshow

The antiques show returns as Fiona Bruce and the team visit Manchester. Setting the experts' pulses racing are an Edwardian toy and Russian revolution artefacts.

Fiona Bruce and her travelling band of experts discover more family treasures. Finds include a collection of gold boxes and a toilet roll from Abbey Road Studios!

The roving roadshow stops off at Lulworth Castle. Fabulous finds include a copy of Edward VIII's abdication papers and a leather tankard made for Oliver Cromwell.

Fiona Bruce and the team visit Blair Castle in Perthshire to examine items including a collection of valuable miniatures.

Much-loved antiques show. The experts get some satisfaction from a painting of Mick Jagger. The owner of two tea caddies will need a brew after hearing of their worth.

Heirlooms under inspection at Hever Castle include a medal given to a crew member who helped rescue survivors from the stricken Titanic and two rare Oriental plaques.

Fascinating finds in Birmingham include a bronze lion given as a gift by MGM Studios in the 1950s, a 15th-century ring and valuable painting from the 1920s.

Fiona Bruce and her antiques aces are in Aberystwyth, where finds include a musical bird in a cage, native Canadian carvings and a Francis Bacon painting.

Hopeful collectors descend on the magnificent Seaton Delaval Hall in Northumberland. Finds include a sophisticated clock and what could be the world's first toy train.

A busy day of evaluations awaits Fiona Bruce and friends at Castle Coole, Enniskillen. Two tea caddies, a valuable carriage clock and a watch catch the experts' eyes.

The only way to see the antiques experts is in Essex. Ernest Shackleton's first aid box, a suitcase of WWII poems and a relic from the Titanic come under scrutiny.

A festive Fiona Bruce opens this seasonal selection box from the Roadshow team, as we find out what happened to the most talked-about finds of the year.

Fiona Bruce and her team pore over prized possessions at Hartland Abbey, Devon. WWII notebooks, a collection of pottery and colourful surfboards are among the finds.

The team returns to Hartland Abbey, Devon, where items of interest include a rare piece of pressed glass, and a quilt believed to be made from royal ballgowns.

The team heads to St Andrews University, where items of interest include a bowl believed to have belonged to Bonnie Prince Charlie.

Fiona Bruce and the team return to Lulworth Castle in Dorset, where items of interest include a 10th-century apothecary chest and a set of village stocks.

The team visit the Weald & Downland Open Air Museum in Chichester, West Sussex. Items include a cheque signed by the first Duke of Wellington.

Fiona Bruce and the team head to the Yorkshire Museum in York, where items of interest include a spy's camera, a quilt and a paperweight.

The team appraise more items at the Yorkshire Museum in York, including a cocoa tin found in Captain Scott's tent during the 1910 Terra Nova expedition.

The team head to the All England Lawn Tennis and Croquet Club in Wimbledon, where items of interest include a valuable brooch and one of John McEnroe's racquets.

Fiona Bruce and the team appraise more items in Wimbledon, including memorabilia from the 1908 London Olympics and a pencil-drawing of Admiral Lord Nelson.

Fiona Bruce and the team return to Manchester Town Hall, where items of interest include a picture by artist LS Lowry and a plate with a five-figure valuation.

Fiona Bruce and the experts visit Seaton Delaval Hall in Northumberland, where items up for valuation include a collection of toys made by prisoners of war.

Fiona Bruce and the team return to Birmingham University, where items of interest include jewellery that once belonged to Princess Margaret.

Fiona Bruce and the team return to the Weald and Downland open Air Museum in West Sussex, where items of interest include an elaborate clock.