The Roadshow visits Thirlestane Castle in the Scottish Borders, where treasures include a Louis Vuitton packing case, a beautiful travelling clock and medals awarded to one of the airmen involved in the Dambusters bombing raid.
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The Roadshow visits the Outer Hebrides as Michael and the team head for Stornoway on the island of Lewis among the items brought to light are some gruesome early medical instruments, a table made from salvaged wood, and a painting.
Grape holder made of silver cabinet of rare microscope slides ruby and diamond brooch.
A machine gun from World War I a papal portrait retrieved from a river bottom rare maps recording the early settlement of America.
A letter from Florence Nightingale racing silk old wedding photographs art deco diamond brooch.
Amongst the items featured at Cardiff Castle are an African witch doctor's ceremonial stick, a schoolboy's exercise book from 1745 and a Scandinavian drinking tankard valued at $18,000.
A painting bought at a boot sale Prince of Wales tea caddy clock.
Two hundred typewriters suffragette doll dressed in clothes cut from prison uniforms ring ornate table.
Documents of the Domesday Book and an SOS telegram sent from the Titanic a picture made of human hair mahogany coffer.
A rare clock, a stash of silver, and a treasured set of Beatles memorabilia are brought to the road show.
Puppet theater cast Worcester plate drawing by L.S. Lowry Staffordshire slipware.
Michael Aspel and the team head for Hastings where they uncover a Meissen pot, a doodle by artist Augustus John and a wedding gift from the 1920s that has never been opened.
Hadrian's Wall original fittings from Titanic's sister ship, the Olympic Roman coin letter from J.R.R. Tolkien.
Mosaics made by prisoners of war are on display in Portmeirion, North Wales contender for Champion Collector of the U.K.
Letters written by Lewis Carroll a carriage clock saved from a skip.
An early fortune-teller's caravan a credenza.
A rare washing bowl for beards a portrait of a handsome cat valued at 18,000 pounds a Victorian bracelet that imitates a snake.
The National Trust manages the Londonderry family home.
Michael Aspel's experts visit Mount Stewart in County Down, Northern Ireland, where they assess a badly damaged painting and a souvenir from Laurel and Hardy Henry Sandon is introduced to a mug bearing his spitting image.
Treasures found include a copy of a James Bond book, an art deco dollhouse, and a 17th century spoon.
Porcelain pugs one of the earliest vacuum cleaners, a 17th century gate-leg table a superbly-painted plant pot.
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