Antiques roadshow

See 10 of the most valuable items to ever see appraisal on the long-running PBS show 'Antiques Roadshow.'

People come by things in all sorts of ways. Sometimes you find something while at a garage sale and sometimes it's because a family member passed away and it was left to them. After coming into possession of the item, the owner may be tempted to see how much it's worth so it can be documented for insurance purposes or sold. On a recent episode of BBC One's Antique Roadshow, a woman brought an ivory bracelet to be appraised. Interestingly enough, the expert didn't meet this rare find with…

From a haunted painting and sapphire head snake bracelet to record-breaking memorabilia, Liberty Mutual Insurance and Antiques Roadshow present the most valuable appraisals—and the fascinating stories behind them—from coast-to-coast.

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Mr Nurrish was given the ‘jardiniere’ by his parents, who picked it up as part of a £100 ‘job lot’ of antiques in 1946. He had it valued on the TV show in 1991, before deciding to sell it at Christie's in London.