Antiques Road Show

[john1066]

Hi Pericat and all who were interested..My visit to the Antiques Road Show was a bit disappointing my Chinese chow bench was, in her estimation, valued at only £200, so there will be no drinks...Sorry..It was very interesting though..lol.. .Jay.

[pericat]

Hi john, what did she know anyway? LOL. Hope you enjoyed day - at least it was a different experience.

[Sachs]

Aww, never mind! When will that episode be screened john?

[john1066]

Sachs..Don't know..It was at Somerleyton Hall near Lowestoft..x

[dothawkes31]

Who knows on the day at Auction what someone would pay, I;'ve followed your posts on this and am fascinated to know how they select the ones they film, do you have to reherse the shock reaction?

[john1066]

Dixiegal I paid £7 for it in 1953 that's about £70 in todays money!

[looobylooo]

dot, is there anyway i can get to read the posts that john1066 has made with regards to the antiques road show, as id be interested to have a little read of them.
i went to see dickinsons real deal being filmed back in april and it was televised yesterday on itv, lol, there i was, as clear as clear, looking a right plonker standing by the screen behind the dealer and member of public while they were doing their bit. .. gawd.. talk about cringe or what when i saw myself lol.
but, seeing how it was filmed was so interesting though, it was really good, and seeing just how many times they need to re shoot certain bits till they get it right is really surprising.
i got to have my picture taken with mr david creosote dickinson too!! .. wow! ... yes i know... bet youre all jealous now arent you ... NOT ... lol ...

[john1066]

Dot. They have experts on hand and if someone has something special an expert on that subject and a camer-man are called and the owner of that object is genuinly surprised..it's all very interesting...x