Episode list

Fiona Bruce presents a special edition of the show filmed in the Houses of Parliament marking 100 years since women first won the right to vote in 1918.

In this special episode to mark the end of World War I, filmed at the Etaples Military Cemetery, a selection of the most emotive and poignant items connected to the Great War that have appeared on the show are chosen by the team.

A special edition of the programme looking back at some favourite finds from the past 40 years while a selection of experts reveal what happened to some memorable items.

Eltham Palace in south London is the elegant backdrop for a Roadshow where finds include unknown paintings by Diego Rivera and a collection of Thunderbirds puppets. A well-preserved mammoth tooth is among other items examined.

The Roadshow is in Erddig, north Wales, where treasures include a ring worn on the Titanic, a stash of Bond memorabilia and a colliery whistle with a sad tale to tell. Fiona takes part in a game of "basic, better, best".

Crathes Castle in Aberdeenshire hosts the Roadshow. Items include signed Harry Potter books, ornate silver from Iona, a German art deco figurine, an intricate Italian bracelet and a unique Brooklyn Dodgers baseball.

The roadshow comes from Cromer seafront in Norfolk. A Chinese vase, a goblet that survived the Great Fire of London and a pencil sketch reported to be by L.S. Lowry are examined.

The team head to the historic Buckfast Abbey in Devon. A tankard dating from 1703, a piece of shrapnel from the Bismarck and some London street signs.

Concorde memorabilia appears throughout the day as the Roadshow comes from the Concorde Hangar at the recently opened Aerospace Bristol museum. Classic guitars, a statue of the Buddha and an Elizabethan ring are also valued.

The Roadshow is in Yorkshire at the only surviving 18th-century cloth hall, Piece Hall in Halifax. Perhaps the oldest glass to appear on the programme, a Chinese Imperial robe, an opal pig and a sapphire brooch are examined.

The Roadshow is at Wrest Park in Bedfordshire, a grand house built in the style of a French chateau. Treasures examined include a diamond and ruby pendant, a rare snuff container and the Artful Dodger's chair.

In the Manchester home to some of the BBC's best-loved programmes Fiona and the experts meet Blue Peter (1958) presenters past and present, value a Lowry drawing on the back of a bill and work out how to use a puzzle jug.

At Eltham Palace the experts examine a pair of exquisite duelling pistols, a typewriter with an incredible tale to tell, two Fijian war clubs and a stained glass panel made from the wreckage of the Houses of Parliament during the Blitz.

The Roadshow is at Crathes Castle in Scotland where treasures include a Cartier clock, a tiny bowl with a giant price tag and a royal portrait that is not all that it seems.

The Roadshow comes from Aerospace in Bristol, under the wings of Concorde. Discoveries include a lucky 4-leaf clover brooch, a Fijian war club, a tiny Chinese vase and a stash of Radiohead memorabilia.

The show visits north Wales, where finds include a ring linked to Charlotte Bronte, an intriguing Civil War chair, a Welsh love spoon handed down through the generations and a jade figurine from the Summer Palace in Beijing.

The roadshow comes from this Benedictine monastery on the edge of Dartmoor in Devon. A diamond tiara, miniature furniture, a rare teddy bear and a Chinese vase are examined.

Treasures include a set of Soviet propaganda posters, a rose-bowl with a curse, a royal portrait by Beryl Cook and artwork by the 'Pennine Painter' Peter Brook as the Roadshow comes from Halifax.

At Wrest Park in Bedfordshire, the experts examine a ventriloquist's dummy, a collection of 1950s adverts, a piece of Murano glass inspired by Picasso and the original blueprints for The Dam Busters bouncing bomb.

At MediaCity UK in Salford, treasures examined include an opera singer's scent bottle, a travelling magician's box of tricks, an early animation machine and a 2 tonne Canadian totem pole.

This episode visits the pier at Cromer in Norfolk. We see a very sophisticated oil painting by Percy William Gibbs from around the year 1900; a document by Oliver Cromwell's scribe dating to 1643; an English perfume bottle; a collection of medals from the Lifeboat Assoc. from 1845; a letter to a young fan in the 1960s from John Lennon; and a delightful large silver tray.

Eltham Palace is in the suburbs of south London and now owned by English Heritage. Today we see a Roman vase, plans for the renovation of the palace, medals, an Art Deco Dinner Gong, a Victorian Silver and diamond brooch, Art Nouveau Tiles removes from a Southampton Sailors' Home, a pocket watch, a J.T.Peale painting of a woman, a large silver cup, a toy cycle with rider, and a Van Cleef & Arpels emerald and diamond bracelet with a diamond brooch.