An Antiques Roadshow expert gave an unexpected valuation to a guest's guitar that had belonged to his late dad, leving him "overwhelmed".

An Antiques Roadshow guest was left gobsmacked when they found out the true value of a piece of jewellery which was branded 'a piece of tat' by her husband

Antiques Roadshow expert Bill Harriman was left stunned when one guest brought along his ancestor’s cavalry officer’s sword – which fetched a staggering four-figure value. During the latest episode, treasures included a collection of rare football shirts,

Antiques Roadshow viewers were left stunned when a man branded a stunning 'piece of glass' bangle as 'a load of tat' - only to be left speechless by the valuation

Antiques Roadshow saw one guest left absolutely bewildered over the value of a painting. The BBC series went to the Royal Botanic Garden in Edinburgh to allow specialists to value multiple finds as people sought out old items to find out their value. One expert, Grant Ford, left a guest very happy after sharing the details of their unexpected find.

WARNING: This article contains spoilers from Antiques Roadshow. An Antiques Roadshow guest’s face dropped as his late dad’s guitar was given a top price tag. The hit BBC series travelled to the Chepstow Racecourse in Wales to film another episode,

An Antiques Roadshow guest was floored, having contemplated whether she ought to take a seat before uncovering the jaw-dropping value of her mother's jewellery trove. The widely loved BBC daytime programme saw people flocking with their treasures in hopes for appraisal.

Antiques Roadshow returned to BBC One on Sunday night and one guest was lost for words after receiving a valuation for a "piece of tat"

The hopeful guest took his father's prized possession along to the Chepstow Racecourse in Wales for the episode of the hit BBC One show.