BBC Antiques Roadshow guest in tears as expert refuses to value item over distressing origin

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A BBC Antiques Roadshow guest was given a nasty shock after their item was valued at hundreds of thousands less than what they were hoping for.

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An Antiques Roadshow guest was left fuming and reportedly stormed off the set after their item's valuation didn't meet expectations.The BBC show, which is well known for its surprising moments, has seen a variety of unique items valued at staggering amounts of money since it first aired. During the show's run, Will Farmer, one of the main presenters who joined the show in the 2000s, has interacted with hundreds of guests hoping for high valuations for their items.