Furious Antiques Roadshow guest 'storms off' after disappointing valuation

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A guest on the latest episode of BBC Antiques Roadshow was so so shocked by his valuation that he pleaded with the experts “don’t tell my wife”.

An episode of the US edition of Antiques Roadshow has left viewers completely freaked out, after an owner brought in a creepy porcelain doll dating back to Victorian times with an even more terrifying backstory.The doll - which was brought into the New Orleans site in near perfect condition - was appraised by antique expert Billye Harris, who informed the guest that the item was made in 1880 France by Leon Casimir Bru. Harris explained that the 19th century toy was called a 'French Circle Dot Bru doll,' and that the maker was renowned for creating the "finest toys." The expert then made a point of focusing on the glass paperweight eyes, which she stated were curved and bulged out to give the doll a more "realistic, human feature." After listing all the features of the Leon Casimir Bru creation, Harris estimated that the doll would retail for around $12,000 to $14,000.

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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.

Antiques Roadshow expert Mark Smith became rather emotional as he was asked to value a unique item during the show's visit to Newby Hall in Yorkshire. During the show, Mark was asked to value a gold medallion, but was unable to do due to its rather distressing origin. After taking a look at the medallion, which originated from 1955, Mark shared that it had been awarded to people who had lived through the Holocaust and escaped the concentration camps.

A recent Antiques Roadshow guest had their hopes dashed after discovering their item was worth just £150, and not the £250,000 they had expected. Antiques expert Ronnie Archer-Morgan took a look at the figure, from the Kota tribe in Gabon, when the show stopped in Nottingham's Wollaton Hall.The owner revealed that they had purchased the item for just £1.50, 10 years ago at an Antiques Roadshow event in Cambridge.

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Little People, Big World is down two cast members.

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Raising Heights” podcast Thursday, Tori, 31, said, “We are not coming back to ‘Little People, Big World.’ Like, we are done. That part of our lives, that chapter, has closed.”Zach, 33, said, “I think the chapter has closed regardless of us being asked back or not. We’ve made it pretty clear we’re done with that chapter for multiple reasons … But because we’ve made that pretty clear, we also, they haven’t asked us back, technically.”In a YouTube video posted Thursday, Zach and Amy wrote in a caption, “Little People, Big World was a huge part of our lives — but it was time to walk away.

Zach Roloff and his wife Tori have announced they’re exiting Little People Big World on TLC.

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Several cast members from the 2023 series of Married at First Sight have reunited for one final dinner party, months after taking part in the series. However, despite it being months later, the dinner party is just as drama-filled as ever, with a preview clip showing Erica Roberts storming off following a row. Following the row, between Erica and Jordan Gayle, Laura Vaughan reveals that she had been living with the pair recently, and their arguing was quite regular.

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