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Objects include a pair of medical leech jars once used to bleed patients and a sideboard that hides secret drawers that took the owners 30 years to find.

Glass vase; items recovered from the crashed plane that brought Rudolf Hess to Scotland in the Second World War; fedora worn by Michael Jackson on a UK tour.

One of the rarest pieces of silver ever seen on the show; uneaten slices of royal wedding cake from Queen Victoria's day.

A Trafalgar medal awarded to a boy sailor who witnessed the epic battle in 1805.

Pieces include a famous artist's portrait of a pig and treasures found in a safe once owned by author Agatha Christie.

Fiona, Bruce and the team return to Hopetoun House in Queensferry, Scotland.

A pair of wooden pillars from HMS Victory may go back before the Battle of Trafalgar; a dandy's outfit from the early 18th century.

Fiona Bruce and the team are at Tatton Park in Cheshire.

Objects include a silver inkstand reputed to have been given to Lord Nelson.

Fiona Bruce and the team are at Hatfield House in Hertfordshire.

Portrait painted by Stanley Spencer; an Egyptian head found buried in a Derby garden.

Fiona Bruce and the team pay a second visit to Chatsworth House in Derbyshire to appraise family treasures from miles around, including a painting that may be by Constable, and Cartier jewelry designs made in the mid-20th century.

A chair once used by Albert Einstein; a necklace made from stags' teeth; a watch with no hands.

A painting; lost designs for exotic jewelry made by Cartier.

A relic from HMS Victory; a mystery device once used to make explosions; possibly the largest piece made by Fabergé ever seen on the show.

A collection of 18th-century miniatures; effects of a Nobel Peace Prize winner; Chinese glass vase.

Fiona Bruce returns to Saltair and looks at a lace believed to have been part of a dress worn by Mary, Queen of Scots.

Fiona Bruce is in St Fagans and visits the St Fagans National Museum of History.

Interesting items include a Roman pot and some unseen images of Elvis.

Treasures attracting the experts' eyes include three locomotive signs found dumped in a skip.

The team look at a portrait painted by a mouth artist who once worked in a Victorian freak show, a life-size stuffed lion and a four-headed doll.

Fiona and the experts greet thousands of visitors at Winchester Cathedral; amongst the objects featured are perhaps the most unusual relic from the Charge Of The Light Brigade, and an absorbing painting of an Elizabethan family that hides secrets.

A second visit to Winchester Cathedral for Fiona Bruce and the team.

Fiona Bruce heads to Hutton-in-the-Forest where a small boy's toy turns in to a rich collector's must-have.

Fiona Bruce and the team return to Hampton Court Castle; treasures include an important record of the early days of photography.

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