Programme de Antiques Roadshow UK

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Two hundred typewriters; suffragette doll dressed in clothes cut from prison uniforms; ring; ornate table.

A painting bought at a boot sale; Prince of Wales tea caddy; clock.

Amongst the items featured at Cardiff Castle are an African witch doctor's ceremonial stick, a schoolboy's exercise book from 1745 and a Scandinavian drinking tankard valued at $18,000.

A letter from Florence Nightingale; racing silk; old wedding photographs; art deco diamond brooch.

A machine gun from World War I; a papal portrait retrieved from a river bottom; rare maps recording the early settlement of America.

Grape holder made of silver; cabinet of rare microscope slides; ruby and diamond brooch.

The Roadshow visits the Outer Hebrides as Michael and the team head for Stornoway on the island of Lewis; among the items brought to light are some gruesome early medical instruments, a table made from salvaged wood, and a painting.

An art deco cigarette case; shock therapy machine; an ornate pedestal.

"Scrimshaw" decorated ostrich eggs; a box made of debris taken from HMS Victory following the Battle of Trafalgar.

Michael Aspel and the team head to Abergavenny in Wales; amongst the items brought to light are an exquisitely carved whalebone and a macabre pottery model of a famous Victorian murder scene; a bizarre coincidence unites two Beatles collectors.

Prehistoric spearheads; an early American flag; silver tankard; a pair of spectacles worn by Napoleon.

A set of royal cufflinks; letter from Adm. Nelson; collection of silver found in the back of a church's safe.

A set of royal cufflinks; letter from Adm. Nelson; collection of silver found in the back of a church's safe.

Michael Aspel traces what happened to some of the items featured on the show; preview of a new program.

A small statue thought to be from King Tut's tomb; Punch & Judy set; sword pistol.

A bust of Dylan Thomas; book of early silhouettes; plate.

An early Mickey Mouse mascot; a rare deco figurine; documents that once belonged to the bodyguard of the Duke and Duchess of Windsor.

Marble bust; a pair of rare candlesticks; a man collects and races antique lawnmowers.

Pannier Market in Tavistock, Devon.

Duke's chamber pot now used to drink champagne; early record player.

At Beamish Open Air Museum, items include a rare rapier, battlefield finds, and a music box.

A visit to Manderston, near Berwick on Tweed, features pieces from Queen Victoria's household.

Amongst the objects in Rochdale are a gold pencil and paint brushes used by LS Lowry.

Michael Aspel and the team visit the Royal Hospital in Chelsea and discover items like a roulette table built to outwit cheats valued at $45,000 and a collection of buttons worn by Charles Dickens.

Among the objects under scrutiny at the seaside resort of Ventnor on the Isle of Wight are a family portrait showing the future Speaker of the House of Commons as a young boy.

Michael Aspel introduces a selection of unscreened finds from recent Roadshows, including an Edward VIII coronation souvenir that was hastily converted to an abdication mug, and perhaps the earliest fan mail for Elton John.

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