18th Century Silver Salver | Antiques Roadshow
All valuations were correct at the time of broadcast. This charming Irish silver salver is missing it's date mark but luckily our expert can still successfully date it to the mid-18th century. Hugh Scully and the experts from Antiques Roadshow take a look at some fantastic antiques and the history and stories surrounding them. This clip was filmed in Bristol in 1998.
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Thanks for sharing these videos. It’s really refreshing to watch just a few minutes of a show that’s so loved around the world.
Thats a seriously sick silver salver. Stupendous for sitting scrumptious snacks upon, such as salami sandwiches and sunflower seeds.
1:06 When your £50 football bet is losing but the cash out is £1.13
Page tastic🎉
Bloody hell my mother has one that looks just like that
£ 30 In 1944 could have bought a House ? His £30 would have been worth £150, 000 today. Sounds like the family story has benn a bit embellished over the years .
@captianmorgan7627
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Everything I get is around £1,700 today, not 150,000.
@HeardFromMeFirst
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@@captianmorgan7627 Im not talkin every thing ? Im talking house prices.. Esecially in England and especially in London Suburbs.
@captianmorgan7627
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@@HeardFromMeFirst Then I'm not following your original comment. It seemed to me you were saying that £30 would have bought a house in 1944 and that £30 would be worth £150,000 in today's money.
@faithlesshound5621
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@@captianmorgan7627 He was out by a factor of 100 in converting 1944 money to 2023 money.
Why can't the show be like that now? Oh no I'm sorry we are all woke now, aren't we? Well no we are not. We DO NOT want to see on Antiques Roadshow Beatle Memorabilia or Tickets for the World Cup Final, 1966. It's all a load of crap that needs to be consigned to the attic.