Roadshow survived in part because the quick action and full story released by the show's producers assured viewers and critics the fault lay with the unscrupulous appraisers only and not the show itself.
This show is one of the first major reality shows in the United States. This unfortunate scandal shows producers how careful they must be to screen everyone involved in a reality show. Antiques About Antiques Antiques Roadshow Scandal The Antiques Roadshow scandal in threatened to ruin what had become an immensely popular program. Stephen Sadtler's Sword The first season featured several interesting clips.
Staging Revealed The Boston Herald , investigating the inner workings of the show, discovered these appraisals to be false. Antiques Roadshow Damage Control When the Herald's story aired, the show was in its second season, and the Antiques Roadshow scandal threatened the popularity of this unique television series. The Antiques Roadshow Scandal Aftermath The scandal followed the program until its end, but many viewers remained faithful. By Kate Miller-Wilson. By Jennifer L.
Antique Swords. By Theresa Latona Reagan. How Restoration Affects Value of Antiques. Free Antique Identification Tips. History of Treadle Sewing Machines. Collectible Clocks. Art Deco Furniture Collection. Drag Racing Memorabilia. Antique Dry Sink. Vintage Higgins Glass. Antique firearms and edged weapons will need to be inspected by our armourer to make sure they are safe and then tagged to prove they have been inspected before they are allowed in.
You may be requested to hand in any weapons to our security for safekeeping between the search point and valuation. It is essential to report any wreck material or any historic or valuable finds to the relevant authorities. If you intend to go metal detecting you must ensure you are complying with the law.
Further information can be found on the Portable Antiquities Scheme website. The following websites provides detailed information about the procedures to follow when reporting wreck material or any historic or valuable items in England and Wales, Scotland and Northern Ireland.
Main content. Attending Antiques Roadshow. All you'll need to know about your visit to an Antiques Roadshow near you. What time can I get into a Roadshow? Admission to Antiques Roadshow is free, and the event is not ticketed — you just show up. Unfortunately, queues are part of Antiques Roadshow thanks to its popularity.
If you require a sign language interpreter, please contact us with 14 days notice. Unfortunately we cannot offer any assistance to help bring items to the Roadshow. Unfortunately we are not able to supply copies of the programme on request. Our experts are unable to make a valuation based on an image. Experts can only give appraisals and valuations at Antiques Roadshows, not via email or post. For their safety, please keep children under control and with you at all times.
All firearms must be checked by security personnel before entering the filming location. Use of trigger locks is required on all firearms, where possible, and we reserve the right to attach one to your firearm while it is at the filming location.
Everyone entering the filming location is subject to search, for any reason. Why is the number of invitations limited? Can I submit a collection of items? Is there a cost or service charge if I win an invitation to attend a filming day? What if I have a question about my Appraisal Contest entry? When does the invitation selection take place? Will you contact me to tell me if I was or was not selected as an invitation winner?
What time does filming begin? What time should I arrive for my appraisal? Please arrive at the filming location no earlier than 30 minutes before your scheduled time. Can I arrive later than the time scheduled? Where can I get filming location directions and parking information?
Will the filming locations be wheelchair-accessible? All filming locations are wheelchair-accessible. Winners will receive a free verbal appraisal for their winning item entry. Can I get a written appraisal? Do I have to own the item s I bring in order to be considered for recording?
May I use a camera or other recording device to the location on filming day? Can I sell my item at the production location on the day of filming? Can I talk to an appraiser at the filming about buying or selling an item? Can you recommend an appraiser for me? Do I have to talk with the press at the filming location if approached?
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