Antiques Roadshow saw one guest left absolutely bewildered over the value of a painting. The BBC series went to the Royal Botanic Garden in Edinburgh to allow specialists to value multiple finds as people sought out old items to find out their value. One expert, Grant Ford, left a guest very happy after sharing the details of their unexpected find.

Antiques Roadshow expert Will Farmer was left disappointed after a guest refused to sell his falcon sculpture, despite it being valued at a large amount of money

The owner, who inherited the opulent watch from his late father, shared the backstory of how it became part of their family heritage. He fondly recalled being seven years old when his father purchased the watch on a trip to Birmingham, adding sentimental value to the item, reports the Express.

Antiques Roadshow expert John Benjamin left a guest speechless as he revealed the value of her mother's jewellery collection which was bought by her father in the 1950s

An Antiques Roadshow guest was floored, having contemplated whether she ought to take a seat before uncovering the jaw-dropping value of her mother's jewellery trove. The widely loved BBC daytime programme saw people flocking with their treasures in hopes for appraisal.

An Anntiques Roadshow guest exclaimed "golly" after she was given a whopping valuation of her mum's jewellery collection.

An Antiques Roadshow expert teased a staggering value of a small collection of jewellery, leading the guest to ask if they should sit down for the appraisal.