During a memorable episode of BBC's Antiques Road Trip from 2017 ... out the item's age and surprisingly low price; it was a 1700s sweetmeat dish, which could also be repurposed as a cake stand ...

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Those lyrics, from the third verse of Samuel John Stone’s “Church’s One Foundation,” written in 1866 to rebut heresies about biblical inspiration then ripping through the Church of England ...

An Antiques Roadshow guest was over the moon when they presented ... The final visitor of the day approached Mark Smith, Medals and Militaria expert, with a box that visibly astonished him. Prior to ...

Antiques Roadshow delivered a poignant moment when an expert and guest hug following an emotional gesture. The BBC's beloved programme set its scene at Swansea Pier and Seafront, where one item ...

where one item particularly captivated the audiencea pair of boots belonging to an RAF bomber pilot who served alongside the father of Antiques Roadshow's own expert, Mark Smith. Smith recounted ...

Those are some of the reasons that antique items from the 1700s can command high prices. The antique items included on this list all originate from the 1700s and are worth thousands of dollars today.

Furthermore, most people don’t think about preserving various items when they are new. Those are some of the reasons that antique items from the 1700s can command high prices. The antique items ...

They could also be novelties, like this one, shaped like an early car and made of an inexpensive metal like pewter or spelter, which sold for $82 at an auction by Morford’s Antique Advertising ...

The 50th anniversary of the Cape Fear, N.C., Coin Club is being celebrated by the issuance of a cast pewter medal. The 50th anniversary of the Cape Fear, N.C., Coin Club is being celebrated by the ...