Antiques Roadshow UK Season 34 Episode 6 Hever Castle (2)

In episode 6 of season 34 of Antiques Roadshow UK, the expert valuers return to Hever Castle for a second round of appraisals on various antiques and collectibles.

As the gates to the castle open, antique enthusiasts from all over the UK arrive clutching their prized possessions. The show then takes us on a journey through some of the most unusual and unique objects brought in for valuation.

From a rare 18th-century corkscrew to a stunning diamond brooch, the expert valuers are impressed by the quality and rarity of the items presented before them. Pedigree dogs make an appearance too, as the show's resident specialist in all things canine, Marc Allum, investigates an unusual piece of dog art for its significance and value.

One of the most exciting moments of the show occurs when a significant amount of WW2 documents from declassified archives is presented. The owner, Richard Doherty, details his family's involvement in wartime operations, and the documents offer a unique insight into some of the most critical events of the war.

As the sun sets over the castle grounds, the owner of a vintage ornamental birdcage decides to put her unusual item up for auction, and the expert valuers speculate about what it might fetch.

This episode showcases some of the most remarkable treasures held by ordinary people in the UK, and the excitement and anticipation felt by those waiting in line for their item to be valued are tangible. The show continues to provide a fascinating insight into the history of objects and their importance to people from all walks of life.