Antiques Roadshow: Who are the experts on the show?

Week on week the Antiques Roadshow experts wow us with their knowledge as members of the public present them with all kinds of unique objects.

They also deliver a fair few shocks with their valuations which are regularly higher than anyone was expecting.

It’s clear how passionate they are about their chosen field in the antique world with expert Mark Smith moved to tears in a special episode about the Battle of Britain and the Blitz.

Thanks to them we come away each Sunday night feeling a little more clued up about everything from sculptures to cigarette holders and paintings to plates.

They never know will be brought to them on any episode, so luckily there’s an expert for pretty much everything.

So are the fountains of knowledge on the Antiques Roadshow?

Who are the experts?

Antiques Roadshow, hosted by Fiona Bruce, has a wealth of experts who appear each week to cast an eye on the items brought on to the programme.

The BBC has listed them all on its website under topics such as furniture, jewellery and arms and militaria.

They also have an arsenal of ‘miscellaneous experts’ who have knowledge of a bit of everything.

Arms and Militaria

Bill Harriman

Mark Smith

Robert Tilney

Books and Manuscripts

Clive Farahar

Fuschia Voremberg

Justin Croft

Matthew Haley

Rupert Powell

Ceramics and glass

Alexandra Aguilar

Andy McConnell

David Battie

Henry Sandon

John Axford

John Sandon

Lars Tharp

Serhat Ahmet

Steven Moore

Theo Burrell

Will Farmer

Clocks and Watches

Ben Wright

Richard Price

Furniture

Christopher Payne

Lennox Cato

Jewellery

Geoffrey Munn

Joanna Hardy

John Benjamin

Kate Flitcroft

Siobhan Tyrrell

Susan Rumfitt

Pictures and Prints

Charlotte Riordan

Alexandra Gill

Dendy Easton

Frances Christie

Grant Ford

Lawrence Hendra

Philip Mould

Rupert Maas

Suzanne Zack

Silver

Alastair Dickenson

Duncan Campbell

Gordon Foster

Ian Pickford

Tonight’s episode comes from the Windemere Jetty Museum in the Lake District, and items include a WWI portrait with an incredible story behind it, and a striking piece of football memorabilia.

Antiques Roadshow airs tonight at 7pm on BBC One.

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