Antiques Roadshow Features Valuable Discoveries in Scotland

On the latest episode of Antiques Roadshow at Thirlestane Castle, guests brought unique items for appraisal, revealing surprising stories and valuations. One guest presented early wax crayon artwork by Richard Wawro, which was valued at £1,000, and learned about the artist’s background from his brother, Michael, who shared insights into Wawro's communication through art due to his disabilities. Another guest was stunned by the valuation of her great-grandfather's cycling badges, worth around £1,000, showcasing his remarkable achievement of cycling from Swindon to London with one arm. Additionally, a Louis Vuitton trunk, discovered in a family attic, was appraised between £1,500 and £2,000, leading to an emotional reaction from the owner. However, not all valuations were positive; an African tribal figurine bought for £1.50 was revealed as a copy, disappointing its hopeful owner despite initial excitement about its potential worth. Overall, the episode highlighted the rich histories behind these items and the varying fortunes of their valuations.