Uncommon Teapot Valued at More Than a Car on Antiques Roadshow

Antiques Roadshow guests shocked by valuation of rare teapot

Viewers of the latest episode of Antiques Roadshow were left gob-smacked when an uncommon miniature teapot was valued at a staggering amount.

Expert Duncan Campbell admires precious item

Antiques expert Duncan Campbell, clearly in awe of the teapot, admitted he was "envious" of the couple that had brought it in.

Family heirloom stuns Antiques Roadshow guest

A man and his wife appeared on the show seeking to discover the value of a teapot that had been passed down through their family.

One-of-a-kind teapot catches the attention of expert

Duncan Campbell, introduced to the teapot by presenter Fiona Bruce at Swanage Pier in Dorset, expressed his adoration for the item, describing it as "the nicest teapot" he has ever seen on the Antiques Roadshow.

Teapot is a rare find by renowned silversmith

The teapot, a miniature made by prominent silversmith Paul de Lamerie in 1728, is an incredibly sought-after item due to its uniqueness.

Valuation stuns audience

When asked about the value of the teapot, Duncan revealed that it would cost at least £12,000.

Owner delighted by surprise valuation

The revelation left the man and his wife, as well as the entire audience, dumbfounded. The man stated that he would need to reinsure the teapot, and expressed his satisfaction at having its worth confirmed.

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