We're in the middle of making the
Antiques Roadshow our 34th season -and my own 25th year on the Show.
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Over the years there have been several Antiques spin-offs. One was my own
China on a Plate for BBC Radio 4 (2007). Following on, earlier in 2011, BBC 4 (TV) commissioned me to make a one-hour documentary on the historic China Trade, revisiting China to film much of the material covered in the earlier radio programme, but with a few extra twists. My director is Ian Denyer, cameraman Colin Fox and our production company is Blast! Films of London. Expected transmission, sometime in September/October.
When dates are fixed I'll post details here. Meanwhile...
...some images from our trip
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