Antiques Roadshow 2025 is here on our screens for antique lovers everywhere and for people who love trying to guess how much something is worth!
Half the fun of the beloved series, which first aired in 1979, is the look on people's faces when that old piece of junk they had tucked away in a draw turns out to be worth £100,000.
But when is the next episode of Antiques Roadshow 2025 and where is the location? Here's everything you need to know...
Antiques Roadshow 2025: when is the next episode?
The next episode is on Sunday, September 21, at 7.15 pm on BBC One.
The Roadshow visits Lister Park and Cartwright Hall in Bradford, where treasures include a jewel-encrusted gold bunny brooch, a portrait of a dog and an ancient stone head. Joanna Hardy challenges Fiona Bruce to 'Basic, Better, Best' with three exquisite items of Art Deco jewellery, ranging in price from £20,000 to a staggering £100,000. Meanwhile, Richard Price is thrilled to see a 1970s Patek Philippe watch made from glistening 'tiger's eye' gemstones and diamonds, which was given as a wedding present to the owner.
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Are there any specials coming up?
In August, we had a special episode to mark the 80th anniversary of VJ Day.
The BBC said: "Antiques Roadshow marks the 80th anniversary of VJ Day with a special episode filmed at the National Memorial Arboretum in Staffordshire, featuring interviews with veterans and the families of those who took part in the victory over Japan."
The episode featured interviews with two veterans of the conflict, both aged 100 - Naval Officer Bill Redston, who narrowly escaped death in both Normandy and Burma (now Myanmar), and Private Joseph Hammond, who travelled from Ghana to join the Fourteenth Army and was involved in some of the most ferocious fighting of the conflict.
There was a VE Day special shown in May. Fiona Bruce marked the 80th anniversary of VE Day in Berlin and Bletchley Park. Featuring interviews with veterans and the stories of those who helped liberate Europe, including a 100-year-old woman who worked alongside Allied codebreakers and a German army veteran who reflects on the rise of the Nazi regime. Items valued include a pistol taken from a German general, stationery from Hitler's mountain retreat, model tanks from a training school, and a pair of miniature clogs.
Previously, an EastEnders special went out on February 16 and is available to watch on iPlayer.
Fiona presented the special episode from the set of EastEnders celebrating the history of film, theatre, music and television. The team valued some iconic bits of memorabilia, including iconic props from Star Wars, The Shining and Raiders of the Lost Ark, as well as a script for the very first episode of Doctor Who. Plus, a woman revealed how her collection of Harry Potter books brought back memories of her mother, and Fiona dropped into the Queen Vic.
We also had the Christmas special, which you can still watch on iPlayer.
The BBC says: "In a special festive episode, the Antiques Roadshow team look back at some of the most memorable items from recent shows and find out what happened next.
"From a beautiful brooch with a link to a renowned Parisian jeweller to a medal awarded for the ultimate sacrifice, Fiona and the team present a heartwarming and often moving look back at poignant items and mysterious treasures that have appeared on the show."
Is Antiques Roadshow currently filming?
Filming is currently going on over the summer of 2025.
On Sunday, June 1, the team will visit Stephens House and Gardens in London. On Sunday, June 15, they visit Lister Park and Cartwright Hall, Bradford. On Tuesday, July 8, filming takes place at Hill of Tarvit Mansion and Garden, Fife. Then on Sunday, July 20, the team moves onto the National Waterfront Museum in Swansea.
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Who presents Antiques Roadshow?
Fiona Bruce is the current Antiques Roadshow presenter.
Antiques Roadshow behind the scenes and more
Antiques Roadshow is a BBC Studios Production for BBC One and BBC iPlayer. The Series Editor for BBC Studios is Robert Murphy, and the Commissioning Editor for the BBC is Ricky Cooper.
