Antiques Roadshow

The roadshow visits Shuttleworth House in Bedfordshire, where treasures include a stunning diamond necklace, props from the James Bond films and an umbrella stand made from a boat. Visitors are thrilled to see a collection of rare props and costumes from the James Bond movies when Fiona undertakes a "Basic, Better, Best" challenge with Stephen Lane from movie memorabilia specialists Propstore. But which is worth the most - a Walther PPK pistol from GoldenEye or the dress worn by actor Eva Green in Casino Royale? Frances Christie is captivated by a vivid painting from renowned 20th-century Haitian artist Préfète Duffaut, while Will Farmer is drawn to a striking art nouveau cameo glass vase by Daum. Matthew Haley explores a rare book that chronicles Antarctic expedition tales, and Yexue Li admires a Japanese woodblock print - but is it an original? Marc Allum catches sight of a pair of binoculars gifted by Kaiser Wilhelm II that tell a poignant tale of a rescue at sea and a loss at war, while Bunny Campione is charmed by an unusual automaton cat. Meanwhile, Fiona Bruce delves into the history of the remarkable aviation collection at Shuttleworth, uncovering the legacy of 19th-century engineer and industrialist Joseph Shuttleworth and his thrill-seeking son Richard, who became a racing car driver and aviation enthusiast.