A family on Antiques Roadshow were surprised to discover the high value of an 18th century watch on the show. The watch, made by William Tomlinson, was estimated to be worth around £3,000 by expert Richard Price. The watch had been in the family for generations and was a treasured heirloom.
A family on Antiques Roadshow were gobsmacked to find out the valuation of a watch on tonight's show.
Richard Price was one of the experts on tonight's show and valued a watch from the 18th century. The expert opened up the watch and was thrilled to uncover it was made by William Tomlinson.READ NEXT: I went to a special screening of the Real Wagatha Story and saw what the Rooneys are really like The watch was presented the expert by a nan, who attended the roadshow alongside her daughter and two grandchildren. She revealed the watch had been in the family for generations.
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