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Series 46: 6. Alexandra Gardens, Cardiff 1

Antiques Roadshow is at Alexandra Gardens in Cardiff, where highlights include some surprisingly valuable jewellery found at car boot sales, a jacket made by the Ojibwe people in Canada and original illustrations of Peter Rabbit by Beatrix Potter.\n\nWayne Colquhoun is enchanted by a crib carved in the shape of a boat, whilst art expert Rupert Maas admires a painting by Alfred Janes, who belonged to the same bohemian circle as Welsh poet Dylan Thomas.\n\nDuncan Campbell is thrilled to see a silver goblet designed by renowned Australian silversmith Stuart Devlin, and he hears the touching story about its family significance from the owner, who has travelled over from Sydney with it. \n\nFiona is given a private view in the National Museum of Wales of works by Welsh artist Gwen John, a lesser-known contemporary of the impressionists, and glass expert Andy McConnell challenges her to spot the odd one out amongst a trio of Venetian glasses.\n\nGeoffrey Munn is enchanted by a cameo brooch depicting two men and a pig, whilst Marc Allum gives some cleaning advice to the owner of an intriguing brass band instrument called a sousaphone that was found in a scrapyard.\n

Source: BBC 2