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Series 46: 15. Pollok Park, Glasgow 3

The team visit Pollok Park in Glasgow.\n\nFrances Christie is thrilled to see an early painting by celebrated Scottish artist Jack Vettriano, and Matthew Haley is intrigued by a collection of rare, printed pages dating back to the very earliest days of the printing press in the 15th century.\n\nLisa Lloyd is intrigued to see a harmonica that once belonged to country music star Johnny Cash, while Marc Allum covets a record signed by members of the band U2 at the start of their career. \n\nGordon Foster admires a silver cup presented by the president of the United States to a ship’s captain in 1881 in recognition of a daring rescue at sea, while Lee Young sees a bronze Buddha from the late Ming dynasty, bought back from China by a ship’s surgeon in the 1930s.\n\nRonnie Archer-Morgan admires a colourful coat by Scottish designer Bill Gibb, while Will Farmer is dazzled by a risqué ceramic sculpture by Italian firm Lenci that comes with a hefty price tag. \n\nJewellery specialist Ishy Khan shows Fiona two stunning rings, one sapphire and one tourmaline, and challenges her to work out which one is most valuable.

Source: BBC 2