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Series 48: 16. Hill of Tarvit Mansion & Garden 3

The roadshow travels to Hill of Tarvit Mansion & Garden in Fife, where presenter Fiona Bruce gets the chance to see beautiful fabrics created at the Wemyss School of Needlework, set up in the 19th century by a local philanthropist. Treasures discovered by our team of experts include a necklace gifted by an African king, a beautiful Lalique clock and a fragile horse and carriage made from straw.\n\nCharlotte Riordan is delighted to discover an early art work by Scottish artist Jack Hoggan, painted before he changed his name to Jack Vettriano and achieved global fame. Justin Croft discovers an intriguing collection that could contain examples of the very first Christmas cards.\n\nPaul Atterbury spots a sporting medal that dates back to the 1920s and discovers that it belonged to a goalkeeper who played in one of the most successful women's football teams of that era. Susan Rumfitt is thrilled to see a stunning gold jewellery set that includes a necklace, earrings and a brooch studded with large citrine stones. \n\nFiona explores the history of women’s golf when she gets the chance to see fascinating antiques from the Royal and Ancient Museum at St Andrews.

Source: BBC 2