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British Artiques Roadshow Antiques and Art Appraisal Events in Canada 2012 Roadshow Tickets, bookings, appointments, schedule
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Roadshow senior art expert & appraiser David Freeman |
Roadshow Antiques and Collectibles Expert Maureen Wickham |
^ A familiar face to television viewers across Canada with many appearances on TV; Breakfast Television, Daytime, chat shows & in breaking news stories across the Dominion, eminent international fine art consultant and authentication expert, a writer, broadcaster & noted art historian, David Freeman is fondly known as the 'Treasure Finder General' with the reputation of being the busiest appraiser in North America, responsible for discovering some of Canada's most valuable treasures at appraisal events across North America. He is also a consultant and advisor to many TV and film production companies and to television programmes including the hit American crime series CSI and BBC TV's Hustle & Flog It, amongst others. |
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^ Maureen Wickham is the Canadian Doyen of the Antiques and Collectibles world and the Roadshow's home grown Canadian expert appraiser of antiques, furniture & general antiquities. With over 30 years of professional experience to share with Canadians, she is a dedicated professional and full time personal property appraiser broadcasting and also appearing regularly on Canadian television across the nation.
Maureen's is recognised in Canada as an expert in British & Continental ceramics, porcelain, pottery and glass wear and her breadth of knowledge and expertise in the field of antique and vintage furniture and all manner of Grannies 'hand me down collectibles' is her personal forte. |
| Freemanart.ca | Jackie Freeman The consummate professional, Jackie is the Artiques Roadshow's tower of power, tour Jackie is also a TV and film production company advisor and a well published wild life photographer. |
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| Englishman 'the Squire' Henry Jones toured with the British Roadshow as an antiques appraiser for nearly three years: He is an expert in British and American Ceramics and Pottery | A true blue Canadian, the Roadshow's John Murphy |
Enigmatic roadshow antiques & collectibles expert, the remarkable Mr. Marshall K Gummer |
Canadian antiques expert & roadshow guest appraiser Barb Richards, an expert in Antique Toys, Dolls & Teddy Bears |
Australian born jewellery appraiser Duncan Parker is a Canadian Gemologist and the roadshow's guest expert in silver & virtue |
The Artique roadshow's veteran experts and professional appraisers. |
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*OVER $75,000,000.00 Million discovered on the Roadshow's family heirloom treasure trail to date* The British Artiques Roadshow Canadian tours have delighted audiences across the Dominion of Canada now for over a decade and attracted tens of thousands of eager and enthusiastic people to its familiar yet untelevised art & antiques roadshow appraisal events, hosted by townships, shopping centres, chambers of commerce, universities and communities right across Canada. Attracting vast amounts of media coverage for their hosts and communities with the treasure and finds which keep turning up. |
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| Roadshow - Stories & Treasures of the Decade: | ||
1936 BERLIN OLYMPICS GOLD MEDAL (Play Video) > To Start Click arrow on video player below. You can pause or stop the film at any time. CTV Television. |
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Berlin 1936 Olympic gold medal a German / US cover up?
The air mans log book reveals Chamberlain had much earlier secret meetings with Hitler?
The $500,000.00 Bible, fall because of a Medieval typo. A quarter of a million $ in rare Disney films from a garage sale. Two more million dollar + paintings. The ruined Madonna, sole survivor of the Halifax explosion |
The Congressional Medal of Honour for valor found on a city dump. Its history revealed. The Wexford County, Irish Rebellion heroes medal. 1/4 million in two suitcases full of rare photographs. A soldiers survival of 3 major wars. Canada's most famous bankers 100 yr old art attack . The Renoir hidden behind a print. |
The British Artiques Roadshow is quite unique, bringing expertise and advice to people across Canada who may normally not have that opportunity. The success of these public service untelevised roadshow appraisal events have been all about people. Canadians living the dream, keen to learn all about their family heirlooms, their art and antique items that they have collected over the years or inherited from the family and it's all about education. The success of the roadshows is all down to you, the great Canadian public who turn out in your droves to see us and get impartial advise that makes the British Artiques Roadshow such a dramatic and entertaining success. |
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It's not at all surprising that the British Artiques roadshow events across Canada are massively oversubscribed with so many Canadians wanting to learn all about their family heirlooms and treasured family possessions. The call for expert appraisals and valuations of a vast array of different items has attracted widespread media attention, particularly when the treasure found across Canada to date by the antiques experts is now valued at over fifty nine million dollars and still rising! *But rest assured, unlike some appraisers, we have no interest or intention of buying anything from you. We are here to give you the best advice we possibly can the benefit of our years of experience and give you as much information as possible in the time we have (Above: A Waterline scale model of the Cunard Line HMS Queen Mary made for Eatons travel agency Toronto circa 1920. Barrie roadshow appraisal event.
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^ 1936 Berlin Olympic Gold Medal discovered at a Roadshow in Vancouver |
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3 GENERATIONS OF TREASURES |
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< Left: Meet Frasia and Hayleigh with their Newlyn school watercolour of a Cornish fisherman 'Winding the hand line' by British artist F.M.Evans |
The Artiques roadshow brings with it a unique blend of international expertise and a very special 'wow' factor. Add to that recipe the rare opportunity for the community to meet our expert advisors & appraisers first hand and learn all about family heirlooms and treasures and maybe solve a mystery or two along the way. It's a rare opportunity to finally prove for once and for all some of those ancient family myths and legends including busting the one that perhaps Grannies treasure didn't come over on the Mayflower after all!
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Art expert David Freeman with Breakfast TV host Jennifer Valentyne broadcasting live at the 100th Canadian tour roadshow from Pickering Town Centre |
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Meet the Roadshow's international Experts
The Artiques roadshow is proud to have brought you the expertise and knowledge of some of the worlds most talented & highly respected experts and specialist appraisers of art, antiques, collectibles, jewellery, furniture, toys and dolls over the years. They have been on hand at the untelevised appraisal events across Canada to help and advise you in over a decade of roadshows across the nation. |
| Roadshow Appraisers Maureen Wickham & David Freeman Images Jackie Freeman | |
Maureen Wickham
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Maureen Wickham is Canada's' very own doyen of the antique & collectibles world and she now holds the helm as the Artiques Roadshow's most senior appraiser of antiques. An eminent Canadian antiques consultant and professional appraiser of antiques and collectibles, Maureen joined the roadshow as our senior appraiser of antiquities back in 2006 and brings to the Canadian public over thirty years of wide ranging experience in the Canadian & American antiques industry. Recognised in Canada as an expert in British & Continental ceramics, porcelain, pottery and glass wear, her knowledge and expertise in the field of antique and vintage furniture and all manner of Grannies 'hand me down collectibles' is her forte. Like this vintage light bulb on the left, her expertise shines. |
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David Freeman |
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The British Artiques Roadshows most senior and longest standing consultant & appraiser is a real life Da Vinci code investigator and art detective best known as the art worlds treasure finder general. He is our international art expert, David Freeman. David is an art historian, writer & a familiar face to Canadian television viewers from coast to coast. Away from touring with the roadshow, David heads an international fine art consultancy and a team of experts specializing in the field of art authentication and forensic research, with 40 years of experience in the art world identifying fakes and uncovering masterpieces to share with you. David is also a consultant to many film and television programmes such as the American crime series CSI and the BBC series Hustle. David not only appraises paintings, prints, drawings, tapestries and sculptures but also is hugely knowledgeable on the subject of rare books, historical documents, medals and musical instruments. |
David Freeman and Jennifer Valentyne Breakfast TV |
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John Murphy |
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John Murphy is Canadian and an expert appraiser of both antique and modern jewellery, as well as silver, timepieces, clocks, watches and virtue and comes from a long line of Canadian family jewelers. Professionally, he owns and runs the family jewelry and appraisal business & several of the families retail stores across Ontario. John has been with us specialising in antique and modern jewelry appraisal and appraisals for over ten years. |
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| Marshall K Gummer | ||
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Over the years the British Artiques roadshow has been privileged to bring you the expertise, wit and classic humour of the enigmatic Canadian aficionado of antiques, Mr. Marshall Gummer. A true Canadian & a professional antiques and collectibles appraiser whose professional career in the Canadian antiques industry is legendary and spans over three decades. Marshall's personal expertise & specialisms include the vast array of modern and antique collectibles from around the world, alongside a personal love and interest in Canadiana & retro antiques. Touring Canada with the British roadshow at the sharp end right from the start, Marshall appraised across Canada from coast to coast as an expert, appearing many times on television and radio and certainly made the newspaper headlines right across the country. Moving onwards and upwards in the Canadian antiques industry, Marshall is a highly regarded professional personal property and antiques appraiser based in Ontario, Canada. |
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^ Meet young Jason at Amherst Nova Scotia with his U-Gi-Oh card collection, taking in some collector tips from the master. appraiser Mr. Marshall Gummer |
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Anna Webb the Roashow's Canadian coordinator |
Appraising at the Edmonton Roadshow |
| The Squire: Henry Jones | |
Appraising Staffordshire dogs. |
Henry Jones is another Englishman based in Canada and British Artiques roadshow antiques expert whose claim to fame is that he actually apprenticed in the English pottery industry in Stoke on Trent. He's 'the Squire' of all Canadian antiques experts, Mr. Henry Jones. Because of his unique background, Henry brings wide ranging expertise and a knowledge of both antique and modern ceramics and pottery to Canada but also shares with Canadians his special expertise in British, Continental and North American furniture. Henry toured the Dominion extensively with the British Artiques roadshow and owns and still runs one of Canada's largest and most successful antiques malls in the province of Ontario. |
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Camilla and Karlyle Robinson missed their skating lessons, both developing strange & sudden illnesses, just to get to the Barrie roadshow. Their carved wooden candlestick with the distinctive crown headed wrought iron pin was important to them but was it, Buccaneer or Pioneer?
CONTACT; INFO (AT) ARTIQUESROADSHOW (DOT) COM |
Photo © Marshall Gummer Above: A classic Marshall Gummer roadshow discovery. This rare museum quality signed Millefiori paperweight dated 1848, is the hallmark of excellence and all classical paperweight design. Worth a fortune, it was used as a bowling ball and held open the laundry room door for years! |
*The Artiques Roadshow have no affiliation or connection to the BBC. All appraisals are private matters & will not be filmed by us. It is quite normal that the event may attract heavy local media attention and thus, news crews. Under those conditions, your permission may be sought for interview which you are perfectly at liberty to decline. Errors and erratums. We shall not be held responsible or liable in any way for any errors of description, factual errors or diversity of information disclosed and presented within this web site in good faith which is to be used by the viewer entirely at their own risk.
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