Antiques Roadshow UK 31x16 Bridlington (December 28, 2008)

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Fiona Bruce and the team head to the seaside resort of Bridlington for a special edition from the splendid Art Deco jewel of the Spa Royal Hall. Such gracious surroundings make the perfect backdrop to ask the experts to nominate their ideal age of elegance. Was it the flamboyant days of the flapper, the fop or the '50s? Their choices make for some surprising and revealing answers about what makes the team tick. Amidst the excitement there is still plenty of time for some surprising finds from the people in the East Riding of Yorkshire, including a valuable ceramic bathing beauty who once lived in a fairground caravan and a rare nativity painting. The team also meets a woman with an obsession for collecting vintage prams.

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Fiona Bruce would have made a wonderful Flapper!

[@pigoff123]

I would wear the 50s dress without the petticoat.

[@dedratiger806]

But petticoats were a necessary accessory of the dress. They were an horrendous accessory I might add.

[@deboramccallum3987]

I collect mourning jewelry and cant believe she was in mourning 40 long years..well maybe I can

[@alexyoussoupoff888]

I can. This was a true Royal love story. She was able to pick her husband which was rare in those days. Yes, she had a bit of pressure but it was her decision in the end. I'm glad she found happiness after her horrible childhood..

[@CelticCarla62]

I found a mourning necklace in a deceased estate auction lot I purchased. Grey clear diamonds and black chain. Must get it checked. Fascinating jewellery