Fiona Bruce and the team are at Erddig, north Wales, for this week's Roadshow. On a scorching hot day, the crowds come out, bringing with them items including a dazzling emerald and diamond ring worn by the owner's grandmother on the Titanic, a Welsh love spoon carved in 1859 by a young man for his sweetheart and an avid fan's collection of James Bond props. Plus Fiona hosts a 'basic, better, best' guessing game. This time, the challenge is to put some silver candlesticks in order of value.

This week, the Roadshow comes from Cromer seafront in Norfolk. As visitors crowd the promenade and the pier, the experts uncover some real treasures.

Jewellery specialist, Geoffrey Munn is thrilled by two pieces of exquisite Italian design while a Chinese vase bought from a London market turns out to be a very special find. Silver specialist, Alastair Dickenson is stunned to be presented with a goblet that survived the Great Fire of London in perfect condition while Philip Mould faces a regular Roadshow conundrum when he comes across a pencil sketch purported to be by the artist L.S. Lowry and has to decide whether it's a fake or the real deal.