The Antiques Man

Saying it with flowers - in this the final episode in this series - Kevin talks about a hand painted fine bone china plate from the Royal Worcester factory.

Podcast 17 features a log shaped pottery vase or planter by one of the most collectable pot painters of all time! Would you have picked it out for what it is in a junk shop?

Kevin finds a figurine made just up the road from his base in Birmingham in the Staffordshire potteries. They were turned out in their hundreds but 120 years on what is it worth?

Kevin finds a figurine made just up the road from his base in Birmingham in the Staffordshire potteries. They were turned out in their hundreds but 120 years on what is it worth?

Kevin recalls the origin of the phrase 'the acid' test while looking into the story of a handsome sea horse brooch in ivory and gold.

Kevin sheds light on glass pictures documenting one of the biggest news stories of the start of the 20th century in the days before the 24 hour news television. Magic!

Medical 'Quackery' or the ultimate in Victorian hi tech therapy? Kevin plugs into some early electrical magic

Kevin rings a beautiful Victorian Cranberry glass bell and remembers a glass top hat that was made to measure.

Kevin unlocks the secrets of a Victorian Tunbridge Ware tea caddy

Kevin celebrates the festive season in miniature by looking inside a Victorian Doll's House at a lovely piece of antique dolls house furniture

Kevin Jackson on a modern oil painting of the most famous ship in the world....RMS Titantic

Kevin Jackson in black and white as he talks about the skills of the silhouette artist. Plus a new competition to win $25 off your next purchase from Kevin's Ebay store

Kevin Jackson on the 19th century pipe beloved of Sherlock Holmes. Plus a new competition to win $25 off your next purchase from Kevin's Ebay store

Kevin Jackson on a collection of postcards depicting some of the most famous ships of the last century - including the most famous one of all

Kevin Jackson comes across a Victorian invention said to have been designed by the Queen's husband, Prince Albert. But what is it and what is worth?

Kevin Jackson is delighted to have found a 19th century ship builder's model - and its history .Plus his thoughts on a Wedgwood pot from and emial from Bill in North London

Kevin Jackson on British Second World War Medals - plus his thoughts on an inlaid jewellery box from a photograph emailed from Eva in South Norwood

Kevin discovers a colourful plate from the Poole Pottery which hasbeen making pots for more than a hundred years

Kevin Jackson on his passion for Dinky cars with tips and advice on what a collector should look out for