What do you have that could be worth a lot of money?

Slightly off subject here.....but does anyone else find it a tad annoying when someone rolls up on Antiques Roadshow with some heirloom that they already know loads about......it becomes more like 'Show and tell' and just a tad 'Look at me'......but perhaps I'm just a grumpy ole thing.

I agree hilda

And, the answer to the op is not much.

No not just you Hilda Also as someone who has a little knowledge of antiques, it also surprises me when people don't have a clue about their item.
Sadly I don't have anything that could be worth what I consider to be a lot of money. I do have an art deco bronze figure, but it's not top notch.

Only my house, nothing in it is worth much except to me.

No, you're not HildaW, or, if you are, so are DH and I!

Nothing at all.

Mrs P, she's priceless -- must be, I put her on eBay and didn't get a bid

Zilch!

We inherited a ghastly masonic ring from my FIL. It is certainly gold, but the stone is huge - if it is a diamond and not, as I suspect, a cubic zirconia, it could be worth a bit.

My house is worth a lot as I live in London. Anything else I have isn't worth much in comparison. I have an oil painting and Victorian display cabinet each of which are worth £1000 to £2000 - not much compared with house prices.

It annoys me on antiques roadshow when someone turns up with something they bought a couple of months ago in an antiques shop.

...and it annoys me when they turn up with something they know is of value that they have bought for a few pounds from a charity shop, and stand there smirking at what a bargain they have got.

Nothing of any great value at Roses Towers either Daddima

It annoys me when they make out they know nothing at all about the item they've had in their family for donkey's years and ooh and aah at every pronouncement the expert makes, especially the revelation that it's probably worth ££££s!

...and then say 'oh we will always keep it for sentimental reasons' when you just know it will go straight to auction!

I did enjoy seeing the old lady who had a load of jewellery from a rubbish tip.

If it's ghastly sell it Luckygirl!!

No antiques here either! I guess the most valuable would be a couple of bits of jewellery but I am talking low £hundreds not £thousands. Our furniture is modern. No family heirlooms as our families did not have much money to buy them

Nope! Nothing valuable. And I would only worry about it if we did.

Nothing of particular value in our corner, except us .

I have a collection of antique postcards that I keep meaning to get valued, not worth thousands but I do have quite a lot . They were found in the loft of a house my ex- husband was renovating the owner told him to get rid of them and I still have them in the little leather suitcase they were found in.

I've got a pair of bronze figures. My mother was told they were worth a thousand pounds each, but I fear the bottom has really fallen out of the bronze market lately. I do have an Arts and Crafts copper jardiniere which I have always loved and I was thrilled to find it was by a known artist and worth several hundred pounds. I've even started polishing it occasionally!

Jalima That old lady said very carefully that she had found it on "private rubbish tip" that she ran. I did wonder just who would use a private rubbish tip to dispose of lots and lots of valuable jewellery in pristine original boxes . . . .

Did it have a good substantial fence, I wonder?

Very little indeed of any great value. Some Masons Ironstone plates and jugs just "collectables" because they are pretty but not essentially valuble.