DUDLEY folk are being invited to raid their attics and bring along their family heirlooms, household treasures and car-boot sale bargains to be inspected by experts from the Antique Roadshow.
Specialists from BBC One’s ever-popular Sunday evening programme will be on hand to offer free advice and valuations to the Black Country Living Museum's visitors on Wednesday, June 21.
The show's presenter, Fiona Bruce, said: “The best part of working on Antiques Roadshow is that we never know who or what is going to turn up on the day.
"The visitors, the objects they bring, their stories and the location all combine to make a fabulous experience that we aim to capture for the viewers.
"If you are a fan of Antiques Roadshow, curious to see behind the scenes, or just fancy a day out, I would urge you to dig out your treasures and come along - we’d love to see you!”
Visitors can just show up to the Tipton Road museum on the day, between 9.30am and 4.30pm.
Entrance to the show is free, with no tickets or pre-registration required.
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