The program ran from 1965 to 1977, with Arthur Negus as the resident expert alongside host Max Robertson, according to The Sun. It laid the groundwork for Antiques Roadshow, which continues to ...

Mr Negus's daughter, Ann Savery, from Apperley near Tewkesbury, was contacted by programme producers after it was brought in by a distant relative. Arthur Negus became a household name in the ...

Antiques Roadshow first appeared on the BBC back in 1979, hosted by Bruce Parker, Angela Rippon and Arthur Negus. Since then, Hugh Scully and Michael Aspel have presented the programme ...

The final part of the programme is a discussion on the present and future prospects for English furniture, featuring Barry Ereolani, John Makepeace, Arthur Negus and Hugh Scully.

Scully joined the BBC as a freelance journalist in 1965 and was on the BBC's Nationwide programme before presenting Antiques Roadshow with Arthur Negus from 1981. The theme tune was played as the ...

He was told it was a very clever reproduction." It is believed the expert could have been the late Arthur Negus who was the resident expert and valuer on Going For A Song, forerunner of the ...