Antiques Roadshow visitor is speechless when he discovers what his £7.99 vase is REALLY price

An Antiques Roadshow visitor was in full shock on Sunday night time’s episode after being informed his Ming vase was price an eye-watering sum.

The BBC present was held at Palm House Sefton Park in Liverpool the place the gentleman confirmed off his antiques which he purchased for simply £7.99.

After some background on the acquisition, the skilled gushed that out the gentleman “has a very good eye” and that the vase was price some huge cash.

The skilled mentioned, “Ker-ching! I think if it passes the tests it would fetch somewhere between £5,000 and £10,000.”

He added, “You have a good eye.”

The gentleman couldn’t consider his happiness, he replied: ‘Wow! I’m having a celebration! That’s like a life dream, I’m so pleased and excited.”

Elsewhere on the present, his Silver Disk was appreciated by one other gentleman who was a member of the legendary band Gerry And The Pacemakers.

Les Maguire, 81, who performed piano within the band made up of Gerry Marsden, Freddie Marsden, Les Chadwick, Arthur Mack, ‘brought a bit of music history’ to the BBC present.

The Sixties British group, who had the hits You’ll Never Walk Alone, How do you do it and I Like It, additionally frolicked with The Beatles.

The connoisseur defined: ‘A silver disc of the hit single ‘You Never Walk Alone’ and you might be one of many members of Gerry And The Pacemakers.

“It’s a great honor to meet you and see this.”

Les mentioned, “The disc was presented by Disk and was for anyone who sold over a quarter of a million records and that was many more.

‘At one point it also got a gold disc. I think Jerry had the gold disc, so assuming his family has it now.

‘I played the piano in the band. I got to play and tour with The Beatles and several others. The best part about it was that it was early days. With The Beatles, we first lived in the same flat as them for a while.’

The expert revealed: ‘If this went up for auction I’d say it would cost between £5,000 and £8,000.

“However, I would suggest selling this to Liverpool football club or the council. It’s the football anthem and they have a museum, if you’re interested in both of them it will definitely exceed that number.

“It was a pleasure to see and meet you, thank you.”