TV antique experts will be at a Suffolk estate today to film an episode of Flog It for the forthcoming series.
Experts Paul Martin, Jonathan Pratt, James Lewis and David Fletcher will be at Glemham Hall, in the east of the county, between 9.30am and 4pm.
Guests will get a free appraisal of their items – even if their antiques are not chosen for filming or to go forward for auction.
Each person can take up to three items along for valuation and those chosen will be sold at auction by Clarke and Simpson in Campsea Ashe on March 15.
Mr Martin said “I’m really pleased to be bringing the show back to Suffolk; it’s a beautiful county, I’m looking forward to the valuation day at Glemham Hall and hope as many people as possible will come along for a free valuation.”
Major Philip Hope-Cobbold, of Glemham Hall, said: “We are absolutely delighted to be hosting a valuation day for Flog It; we’re all really excited about it and hopefully, we’ll be discovering some hidden treasures in Suffolk; you just never know!”
The show will form part of series 16 of the popular daytime TV show and the BBC will be making four editions of the show featuring Glemham Hall. Viewers can expect to see the episodes within 18 months of recording.
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