Antiques Roadshow starts filming in Richmond!
The recognisable Antiques Roadshow van was parked outside Ham House in Richmond yesterday (Credit: Nub News)
A reception tent has been installed outside the entrance to the House (Credit: Nub News)
The popular BBC show's marquee was located on the other side of the stately home (Credit: Nub News)
Film crew walk through Ham House's beautiful paths after a long day filming (Credit: Nub News)
Members of the production team get a debrief at Ham House gates (Credit: Nub News)
Furniture specialist Lennox Cato is an expert on the show (Credit: Public Domain)
Popular BBC show Antiques Roadshow has begun filming in Richmond, Nub News can reveal.
Vans, tents and a marquee emblazoned with the show's logo were visible at Ham House, located on the Thames in south Richmond, yesterday evening (24 June).
Earlier this year, the show confirmed it would be filming at the House for its 2021 series.
Sadly, due to the pandemic the show is invitation only and not open to the public as usual.
Nub News saw film and production crew leaving at around 6pm and even ran into show expert Lennox Cato , who confirmed that the show had been filming that day.
Cato confirmed to Nub News that filming would be on today as well, but he will not be attending as he is going to a wedding.
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