Antiques Roadshow starts filming at Ham House
Antiques Roadshow is filming at Ham House, a stately home near Kingston (Credit: Nub News)
The show's marquee was located at the other side of the House could be glimpsed through the gates (Credit: Nub News)
Vehicles with equipment for the show were parked outside (Credit: Nub News)
A closer look at the reception tent, located by the gates of the House (Credit: Nub News)
The recognisable Antiques Roadshow van (Credit: Nub News)
Crew walk home after a day on set (Credit: Nub News)
The production team gets a debrief at the House gates (Credit: Nub News)
Show expert Lennox Cato (Credit: Public Domain)
Filming for Antiques Roadshow has started at Ham House!
The recognisable white tents and marquee of the popular BBC production could be seen from outside the stately home yesterday (24 June) evening.
Crew members, producers and show expert Lennox Cato could be seen leaving the site from around 6pm.
Cato confirmed to Nub News that he had been filming for the show but would sadly not be at the production today (25 June) as he is due to attend a wedding.
Ham House was announced as a venue for the 2021 series of Antiques Roadshow three months ago.
But due to the pandemic the show has been invitation only this year, and filming dates were not revealed to the public.
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