Fake or Fortune? Clips

1. A piano once owned by John Lennon?!—Series 14, What Happened Next? John Lennon's Piano

   Duration: 01:20

2. Real Toulouse-Lautrec drawings?—Series 14, What Happened Next? Toulouse-Lautrec

   Duration: 01:10

3. A painting with two VERY different price tags!—Series 14, The Last Gift

   Duration: 01:06

4. A potential fortune hidden in the garage!—Series 14, Freud or Fraud?

   Duration: 01:16

5. X-Ray reveals a hidden painting!—Series 14, A Passage to India

   Duration: 02:15

6. Could this be a Fabergé Fortune?—Series 14, Fabergé or Fauxbergé

   Duration: 00:29

7. Fiona Bruce discovers the best jewellery she's ever worn!—Series 14, A Passage to India

   Duration: 02:28

8. What Happened Next? Helen McNicoll

   Duration: 01:25

9. What Happened Next? A Double Whodunnit

   Duration: 00:53

10. An American couple think their $200 portrait could be a long-lost work by artist Angelica Kauffman.

    Duration: 00:59

11. When an art blogger picked up a bargain at auction, he suspects it could be a Frances Hodgkins. Can the team prove him right?

    Duration: 01:26

12. The team investigate an early portrait and a charming little landscape, both believed to be by one of the biggest names in art.

    Duration: 00:59

13. Could a beautiful painting be a lost work by Helen McNicoll, a celebrated impressionist artist from Canada?

    Duration: 01:56

14. Can the team work out who painted an epic Old Master in a Glasgow church?

    Duration: 02:00

15. Two mystery pictures, but is either a genuine work by Paul Gauguin?

    Duration: 01:10

16. A mysterious inscription, a famous name and a colossal price tag. Can the team authenticate a 'lost' Churchill?

    Duration: 01:46

17. Could a mysterious canvas be a lost painting by one of the most important painters of the 20th century?

    Duration: 01:10

18. Fiona travels to the south of France to investigate if a sketch could be a genuine Cezanne.

    Duration: 02:37

19. Could two simple sketches be by great French artists Pissarro and Cezanne? The team set out to try and prove they’re genuine.

    Duration: 01:08

20. Could a painting described as 'in the style of Sir Joshua Reynolds' have something murkier lurking beneath the paint?

    Duration: 01:37

21. Web Exclusive – Writer and art critic Matthew Collings reveals a very personal connection to the sculptor Elisabeth Frink.

    Duration: 03:54

22. Could a painting bought from an online auction in Monaco be a genuine portrait by Sir Joshua Reynolds?

    Duration: 01:05

23. Can technology prove a car boot bargain is an original Elisabeth Frink?

    Duration: 01:25

24. Could a sculpture bought at a car boot sale be the work of Elisabeth Frink?—Series 11, Elisabeth Frink

    Duration: 01:15