Antiques Roadshow

Fiona Bruce joins Anton Du Beke for a foxtrot among the gardens of Belmont House in Kent. Among the items featured are a historic fragment of the HMS Bounty, an intricately crafted pair of bronze owls, and a delicately designed silver honey pot.

Belmont House 2 is a television programme presented as an episode that takes viewers inside the historic estate in Kent. The show focuses on the house’s surroundings and the items it holds, offering a glimpse of the location’s character. It’s structured around a brief visit that highlights both people and objects. During the episode, presenter Fiona Bruce joins dancer Anton Du Beke for a foxtrot across the lawns of Belmont House. The pair move together through the garden paths, their steps echoing the relaxed atmosphere of the estate. Their brief dance provides a light‑hearted interlude that showcases the open, leafy setting surrounding the historic building. The segment also highlights a selection of curiosities kept at the house. Among them is a fragment taken from the famous HMS Bounty, linking the property to maritime history. This particular artifact is displayed alongside other items, adding a sense of depth to the narrative of the estate’s collection. Other notable pieces include a pair of bronze owls and a silver honey pot. The owls, crafted in metal, sit together as decorative accents, while the honey pot, fashioned from silver, reflects the craftsmanship typical of the house’s holdings. Together, these items round out the modest yet intriguing assortment featured in the programme.