Fake or Fortune?

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Summary

Fiona Bruce and art expert Philip Mould investigate the origins of more potentially valuable works of art.

There are no live broadcasts scheduled for this show. But it is available via the streaming providers below.

Fake or Fortune sees stunning 18th century portrait worth over £100K discovered

Mary-Louise Wedderburn, who was left the painting in her uncle's will, had always believed the portrait may have been painted by her distant relative, Scottish artist Katherine Read.
Fake or Fortune: Is this painting actually worth £165,000?

An art collector swears they've found artwork by the legendary William Nicholson. But can BBC presenters Fiona Bruce, Philip Mould prove them right?

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Viewers outraged as Fake or Fortune painting bought for £165,000 said to be almost worthless

But viewers are convinced the leading expert got it wrong
Fake or Fortune art dealer discovers the painting he sold for £35,000 is now worth £2 million

Philip Mould had spent years trying to prove that the painting was an undiscovered Constable and research by the BBC1 series has finally vindicated him
Fake or Fortune? answers a £500,000 question: is this a genuine Lucian Freud?

The artist said no, but in the weird world of one of Britain's most difficult painters, that doesn't settle it...
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The "inspiring" film was meant to air earlier this week.
Ozzy Osbourne: Coming Home documentary dropped from BBC schedule

It isn't clear when the documentary will now air.