PICTURES: Normanby Hall Flog It! Lincolnshire programme enjoyed on BBC1
People across North Lincolnshire tuned into last night's (March 11, 2013) Lincolnshire special of Flog It! - which was filmed at Normanby Hall.
Hundreds of people across Lincolnshire turned up to the BBC1 show, which took place at Normanby Hall, near Scunthorpe, in July 2012.
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Flog It! presenter Paul Martin taking a closer look
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Flog It! presenter Paul Martin at Normanby Hall near Scunthorpe
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Filming Flog It! at Normanby Hall
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Flog It! presenter Paul Martin at Normanby Hall
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Waiting their turn during the Flog It! visit to Normanby Hall
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Flog It! presenter Paul Martin in the marquee erected at Normanby Hall
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Something of interest catches the eye of Flog It! presenter Paul Martin at Normanby Hall
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People from the Scunthorpe area waiting patiently for their items to be seen by Flog It! staff
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Wind turbines forming a backdrop to Flog It! filming at Normanby Hall
Among the treasures uncovered on the valuation day were two Russian dolls, an Irish gin flask and a large saw used, believed to be from a store display.
However, the biggest surprise for the team came from Ann Bromley, from Cleethorpes, who took along what she believed to be a collection of African tribal art.
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The items were valued on the day at £200-£400 and sent to auction in Lincoln with a reserve price of £150.
However, they sold for an astonishing £30,000.It turned out the collection stored in the wardrobe was Aboriginal and contained a rare Broad Shield, bought by the Sydney Museum of Primitive Art and since returned to Australia.
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