To take part on an episode of Antiques Roadshow, Tuesday’s Duchess of Cornwall visited Eden Project.
Camilla, 75, who stepped out in a green floral print dress by London-based designer Fiona Clare, brought along two of her own items to be valued – which will be revealed when the show airs at some point next year.
Cornish attractions’ two huge ‘biome” greenhouses were home to the experts. Locals also brought in their family heirlooms and had them valued.
While walking through famous Eden Project gardens, the Royal was in good spirits and shared the experience with Fiona Bruce.
The Duchess of Cornwall (left) has visited the Eden Project to take part in an episode of the Antiques Roadshow on Tuesday with presenter Fiona Bruce (right)
Camilla (75) wore a green floral-print dress designed by Fiona Clare of London. Two of Camilla’s own pieces were brought with her to value.
Geoffrey Munn, a jewellery expert, invited her to participate in the ‘Guess the Mystery Object’ game.
Fiona, a BBC Presenter, looked elegant in bright blue cropped jacket and a simple T-shirt.
When she walked alongside the monarch, she completed her outfit with white jeans and comfy trainers.
Camilla met Dylan Kilpatrick, 16, and Amanda Fishlock from Cornwall. They had brought along Robert Ponsonby Staples’ painting of their ancestor. It depicted a family going on a beachside excursion.
Cornish attractions’ two huge ‘biome” greenhouses were home to the experts. Locals also brought in their family heirlooms and had them valued.
BBC’s presenter was stunning in bright blue, cropped blazer and stripped T-shirt.
Fiona, who paired her outfit with white jeans and comfy trainers, walked around the garden alongside the Duchess
Camilla and BBC’s Fiona analyzed many contributions items.
Ms Fishlock stated that the artist was a relative from her mother’s family, which is why the painting ended up in the Fishlock household.
Dylan was asked by Camilla what she thought about the painting. She said that she was jealous and she liked the figure at the foreground.
Antiques Roadshow expert Frances Christie gave the painting a valuation of between £300 and £500.
Camilla spoke also with Sandra Matthews (77), who had brought along a book of prayers that she believed once belonged the 19th-century French actress Sarah de Bernhardt.
Camilla stopped to chat with the people as she traveled around the show.
Fiona and Camilla shared a giggle as they looked at what looked like a round glass Christmas tree bauble
Fiona was unimpressed as she looked at silver and gold arrows while the Duchess Cornwall laughed.
As the Duchess arrived at the Roadshow, a handsome man dressed in smart suits greeted her.
The presenter and the royal spoke to many people who showed up with their family heirlooms to be valued
Ms Matthews stated that the book was purchased by her 30 years earlier and she found the actress’ name on the flyleaf.
Ms Matthews explained that Camilla was very interested as she knew Sarah de Bernhardt.
Camilla was also able to meet with Christopher Thorp who used to be a cabinet maker and had an 1811 book that contained prices for furniture published by the London Cabinet Makers Union.
Thorp said that the Duchess had asked about his trade, and also his fascination with the history of the craft.
Camilla added glamour by wearing a gold necklace with a diamond ring and pink lipstick.
Camilla and Fiona explored the gardens with each other before they met members of the general public.