In a recent episode of the beloved ITV programme Dickinson's Real Deal, host David Dickinson had to step in after a guest became visibly emotional over a sentimental item. The show, which returned after a brief hiatus, featured guests showcasing their possessions in the hope of receiving a fair valuation from the dealers. This particular episode, filmed in Cirencester, marked a memorable event as it included a special meat platter that held significant value for the guests.

The guests, Anna and Rachel, who work at the Dogs Trust charity, shared the story behind the meat platter during their appearance on the show. The platter, which was brought in for valuation, had a deep sentimental value as it was connected to personal memories from their past. As dealer Henry Nicholls assessed the item, the emotional connection between the guests and the platter became evident, leading to an emotional moment that moved not only the guests but also the viewers of the show.

David Dickinson, known for his affable presence, stepped in to offer comfort and support to the emotional guests, showcasing the compassionate spirit of the show. This moment resonated with the audience, highlighting the human aspect of evaluating possessions that often carry deeper personal meanings. Such instances reflect the program's intention to not only inform about the monetary value of items but also about their emotional significance, creating a poignant narrative amid the usual focus on antiques and collectibles.