The Antiques Roadshow visits Swanage Pier on England’s Jurassic Coast, where Cristian Beadman spots dinosaur footprints in the queue. The seaside setting is perfect for a unique beaded glass window salvaged from a fishmonger’s and a collection of sleek ship models, described by Marc Allum as "big boys’ toys." Serhat Ahmet is intrigued by a life-sized Doulton pottery pelican, while Raj Bisram admires a WWII-era American baseball bat and glove. Geoffrey Munn uncovers the surprising role of a ping-pong ball in the design of King Charles’ coronation crown, made for his 1969 investiture as Prince of Wales. John Benjamin examines jewelry and personal photographs of Empress Maria Feodorovna, mother of Russia’s last tsar, while Will Farmer showcases a lost-wax bronze by Joseph Bernard, a key Art Deco sculptor whose works are displayed at the Louvre.