Fake or Fortune?
Fake or Fortune? is a TV show on BBC1. Fiona Bruce teams up with expert Philip Mould to investigate mysteries behind intriguing works of art. Are they potentially priceless or crafty copies? The program has been available since 2025. A total of 12 episodes have been broadcast, most recently in July 2026.
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Fake or Fortune?
The last gift left in the will of a former Kindertransport child is thought to be by Fauvist artist Derain. Will it raise a small fortune for charity or prove a dastardly forgery?
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Two women lost in time: an enigmatic Indian woman and an 18th-century Scottish artist. Will this quest uncover a double attribution leading to a six-figure price tag?
Fiona and Philip unravel the mystery of a suspected Fabergé flower, kept hidden in a shoebox in Liverpool but believed to have belonged to royalty – and worth a small fortune!
Series 12
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1:00:00Fiona Bruce and Philip Mould investigate investigate a dreamlike landscape painting purported to be by one of the forefathers of Impressionism, Jean-Baptiste-Camille Corot.
1:00:00Fiona Bruce and Philip Mould take on the fast-growing market for rock music memorabilia, demonstrating the true origins of a Hawaiian steel guitar and a baby grand piano.
1:00:00Fiona Bruce and Philip Mould investigate when art dealer David Taylor believes he's found a work by Helen McNicoll, one of Canada's most celebrated impressionists.
1:00:00Fiona Bruce and Philip Mould examine a charming little white flower picture, possibly by one of the most important abstract artists of the 20th century, Piet Mondrian.
Series 13
The team return to the story of a painting by Canadian impressionist Helen McNicoll. Did owner David take a big money offer from a rich collector or try his luck at auction?
An American couple think their $200 portrait could be a long-lost work by artist Angelica Kauffman. The evidence is promising, but its condition raises alarming questions.
The team return to two portraits of Black British women from the 18th and 19th centuries. How have recent changes in society transformed the fortunes of these important artworks?
When a keen art blogger picked up a £35 bargain at auction, he started to suspect he’d found a missing work by Frances Hodgkins. Can the team prove his hunch was right?
The team investigate an early portrait and a charming little landscape, both believed to be by one of the biggest names in art. Could two new Renoir works have surfaced in the UK?