A victory seems likely for experts Tim Weeks and Izzie Balmer, along with their teams, in Stratford-upon-Avon. Charlie Ross explores how these antique playing cards reveal a depth beyond mere amusement.

Under the guidance of experts Philip Serrell and Ben Cooper, two teams navigate the bustling aisles of the Oswestry Showground, seeking out the best possible deals.

In Detling, Kent, Charlie Ross and his team consult with experts Stephanie Connell and John Cameron, seeking antiques with the potential for a profitable sale at auction.

At Hemswell Antiques Centre, two teams pursue hidden treasures, their search guided by the experienced eyes of Catherine Southon and Mark Stacey.

Philip Serrell and Ben Cooper lead the teams at Oswestry Showground, offering their expertise as seasoned professionals.

At Hemswell Antique Centres, two teams pursue hidden treasures, guided by the expertise of Catherine Southon and Mark Stacey.

Stephanie Connell assists the Red team in addressing their military obstacle, while John Cameron and the Blue team seek an artifact linked to either music or theatrical performance.

On the red team, Sheena and Yvonne consistently challenge expert Philip Serrell, while Ben Cooper navigates the delicate dynamics among the blue team, particularly between sisters Rachel and Elaine.

For those with a passion for railwayana, this special program with Eric Knowles offers invaluable guidance. He'll provide helpful advice—precisely what you need to find the perfect piece.

Across the sprawling expanse of an antiques fair in Devon, two teams of friends compete, their navigation overseen by the expertise of Ben Cooper and Kate Bliss.

Charlie Ross returns for a new episode, this time from an antiques fair held at Wetherby Racecourse. In Knaresborough, he discovers a local legend of a waterfall said to transform objects into stone.

Against the ticking clock, the red and blue teams race to unearth profitable finds for auction. Can their experts, Kate Bliss and Ben Cooper, guide them toward victory?

Charlie Ross descends into the hidden world in pursuit of Blue John, while elsewhere, Izzie Balmer and David Harper, seasoned experts, browse for treasures at an antique shop in South Yorkshire.

Roo Irvine delves into the world of peculiar collectibles in Glasgow, uncovering the more unusual acquisitions that have crossed the desks of dealers and experts over the years.

A group of educators aspire to demonstrate their excellence as they compete against a team of lecturers at the Detling showground in Kent.

As Caroline discovers a remarkable collection of preserved seaweed, the teams pursue their own finds, hoping to present them at auction alongside experts Ben Cooper and Kate Bliss.

In a special episode commemorating the 80th anniversary of D-Day, two teams comprised of armed forces veterans will compete against one another.

Today's episode of Bargain Hunt offers a treasure trove of fine antiques as Charlie Ross explores a Georgian townhouse, now preserved as a museum in York's historic center.

Christina Trevanion observes the bicentennial of the Royal Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals, as two teams seek treasures at an antiques fair in Shepton Mallet, Somerset, accompanied by their canine companions.

From the industrial town of Elsecar in South Yorkshire, Charlie Ross prepares for a competition centered on the humble rocking horse. There, he delves into the history and craftsmanship of these beloved toys, guided by experts Izzie Balmer …

The current competition unfolds at the Oswestry showground, where presenter Roo Irvine encounters a collector boasting a remarkable collection of royal artifacts.

At the National Botanic Garden of Wales in Carmarthenshire, experts Stephanie Connell and John Cameron lead their teams in the pursuit of exceptional finds.

At Wetherby Racecourse, two teams of shrewd shoppers prepare for the start, led by seasoned professionals Izzie Balmer and David Harper.

At Detling, Charlie Ross and the day's contests are underway. Steph Connell's red team is slow to gain an advantage. In contrast, John Cameron's blue team swiftly establishes a two-nil lead.

Danny Sebastian finds himself drawn to the world of plants as he explores a 200-year-old herbarium. Meanwhile, experts Stephanie Connell and John Cameron guide two groups of families through a shopping experience.

Under the guidance of experts Ben Cooper and Kate Bliss, two groups of friends navigate the sprawling aisles of an antique fair in Exeter. The treasures they discover will later be offered for sale at Tim Weeks's auction in Wiltshire.

In Hemswell, two groups seek out opportunities for a good deal. The culprit behind the recent surge in interest in the Lincoln Imp takes many forms, but can Eric uncover the identity of the person responsible?

From the glow of a handheld device to the grandeur of the cinema, Charlie Ross orchestrates a vibrant display of merchandise, memorabilia, and props, bringing the magic of the screen to life.

Friendships fray under the pressure of competition as two teams vie for financial gain, all while Charlie Ross explores a remarkable collection in Leeds – a trove of armor crafted for human, equine, and even elephantine protection.

At Hemswell Antiques, two teams pursue hidden treasures, guided by the expertise of Catherine Southon and Mark Stacey.

Roo Irvine explores a collection of charmingly small sights in Glasgow, and turns to the archives to reveal the tiny treasures acquired by the teams and their specialists.

Today's hunt for bargains unfolds within the National Botanic Garden of Wales, where Stephanie Connell and John Cameron lead their respective teams of eager shoppers.