
Bargain Hunt — Series 71

The vibrant atmosphere of a large antiques fair in Newark, Nottinghamshire, provides the backdrop for this installment of Bargain Hunt. Here, two teams of friends vie for success, striving to maximize their profits at auction.

Hidden treasures from the medieval period have been unearthed at Exeter Cathedral: small gifts of beeswax left by worshippers centuries ago. Antiques expert Eric Knowles witnesses the discovery as two families, each with a budget of £300 an…

At a sprawling antiques fair, overflowing with hundreds of treasures, two sisters find themselves in a spirited competition against a flamboyant theatrical couple. They have just one hour to navigate the maze of objects and make their selec…

David Fergus and Caroline Hawley now undertake the responsibility of guiding visitors through the expansive antique emporium in King's Lynn, a port town in Norfolk, leading two groups of families on their explorations.

What curious object will Eric uncover? The teams hunt for hidden treasures at a sprawling antiques fair in Nottinghamshire, joined by experts Izzie Balmer and Raj Bisram.

Eric studied the delicate lace samples, destined for Queen Victoria, that had remained hidden within a Devon school for more than a century and a half. Meanwhile, experts Serhat Ahmet and Izzie Balmer worked to steer their respective teams …

In West Sussex, the Red and Blue teams browse the shops, where Charlie Ross encounters Brenda Mathews. Her collection of over four and a half thousand handkerchiefs is truly remarkable.

The current teams are exploring a vast antique emporium in King's Lynn, a port town in Norfolk, accompanied by experts David Fergus and Caroline Hawley.

Charlie Ross discovers the art of restoring faded film, while two teams navigate the bustling aisles of a major UK antiques fair, seeking hidden treasures. Joining them are experts Stephanie Connell and Nick Hall.

Today's program journeys westward, featuring a sprawling indoor antiques fair in Exeter. Eric Knowles leads the exploration, joined by experts Izzie Balmer and Serhat Ahmet.

Today's journey takes us to Newark, where Danny finds himself in the cockpit of a restored passenger plane. He's observing firsthand the rigorous training undertaken by the pilots, technicians, and cabin crew who dedicate their careers to a…

Two teams of friends, each with expert guidance from David Fergus and Caroline Hawley, sought hidden treasures within the sprawling confines of an antiques center in King’s Lynn.

At Wetherby Racecourse in Yorkshire, the promise of substantial winnings hangs in the air as Roo Irvine and David Harper offer their seasoned insights to two couples – one newly married, the other colleagues – each vying for a decisive vict…

In Long Marston, Christina Trevanion officiates the contest between today's competing sides. David Harper's team, clad in red, strives for a further reduction in price, while Danny Sabastian's blue team seems oblivious to the passing hours.

Caroline Hawley discovers details of a significant choral festival, as antique specialists Gary Pe and Tim Weeks anticipate their teams' pieces resonating with potential buyers at auction.

At the Newark Antiques Fair, Danny encounters a poignant glimpse into Victorian attitudes toward death. Examining lockets containing human hair and small notes from those who had passed away, he observes a unique way the era grappled with m…

This episode unfolds across the counties of Devon and Wiltshire, where the expertise of Izzie Balmer, Serhat Ahmet, and their respective teams is put to the test in the pursuit of profit at auction.

With Caroline Hawley and David Fergus as their guides, the teams pushed themselves to the limit, navigating the sprawling aisles of an antique emporium in King's Lynn.

Natasha Raskin Sharp welcomes you to today's broadcast from West Yorkshire, where experts Roo Irvine and David Harper analyze the contenders as the red and blue teams compete at Wetherby Racecourse.

In Leominster, Gary Pe is met with enthusiastic acclaim from his teammates, Llywelyn and Ollie. Elsewhere, Tim Weeks endeavors to impose organization upon a disarrayed shop, aided by friends Emily and Sophie.

At the Bath and West Showground in Shepton Mallet, two couples engage in a friendly competition while browsing for antiques, joined by specialists Kate Bliss and Gary Pe.

Two teams of avid bargain hunters converge on a sprawling antique center just outside Bradford, each armed with a £300 budget and the challenge of selecting three treasures.

A contest of father-daughter teams originating from West Sussex is underway, featuring insights from experts Nick Hall and Stephanie Connell, and their strategically valuable supplementary selections.

Within the crowded aisles of an antique center in Hele, near Exeter, vendors strive to find a market for their wares. Among the shoppers are experts Gary Pe and Kate Bliss.

At an antiques fair in West Yorkshire, can vendors successfully profit from their acquisitions? Natasha Raskin Sharp explores this question, joined by experts David Harper and Roo Irvine. 43

In a sprawling antiques fair nestled in Nottinghamshire, the discerning eyes of experts Izzie Balmer and Ben Cooper guide the red and blue teams toward triumph.

Gary Pe and Tim Weeks, both seasoned in their fields, guide groups of companions through a frantic race around the crowded aisles of an antique shop in Leominster, the clock ticking relentlessly.

Anticipation hummed between the two teams as they prepared for the auction, each hoping to make a notable impression. Meanwhile, Christina was delving into the history of carbonated beverages, discovering the origins of the effervescent dri…

Alastair Simms guides Natasha Raskin Sharp through the craft of oak cask making, a journey from novice to skilled artisan, though her progress is not without its challenges.

Two groups of educators sought to impart a lesson upon one another during a shopping expedition with experts Gary Pe and Tim Weeks, navigating the vast aisles of an antique center in Herefordshire.

Danny Sebastian guides two groups of friends through the vibrant stalls of an antiques fair in Nottinghamshire. Alongside him, experts Izzie Balmer and Ben Cooper offer advice, hoping to help them identify pieces with potential for profit.

In the peculiar assortment of artifacts assembled by geologist Barry Taylor, Charlie Ross discovers an ancient shark's tooth and a fragment of fossilized dinosaur dung.

Natasha Raskin Sharp encounters an artist whose creations are born from inks derived from materials collected throughout Bradford. Two groups of devoted Bradford residents compete to find the best deals.

