Two groups of friends compete for the honor of claiming the golden gavel. One team, clad in red, consists of university students; the other, in blue, is comprised of fitness enthusiasts.

At the Shepton Mallet antiques fair, two teams of couples vie for profit, with the potential reward of golden gavels, all under the discerning eye of experts Kate Bliss and Gary Pe.

The waters of Llangorse Lake, alive with a shimmering quality, have long inspired myths and legends, guarding a remarkable ancient secret that David Harper uncovers in this episode set in mid-Wales.

Christina Trevanion encountered Gill Burns MBE, the former captain of the England rugby team. Burns dedicated herself with unwavering energy during the 1980s and 1990s to advocate for equal opportunities for women in the sport.

In the seaside town of Newport, Pembrokeshire, Roo Irvine observes exquisitely crafted dollhouses, the work of an extraordinary woman celebrating her centenary. Meanwhile, a spirited competition unfolds in the neighboring village of Narbert…

The fare of the modern soldier has undergone a remarkable transformation over the last two centuries, evolving from basic preserved meats to dishes like fragrant chicken tikka masala. Eric Knowles explores this history of army rations with …

From mid-Wales, experts Kate Bliss and Thomas Forrester offer guidance on achieving profitability for their teams of colleagues in today's episode.

Two groups of friends converge on an antiques fair in Oswestry, their eyes scanning the crowded stalls. Will the treasures they unearth find favor with the clientele at Tom Blackmore’s Cheshire saleroom?

At an antique center in Newark, teams seek out treasures with the guidance of experts Phil Serrell and Roo Irvine, while Natasha explores a collection of vintage uniforms.

David Harper is pursuing an intriguing narrative: the occasion when Buffalo Bill brought his Wild West Show to Wales.

Two teams of couples, fiercely competitive and mentored by experts Phil Serrell and Roo Irvine, contend for the honor of claiming the golden gavel.

At the Stoneleigh antiques fair in Warwickshire, seasoned experts Caroline Hawley and Tim Weeks find themselves constantly challenged by two enthusiastic teams of shrewd shoppers.

From Nottinghamshire, this episode features Natasha Raskin Sharp exploring the ancient Chinese art of paper cutting with artist Vanessa.

Caroline Hawley returns for a new episode, this time set amidst the lively atmosphere of an antiques fair in Oswestry, a town nestled on the border.

At Ardingly Antiques Fair, amidst the bustle of bargain hunters, Natasha encountered a young tailor of impeccable taste. He favored the fashions of the Regency era, and as they navigated the crowded stalls together, they discussed the merit…

Emerging from modest beginnings in Wales, Laura Ashley cultivated a fashion empire. David encountered Karen, a woman whose devotion to the brand was evident in a collection exceeding seven hundred Laura Ashley pieces.

At Southwell Racecourse, teams are given a mere £300 and one hour to navigate a lively challenge, as Natasha discovers the full-bodied experience of handling money in the traditional way.

Natasha settled into a chair as she learned about a groundbreaking furniture designer. The atmosphere was far from relaxed, though; the team was actively seeking out bargains with Kate Bliss and Danny Sebastian in Ardingly.

Across the hills of Carmarthenshire, a contest of thrift unfolds as two teams of keen shoppers vie for the best deals. Meanwhile, Roo Irvine discovers the ancient art of crafting chain mail, a skill honed over centuries.

Today's episode features a contest between close friends. In Derbyshire, two teams search through a vibrant antique center, their finds destined for auction in Lincolnshire.

In a sculpture park dedicated to resourceful artistry, Caroline encountered a remarkable sight: a gorilla, towering four meters high, meticulously constructed from forty thousand spoons. Beside it stood an equally impressive millipede, its …

In the village of Stoneleigh, Warwickshire, Eric Knowles discovers the story of Cordelia Leigh, a truly exceptional woman who devoted her life to aiding young soldiers during the Great War.

At an antique fair held on the grounds of a racecourse, two teams move with purpose amidst the stalls, accompanied by their experts, John Cameron and Irita Marriott. Auctioneer Colin Young presides from the rostrum.

Caroline, a devoted follower of fashion, finds herself utterly captivated within the hushed halls of an archive housing textiles and wall coverings spanning three centuries. Meanwhile, in Shropshire, bonds of friendship are put to the test …

Within the sprawling aisles of a vast antique emporium, two families navigate a frantic hunt for valuable collectibles destined for auction. Leading them through the labyrinthine selection are seasoned experts, Irita Marriott and John Camer…

Roo Irvine discovers how ancient Welsh narratives have woven themselves into the folklore of western Wales, birthing fantastical tales of witches and wizards.

Pudsey Bear and Natasha Raskin Sharp have curated a special fundraising edition of the program, featuring two teams of stand-up comedians vying to generate the greatest sum for a chosen charity.

Caroline Hawley and Tim Weeks offer their expertise today as the red and blue teams hunt for profitable finds at the Stoneleigh antiques fair, intending to resell their acquisitions at auction in Derby.

In West Sussex, two teams embark on a quest for treasures at a sprawling antiques fair, guided by the expertise of Danny Sebastian and Kate Bliss.

Across the undulating hills of Carmarthenshire unfolds a contest of wits and wills, a spirited negotiation between two teams of sisters, guided by the discerning eyes of experts Izzie Balmer and Richard Madley.

Natasha encounters a woman who has dedicated three decades to restoring beloved, threadbare teddy bears. At the same time, Phil Serrell and Roo Irvine guide their teams through the bustling atmosphere of an antiques fair in Southwell.

Natasha Raskin Sharp guides two pairs of married couples through the vibrant stalls of an antiques fair in Nottinghamshire, joined by specialists Phil Serrell and Roo Irvine.