The Yorkshire Auction House — Season 1

In the heart of Cumbria, Angus and his team cleared out an old farmhouse, revealing a trove of remarkable antiques. Among their finds were a box brimming with collectible toy cars and a beautifully preserved bureau dating back to the 19th c…

In Sutton Coldfield, Angus is examining a collection, where he has discovered Beatles memorabilia alongside two broadcast recordings documenting England's victory in the 1966 World Cup.

In Whixall, Shropshire, Angus and his team cleared out a substantial house, revealing within its rooms a Victorian desk set, a hanging lantern, and patterns for clothing from Vogue magazine.

In Newcastle, Angus undertook the task of clearing a house overflowing with books. His attention was drawn to a Bechstein piano, a peculiar vase that seemed almost intimidating, and a silver loving cup.

Angus and his team cleared out the dusty attic, its contents a trove of Ferrari memorabilia. They decided to take the entire collection to auction, eager to discover its potential value.

In the coastal town of Filey, the team assists a couple with decluttering their home. Angus, in particular, notices promise in a collection of vintage toys and boxes filled with aged soap.
In Derbyshire, Angus Ashworth and his team assist a widow in clearing out her house, where they discover a riding crop, a stool from the nineteenth century, and a collection of jewelry.
Angus Ashworth and his team recently undertook a substantial clearing project in County Durham, tasked with dismantling a vast aviation collection. Following this, they assisted a retired police officer in the sale of personal items accumul…
Angus Ashworth and his team are currently in Fife, sifting through the accumulated possessions of three generations of family history. Their efforts have already yielded a rocking horse and a remarkable collection of rare Beatrix Potter fig…
Angus Ashworth and his team seek out intriguing objects within the walls of a historic Coventry home, before journeying to Aberdeenshire to acquire a collection of distinctive Asian furniture. This concludes the series.

