With the return of the documentary series for its fourth season, Angus Ashworth discovers a remarkable porcelain figurine of considerable value. Elsewhere, a widow experiences a welcome windfall when her deceased husband's collection fetche…

In Derbyshire, Angus discovered fragments of antiquity – relics of ancient Greece and Rome. Later, in Kent, he found himself drawn to a wardrobe that hinted at a life lived in many places.

In Manchester, Angus discovers a remarkable collection of toys. Meanwhile, an auction presents a selection of heirlooms spanning three generations, raising the question of whether the owner is prepared to part with them.

Angus received a request from a retired couple: to appraise and sell their extensive collection of toys. The proceeds, they hoped, would be sufficient to realize a lifelong ambition – a journey to witness the aurora borealis.

Angus assists an engineer and his wife in caring for their extensive collection of two hundred clocks. Meanwhile, will a unique vase prove the key to a couple's aspirations?

Angus discovered a curious assortment of peculiar scientific devices. Meanwhile, a father made the difficult decision to sell cherished family heirlooms in order to support his daughter's education.

Angus stumbled upon curiosities from a traveling fair and a 1920s Ford Model T. He also assisted a man in sorting through the accumulated possessions of his deceased parents.

Angus assists a man in the sale of his deceased sibling’s collection of rare books and toys. He also encounters a cruise ship singer seeking to reduce the size of her eclectic assortment of mid-century ornaments.

Angus assists in the dispersal of a collection of animal-inspired antiques. Meanwhile, a couple endeavors to gather funds for a once-in-a-lifetime holiday for their son, who has a disability.

Wesley, a sought-after piggy bank, finds a new owner under Angus’s hammer. Meanwhile, a family prepares to offer for sale a collection of rare SAS badges, heirlooms belonging to a relative lost in service.

To cover the expenses of her new home, the widow must part with cherished childhood toys and her coin collection. A necessary downsizing also necessitates the sale of some pieces of provocative art.

Angus sought to clear out a stock of frontier garb. Meanwhile, a widower hoped to realize a substantial profit from his antiquated furnishings, a sum needed to bring him back into the fold of his family.

Having weathered a battle with cancer, he now seeks to auction his cherished whisky collection for charity. A large, ornamental pot proves to be the unexpected highlight of the sale.

Angus assists a woman in parting with her late husband’s treasured medals. Meanwhile, a woman with a life lived across continents offers up her peculiar possessions to finance a journey she has dreamed of for years.

Angus discovered a bottle of whisky from the 1940s, still sealed, alongside a box of Victorian Christmas crackers. At auction, it was bundled away with a vintage cabin crew uniform.

She returned from Italy a widow, and with her, a collection of Soviet propaganda. Meanwhile, Angus found himself captivated by a few Victorian contraptions, lost in the intricate workings of a bygone age of technology.

A month before the baby is due, Gem and Tom invite Angus to their home in Suffolk, a house that dates back to the sixteenth century. Meanwhile, a retired couple seeks assistance with downsizing.

A couple, their home filled with a cherished collection of dishes, approached Angus with a proposition: they hoped he would purchase some of their pieces to finance a long-dreamed-of journey to Australia. Meanwhile, Angus stumbled upon a s…

Claire, a cancer survivor, is seeking a smaller home to ease her financial burden and embrace a more enjoyable lifestyle. Meanwhile, Clive is facing mounting expenses for his mother’s residential care, requiring additional funds.