Bargain Hunt

Presenter Tim Wonnacott visits Belton House in Lincolnshire and discovers an ingenious way of protecting the stately pile's treasures. Identical twin sisters go up against a psychic and his wife in their search for bargains. They are advised and guided by experts Mark Stacey and David Harper. But will their items make any profit when they are sold at auction?

Naval epaulettes and a catapult are among the items bought by bargain hunters shopping in the market town of Marlborough, guided by experts Mark Stacey and Phillip Allwood. Meanwhile, presenter Tim Wonnacott visits Mompesson House to learn how it has been returned to its former Georgian splendour.

The bargain hunters do battle at Portobello Market where antique experts David Barby and Philip Serrell attempt to guide their two all-male teams through the maze of delectables on offer. Both teams are confident but will their items crash and burn or fly over at the auction? Presenter Tim Wonnacott takes a stroll over to the V&A and discovers gems of Royal London's history amongst its many corridors.

Antiques challenge. The bargain hunters are in Detling aided by James Braxton and Kate Bliss, while presenter Tim Wonnacott goes on safari at Quex Museum in Kent.

Tim Wonnacott welcomes teams of bargain hunters to Hungerford in West Berkshire, where they are joined by experts Mark Stacey and Philip Allwood. And Tim discovers a fascinating collection at Mompesson House in Salisbury.

Alexandra Palace plays host to the teams, which include a Wizard of Oz fanatic and a collector of obsolete musical equipment. Guiding the reds and the blues are experts Philip Serrell and David Barby. But when the items go under the hammer at auction will they make a wizard win or hit a bum note? Tim Wonnacott visits the Victoria and Albert Museum to take a look one of its many remarkable exhibits.

Presenter Tim Wonnacott throws the doors open to bargain hunters at Newark in Nottinghamshire. They are joined by experts Mark Stacey and David Harper, both on hand hoping to make some super-sized profits. Meanwhile, Tim takes a wander around the stunning Belton House in Grantham.

Presenter Tim Wonnacott is joined by experts Mark Stacey and Philip Allwood hoping to track down some fine bargains in Marlborough, Wiltshire. Tim visits Mompesson House in Salisbury to trace back its history.

The teams end up in a race against time in the vast fair at Detling, where they are given a helping hand by experts James Braxton and Kate Bliss. Plus, presenter Tim Wonnacott takes a trip to Quex Museum in Kent.

Experts David Barby and Philip Serrell join Tim Wonnacott on busy Portobello Road in the heart of London to track down the most profitable items for their teams. Philip's team do not seem to take any notice of his advice, but who will win at the auction? Meanwhile, Tim visits the Victoria and Albert museum to take a look at one of its remarkable exhibits.

The sheer size of Ardingly antiques fair causes problems for one of the teams, and as a result there is a last-minute scramble to find their third and final item. Anita Manning and Catherine Southon are the experts on hand, while presenter Tim Wonnacott takes a trip to Leeds Castle in Maidstone.

The Reds seem to have a lot of luck at one particular stall while the Blues know exactly what they like, as they are helped by experts Charles Hanson and Jonathan Pratt. Presenter Tim Wonnacott heads to Felbrigg House in North Norfolk.

Presenter Tim Wonnacott visits Peterborough Museum and looks at artefacts belonging to the 'peasant poet' John Clare, including his snuff box and the poem he was writing when he died. Two teams look for bargains at the nearby Festival of Antiques, and their finds include a decorative kettle and an ornate jade, pearl and gold brooch. Expert Charles Hanson promises to swap allegiance from Derby County to Norwich City if one of his finds doesn't make a profit.

Presenter Tim Wonnacott joins the red and blue teams as they shop at the Norfolk showground, with help from Jonathan Pratt and Charles Hanson. The red team breeze around the fair, while the blue team spend a long time looking; so long, in fact, that it becomes a race against the clock.