Bargain Hunt

Natasha Raskin Sharp, experts Danny Sebastian and Colin Young and the teams go antiques hunting in Nottinghamshire before heading to Derby for today’s auction. Natasha visits Sherwood Forest to discover how the hideout of a famous outlaw has helped become a beacon for sustainability.

Charlie Ross is in Hele, near Exeter, with experts Caroline Hawley and John Cameron as the red and blue teams search for the best items to take to auction in Bristol. Charlie baffles shoppers in Tiverton with a mystery gadget invented by the Victorians that was once an everyday item.

Christina Trevanion heads to the Peterborough Festival of Antiques at the East of England Showground. With expert help on hand from Roo Irvine and Stephanie Connell, the red and blue teams go head-to-head to see who can make the most profit at auction. Meanwhile, Christina tests her blacksmithing skills at Chain Bridge Forge, active in Spalding since the 1700s.

Eric Knowles visits an antiques fair in Detling, where experts Catherine Southon and Mark Stacey join the red and blue teams as they compete to see who can come out on top at the auction. Eric also takes a trip to Aylesford Priory to learn about a historical method of making pottery that looks at the firing process a little differently.

Charlie Ross travels to Shrewsbury in Shropshire, where Tim Weeks and Ben Cooper provide expert help as the red and blue teams compete to see who can make the most profit at auction. Charlie goes round the fair quizzing members of the public on a rather unusual antique he has brought along.

Natasha Raskin Sharp visits Worcester, where experts Thomas Forrester and Tim Weeks guide the teams in their search for valuable items before heading to the auction in Staffordshire. Natasha also visits a rare collection of Traveller caravans.

Join Christina Trevanion for this edition of Bargain Hunt from Wales. Experts Philip Serrell and Kate Bliss guide their teams as they pick three items to take to auction in Cardiff. Christina has a music lesson in one of Pembrokeshire’s finest stately homes, Picton Castle.

Charlie Ross is in Hele, near Exeter, as experts Caroline Hawley and John Cameron steer the red and blue teams towards the best items and battle it out at auction in Bristol. Charlie discovers a link between Strictly Come Dancing, the Mars landing and an 19th-century inventor.

In Warwickshire, Eric Knowles finds out how bargain hunting can be good for the planet. Meanwhile, the reds and blues are on the hunt for profits with help from experts Charles Hanson and Nick Hall.

Christina Trevanion heads to Peterborough for today’s Bargain Hunt. With the expert help of Roo Irvine and Stephanie Connell, the red and blue teams battle it out at the East of England Showground to see who can buy the most profitable three items to take to auction. Christina is given exclusive access to a rare and valuable collection belonging to a society established in 1710.

Charlie Ross is in Shrewsbury in Shropshire with experts Tim Weeks and Ben Cooper and the red and blue teams. Charlie takes some time out to meet today’s auctioneer, Philip Serrell, and watch some very special animal art work go under the hammer.

Christina Trevanion is in Narberth in west Wales, where experts Philip Serrell and Kate Bliss and the teams hunt for treasure before heading to auction in Cardiff. Christina learns about a collection of First World War crested china that was once overlooked by collectors.

Natasha Raskin Sharp is in Worcester, where experts Thomas Forrester and Tim Weeks help our teams find the best items to sell at the auction in Staffordshire. Natasha explores the history of pocket watches and finds out how to spot a good one.

Eric Knowles visits Newark in Nottinghamshire, where Caroline Hawley and Ochucko Ojiri are helping the teams. Eric ask fairgoers to guess what a mystery item was used for.

Charlie Ross is in Devon, where experts Caroline Hawley and John Cameron help the teams find valuable items to take to auction in Bristol. Charlie unearths some fascinating facts about centuries-old treasure when he meet a bottle collector.

Today, Christina Trevanion is at Peterborough’s Festival of Antiques, where experts Roo Irvine and Stephanie Connell are on hand to assist the red and blue teams as they see who can buy the most profitable three items to take to auction. Christina meets an antique jewellery restorer and learns how to preserve valuable pieces for the future.

Natasha Raskin Sharp and experts Danny Sebastian and Colin Young go antiques hunting in Newark, Nottinghamshire, before heading to Derby for today’s auction. Natasha discovers the wonders of model planes before experiencing her very own flying lesson.

Eric Knowles fronts today’s Bargain Hunt, which comes from Detling in Kent. The teams are joined by experts Catherine Southon and Mark Stacey as they compete to make the most profit at auction. Eric also learns about a rather messy world championships that is contested just up the road from the antiques fair.

Eric Knowles presents today’s Bargain Hunt from Heanor in Derbyshire, where experts Caroline Hawley and Ochucko Ojiri are helping the red and blue teams spend £300 on three bargains. Eric learns why antique violins can be worth millions of pounds, and he is shown some of the techniques that can be used to restore these precious musical instruments. At the auction there’s great excitement, but which team will come out on top?

Charlie Ross is in Shropshire, where experts Tim Weeks and Ben Cooper try to help the teams make big profits when they head to the auction in Malvern. Charlie takes a trip into Shrewsbury to learn about the history of some 15th-century merchants, the Shrewsbury Drapers, and how they made the town so prosperous.

Natasha Raskin Sharp is in Newark, where experts Danny Sebastian and Colin Young help the teams find potentially profitable items to take to Derby for the auction. Natasha has her eye on the clock as she learns the extraordinary story of Ruth Belville, the Greenwich Time Lady.

Christina Trevanion is in Narberth, west Wales, where experts Philip Serrell and Kate Bliss help the teams find potentially profitable items to take to auction in Cardiff. Christina visits one of the oldest institutions in the world, the Royal Mint, to learn the history of how coins are made.

Natasha Raskin Sharp is in Malvern as our reds and blues are guided around the fair by experts Thomas Forrester and Tim Weeks. Then it's off to the auction in Staffordshire. Along the way, Natasha finds out about a great doctor, inventor and poet who has been rather overshadowed by his famous grandson, Charles Darwin.

Eric Knowles heads to Detling in Kent, where experts Catherine Southon and Mark Stacey assist the teams in their search for profitable antiques to take to auction. Eric also visits Maidstone Museum to see a rare collection of ceramics that offer an insight into Japanese philosophy.

Christina Trevanion is at Peterborough’s Festival of Antiques, where experts Roo Irvine and Stephanie Connell help the red and blue teams find profitable items to take to auction. Christina also heads to Lincoln to explore a 17th-century collection of rare books housed in a purpose-built library designed by Sir Christopher Wren.

Charlie Ross is in Hele, near Exeter, where experts Caroline Hawley and John Cameron guide the reds and blues as they go in search of the best buys before battling it out at auction in Bristol. Meanwhile, Charlie visits the home of Bristol Blue Glass and learns how glass making hasn’t changed much since the Roman era.

Natasha Raskin Sharp heads for Newark Antiques Fair, where experts Danny Sebastian and Colin Young assist the teams, before heading to Derby for today’s auction. Natasha also discovers how an ancient game of football is inspiring new forms of art.

Eric Knowles is in Heanor in Derbyshire for today’s programme. Experts Caroline Hawley and Ochucko Ojiri help the red and blue teams to sniff out the best bargains in just one hour, while Eric chats to two metal detectorists who hit the jackpot when they uncovered what turned out to be an important Roman hoard. As usual, there are highs and lows at the auction, but which team will reign supreme?

Charlie Ross referees today's proceedings as experts Tim Weeks and Ben Cooper captain the red and blue teams as they shop for antiques and collectables in Shrewsbury. Each team is hoping to score a hat-trick of profits that could see them win golden gavels at the auction in Malvern. Charlie also learns about the history of table-top football game Subbuteo as he meets a man with one of the biggest collections in the country.

This time, the teams are bargain hunting in Newark in Nottinghamshire. Eric Knowles is in charge, with experts Caroline Hawley and Ochucko Ojiri helping the red and blue teams. They have £300 to spend on three bargains. Eric also visits Newark Castle to learn about a very special collection that a former caretaker built up there over a hundred years ago.

Christina Trevanion heads to west Wales, where experts Philip Serrell and Kate Bliss guide our red and blue teams in their search for the best items to sell at auction in Cardiff. Christina carves her own lovespoon as she learns about the Welsh tradition dating back to the 17th century.

Eric Knowles is in Kent with experts Catherine Southon and Mark Stacey and the teams. Eric also uncovers the story behind a medal awarded for an act of bravery that occurred off the Kentish coast in 1857.