This episode comes from Barrow Hill Roundhouse near Chesterfield in Derbyshire. Antiques experts Jonathan Pratt and Raj Bisram are on hand to find a selection of objects to take to auction. Jonathan comes across a collection of 1950s powder compacts, while Raj discovers some railway signal lamps. Paul finds out about the history of the Roundhouse and gets hands on with some locomotive maintenance.

In this episode, Paul Martin presents from Capesthorne Hall in Cheshire. Antiques expert Anita Manning discovers a valuable teddy bear looking for a new home, and Mark Stacey latches on to a hefty vintage padlock. Paul explores the architectural delights of Liverpool's Metropolitan Cathedral.

In this episode, Paul Martin presents from Watts Gallery in Surrey, the arts-and-crafts home of renowned artists Mary and George Frederic Watts. Experts David Harper and Natasha Raskin are on hand to find a selection of objects to take to auction. Some wonderful WWI medals catch Natasha's eye, while David is drawn to a fabulous collection of posters. Paul Martin uncovers the story of ceramicist and designer Mary Watts with a visit to her fabulous chapel.

In this episode, Paul Martin presents from the Royal Marines Museum at Southsea in Hampshire. The building started life as a barracks for Royal Marines and, since 1864, thousands have been trained and served there. Antiques expert Charles Hanson uncovers a navigational tool, and Catherine Southon enthuses about a decorative Japanese cabinet dating back to the 1870s. Paul finds out what it was like to serve as a Royal Marine commando.

In this episode, Paul Martin and his team of experts invite members of the public to bring their antiques to be viewed and valued, with an option to sell at auction. The episode is a compilation of finds from various venues

In this episode, Paul Martin and his team of experts invite members of the public to bring their antiques to be viewed and valued, with an option to sell at auction

In this episode, Paul Martin and his team of experts invite members of the public to bring their antiques to be viewed and valued, with an option to sell at auction

In this episode, log It! is at Surrey's Watts Gallery, which houses the work of Victorian painter George Frederic Watts. Experts Thomas Plant and Natasha Raskin are on hand to find a selection of objects to take to auction. Thomas values some classic Troika while Natasha is drawn to a sparkling diamond ring. Paul Martin uncovers more about the man behind the valuation day venue, artist George Frederic Watts, inside his gallery and studio.

In this episode, Flog It! comes from the Royal Marines Museum at Southsea in Hampshire. Originally Eastney Barracks, thousands of marines were trained and billeted here. Experts Charles Hanson and Catherine Southon find a selection of antiques and collectibles to take to auction. Charles practises his left hook with a boxing glove signed by famous boxer Henry Cooper and Catherine learns about naval traditions with a one gallon casket of rum. Paul Martin is put through his paces on the parade ground as he learns how to be a drummer at the Royal Marines School of Music in Portsmouth.

In this episode, Flog It! flies around the UK, touching down at historic hotspots like Capesthorne Hall in Cheshire, where Anita Manning has a surprise in store for one lucky lady. Paul Martin visits Chedworth Roman Villa in the Cotswolds.

In this episode, Flog It! comes from the historic Barrow Hill Roundhouse near Chesterfield in Derbyshire, where experts Jonathan Pratt and Michael Baggott value some of the county's antiques and collectibles. Jonathan falls in love with a Thonet hat and coat stand and Michael comes across a box of Victorian cut-throat razors which get pulses racing at the auction. Paul Martin takes a trip to the village of Hathersage in the Peak District National Park which provided inspiration for the novel Jane Eyre.

In this episode, Flog It! comes from Capesthorne Hall in Cheshire. Mark Stacey finds a horse ledger that is a runaway success and Caroline Hawley uncovers a set of letters from Sir Arthur Conan Doyle. Presenter Paul Martin explores the harsh world of working in a Victorian cotton mill.

In this episode, Paul Martin visits the Watts Gallery in the heart of the Surrey countryside, where experts David Harper and Thomas Plant are on hand to find a selection of objects to take to auction. David uncovers a collection of British film and TV memorabilia and Thomas is thrilled by some French cameo glass. Paul Martin is on the trail of Martians in Woking, the setting for HG Wells's sci-fi novel The War of the Worlds.

This episode comes from the Royal Marines Museum in Southsea in Hampshire which was once a barracks and dates back to 1864. Antiques expert Katherine Higgins learns about the local corset industry after finding a Victorian bust used in the creation of the garments, while Charles Hanson hears all about cap ribbons worn by German navy men serving aboard World War Two battleships. Presenter Paul Martin hitches a ride on hovercraft to uncover the history of the clever craft that was designed, built, and is still used on the Solent.

This episode is a special edition of the programme, from all over the UK. Flog It! revisits some of the historic venues from the series, with brand new valuations and unexpected auctions. Presenter Paul Martin visits Rodmarton, an extraordinary arts and crafts house in the Cotswolds.

This episode of Flog It! comes from Barrow Hill Roundhouse near Chesterfield in Derbyshire. Antique experts Jonathan Pratt and Michael Baggott find objects to take off to auction. Jonathan comes across a loveable teddy bear and Michael gets excited by a Russian silver cross which is hiding a secret. Presenter Paul Martin takes a trip to nearby Renishaw Hall to learn about the Sitwell Trio - three siblings who took the artistic and literary world by storm in the early 20th century.

In this episode, Paul Martin presents from Capesthorne Hall in Cheshire. Antiques expert Anita Manning falls in love with a pair of Pilkington vases, while Mark Stacey lights up when he finds an unusual lightbulb. Paul also goes behind the scenes of Capesthorne to find out what it takes to keep a stately home running.

In this episode, Paul Martin presents from the Watts Gallery in Surrey, a treasure trove of British art and sculpture. The experts Thomas Plant and David Harper are on hand to find a selection of objects to take to auction. Thomas values an art deco flapper girl, while a trio of pocket watches impresses David. Paul also visits the heathland known as the Devil's Punchbowl to uncover gruesome tales of highway robbery.

In this episode, Paul Martin presents from the Royal Marines Museum in Hampshire. Antiques experts Katherine Higgins and Catherine Southon find treasures among the hundreds of visitors to take to auction. A 19th century Japanese woodblock print excites Katherine, whilst Catherine discovers a pristine pocket watch. Paul Martin explores Portsmouth to find out how it influenced the Victorian author Charles Dickens, who was born in the naval city.

In this episode, Paul Martin visits the beautiful Cotswolds village of Broadway to uncover its artistic past. He also revisits some of the historic venues from the series, with new valuations and unexpected auctions.

In this episode, Flog It! comes from Bristol Cathedral in the south west of England. Antique experts Natasha Raskin Sharp and James Lewis are on hand to find a selection of objects to take to auction. Natasha comes across a painting of an apothecary on a piece of tin and James looks at a valuable royal ring which was found at a car boot sale. Paul Martin learns about John Cabot and his ship the Matthew, whose crew discovered North America.

In this episode, Flog It! comes from Glemham Hall in the Suffolk countryside, which dates back to the Tudor era. Antiques expert David Fletcher discovers some scripts from the television series Lovejoy, which featured a Suffolk antique dealer, and Jonathan Pratt spots some Beatles bobbing-head dolls designed to fit in a car. Paul Martin follows in the footsteps of local composer Benjamin Britten.

In this episode, Flog It! comes from the town of Huddersfield in West Yorkshire. Our experts Mark Stacey and Christina Trevanion are on hand to find a selection of objects to take to auction. A beautifully crafted clock catches Christina’s eye, while Mark is drawn to an unusual piece of Lalique glass. Paul Martin pays a visit to Nostell Priory, a grand house that reveals a perfect marriage between Georgian architecture and craftsmanship.

In this episode, Flog It! comes from Rochester Cathedral in Kent. Antiques expert Elizabeth Talbot discovers a valuable sculpture that narrowly escaped being destroyed forever and Raj Bisram finds a ghostly Victorian photo album. Presenter Paul Martin uncovers the history of the Royal Engineers, the unsung heroes of the British armed forces.

In this episode, the programme travels up and down the county revisiting some of the historic venues from the series and bringing viewers brand new valuations and unexpected auctions. Paul Martin uncovers the fascinating stories of the people of Paxton House, past and present.

In this episode, Flog It! comes from Bristol Cathedral. Antiques experts Philip Serrell and Natasha Raskin Sharp scour the crowd to find objects to take off to auction. Philip gets excited over a travelling ink well in the shape of a rugby ball, and Natasha finds a medieval jug that once lay buried in the city. Paul Martin discovers the darker side of Bristol’s trading history when he learns how the Georgian obsession with sugar was fuelled by slavery.

In this episode, Flog It! comes from Glemham Hall in the Suffolk countryside. Antiques experts James Lewis and David Fletcher find a selection of antiques and collectibles to take to auction. There’s a Flog It first when James uncovers a copy of a Raphael painting saved by a Jewish professor who fled Hitler’s regime, and David Fletcher spots a rare flintlock pistol. Paul Martin visits a Cold War airbase to find out what life was like for American airmen based in the UK.

In this episode, Flog It! comes from Huddersfield Town Hall in West Yorkshire. Our experts Nick Davies and Christina Trevanion are on hand to find a selection of objects to take to auction. Nick is drawn to a bobbin holder that reveals the town’s textile heritage, while Christina finds an incredible collection of glass scent bottles. Paul Martin delves into the area’s coal mining history with a journey deep underground at the National Coal Mining Museum for England.

In this episode, Flog It comes from Rochester Cathedral in Kent. Antiques expert Elizabeth Talbot finds a rare Peter Rabbit book, and Adam Partridge discovers a Concorde necklace that’s one of a kind. Presenter Paul Martin meet the men of Chatham Dockyard, who kept the Royal Navy afloat.

This episode is a special edition of Flog it! from all over the UK. We’re travelling up and down the country revisiting some of the historic venues from the series and bringing you brand new valuations and unexpected auctions. Paul Martin takes a journey down the River Tweed and uncovers the history of the unusual border town, Berwick-upon-Tweed.

This episode comes from the historic Bristol Cathedral in the south west of England. Antique experts Natasha Raskin Sharp and James Lewis put a value on Bristol’s antiques and collectibles. Natasha is intrigued by an unusual walking stick with a top made from a German Zeppelin, and James comes across a collection of lead soldiers. Paul Martin learns about the origins of Bristol’s vibrant street art scene and has a go at making a graffiti stencil.

This episode comes from Glemham Hall in the Suffolk countryside. Dating back to 1560 the house retains its Tudor features. Antiques experts James Lewis and Jonathan Pratt uncover an apothecary jar dating back to the 17th century and some enormous silver tea urns. Paul Martin learns about a mighty medieval port that was lost to the sea during ferocious storms in the 13th century.

This episode comes from the town of Huddersfield in West Yorkshire. Experts Nick Davies and Mark Stacey are on hand to find a selection of objects to take to auction. A trio of diamond rings entrance Nick, and Mark puts a price on some beautiful Japanese ceramics. Paul Martin meets the owners of the historic Longley Old Hall, once home to the Ramsdens, a family who put Huddersfield on the map.

In this episode, Flog It comes from Rochester Cathedral in Kent. Antiques expert Elizabeth Talbot falls for a book of fairy tales illustrated by Arthur Rackham, and Adam Partridge discovers an elegant chiming Swiss pocket watch. Presenter Paul Martin meets one of the last remaining survivors of the Dunkirk evacuation during the Second World War.

This episode is a special edition of Flog it! from all over the UK, travelling up and down the country revisiting some of the historic venues from the series and bringing brand new valuations and unexpected auctions. Paul Martin goes behind the scenes of Bamburgh to see just what it takes to keep a castle alive.

This episode comes from Bristol Cathedral in the south west of England. Antique experts James Lewis and Philip Serrell find objects to take off to auction. James comes across a bronze statue of Buddha and Philip gets excited by an honesty box. Paul Martin delves into the archives to learn how the BBC Natural History Unit, which is the largest wildlife documentary production house in the world, was established in Bristol.

This episode comes from Glemham Hall in Suffolk. Antiques experts James Lewis is enchanted by a Victorian peddler doll complete with wicker basket and wares, and Jonathan Pratt enjoys learning the history of a dress dating back to the 1940s made from parachute silk. Paul Martin explores nearby Framlingham Castle, which provided a secure bolt hole for Mary Tudor as she battled to become Queen of England.

This episode comes from Huddersfield Town Hall in West Yorkshire. Our experts Christina Trevanion and Nick Davies are on hand to find a selection of objects to take to auction. Christina values a mysterious local painting, while a pair of Bohemian glass vases grab Nick’s attention. Paul Martin uncovers the story of one of the town’s most famous sons, former prime minister Harold Wilson, visiting the places around the town that shaped his life.

This episode comes from Rochester Cathedral in Kent. Antiques expert Raj Bisram finds three tiny and rare Steif toys, while an unusual pair of legs walk up to Adam Partridge. Presenter Paul Martin explores the story of the French Huguenots who influenced so much of British art and culture.

This episode is a special edition of Flog it! from all over the UK. We’re travelling up and down the county revisiting some of the historic venues from the series and bringing you brand new valuations and unexpected auctions. Paul Martin takes a look through Bamburgh Castle’s rich history and picks his top Kings of the Castle.

This episode comes from Penrhyn Castle in North Wales. Antiques expert David Harper finds an unusual Japanese writing table and Adam Partridge discovers a Cornish artwork that was bought with a young owner's pocket-money. Presenter Paul Martin uncovers the story of Britain’s longest running industrial strike.

This episode comes from the University of Nottingham. Antique experts Charles Hanson and Michael Baggott are on hand to find a selection of objects to take to auction. Charles comes across a rare 19th-century wax doll, and Michael is delighted by a 17th-century tortoiseshell box which ends up soaring in the saleroom. Paul Martin visits the Framework Knitters Museum in Ruddington where he learns how the 16th-century knitting frame revolutionised the knitting industry.

This episode comes from Culzean Castle on the west coast of Scotland. Our experts Anita Manning and Natasha Raskin Sharp are on hand to find a selection of objects to take to auction. A watercolour with a local connection catches Anita’s eye, while Natasha is drawn to a gorgeous handwoven blanket. Paul Martin explores a hidden part of Culzean’s history, uncovering the tales of smugglers working the coastline in the caves beneath the castle walls.

This episode comes from Boconnoc House deep in the Cornish countryside. The estate and house date back to 1086. Antiques expert Catherine Southon enthuses about a collection of airline memorabilia, and Nick Hall finds a jar, dug out of the ground, that contained the childhood remedy Virol. Paul Martin takes the oars in a traditional Cornish gig race.

This episode comes from Burton Constable Hall in the East Riding of Yorkshire. Antiques expert Catherine Southon enthuses about a diamond ring, and Charles Hanson enjoys trying on a pair of boxing gloves signed by some of the greats of the boxing world. Paul Martin discovers the skeleton of a 58-foot sperm whale which was washed up on a nearby beach in Victorian times.

This episode comes from the University of Nottingham. Antiques experts Charles Hanson and Michael Baggott scour the crowd to find objects to take off to auction. Charles gets nostalgic over some 1960s Scalextric cars, and Michael’s interest is piqued by a Fijian throwing club. Paul Martin learns about a Nottingham-born Victorian prize fighter called Bendigo and meets locals who are keeping his memory alive

After an eight week gap, this episode comes from Culzean Castle in Ayrshire. Experts Raj Bisram and Natasha Raskin Sharp are on hand to find a selection of objects to take to auction. Raj is drawn to a charming toy car from Germany, while Natasha finds a stunning art deco Carlton Ware vase. Paul Martin meets the team of stonemasons at Culzean, including the newest apprentices, to find out how they are preserving the design of the castle’s original architect, Robert Adam.

This episode comes from the Boconnoc estate in the Cornish countryside. Antiques experts Catherine Southon and Jonathan Pratt find a selection of antiques and collectibles to take to auction. There’s a Flog It! first when Jonathan uncovers a dinosaur egg that could date back 80 million years, while Catherine Southon falls in love with a Chinese silk kimono. Paul Martin visits the gardens of Caerhays, which showcase the work of intrepid plant hunter George Forest.

In Flog It!, a traveling caravan of presenter and experts set up shop in a prominent location (town hall, assembly hall, cathedral etc.) of a town and invite the public to bring in their antiques and collectables. The public usually turn up in hordes, and experts offer advice as to the age, origin, and value of the antiques. Selected antiques which the owners are willing to sell are taken to a public auction, where the expert's valuations are put to the test in the presence of the owner, presenter and expert! In contrast to "Antiques Roadshow", where the emphasis is on high quality antiques frequently running into thousands of pounds, values on Flog It! are comparatively modest, typically running 50-500 pounds, although the occasional item does reach levels at which a shocked owner appears in need of medical attention. This episode comes from Burton Constable Hall in the East Riding of Yorkshire.

Today Flog It! comes from the University of Nottingham in the East Midlands of England. Antique experts Caroline Hawley and Charles Hanson put a value on Nottinghamshire’s antiques and collectibles. Caroline is wowed by a huge Shakespearean-themed quilt and Charles comes across an 18th-century handwritten valentine that is hotly contested at the auction. Paul Martin visits a gorge in north Nottinghamshire called Creswell Crags where in 2003 prehistoric cave art was discovered.

Today Flog It! comes from Penrhyn Castle in north Wales. Antiques expert Adam Partridge digs out a rare first edition of Dracula, and David Harper falls in love with a colourful Victorian watercolour set. Presenter Paul Martin gets to try his hand at splitting slate while learning about Wales’s oldest industry.

This episode comes from the Boconnoc estate in the Cornish countryside. Antiques experts Jonathan Pratt and Nick Hall uncover a pair of Georgian chairs and a children’s pedal fire engine. Paul Martin learns about the creation of the historic south Cornish port of Charlestown and how it led to the downfall of its creator, Charles Rashleigh.

Today Flog It! comes from the Culzean Castle in Ayrshire, Scotland. Our experts Raj Bisram and Anita Manning are on hand to find a selection of objects to take to auction. Raj is enticed by some Scottish golf memorabilia, while Anita puts a price on a trio of Moorcroft classic ceramics. Paul Martin travels up the coast to Prestwick Airport to recount the daring tale of pioneering Scottish aviator David McIntyre, who in 1933 was one of the first pilots to fly over Mount Everest.

Flog It! comes from the Boconnoc estate in the Cornish countryside. Antiques experts Jonathan Pratt and Nick Hall uncover a pair of Georgian chairs and a children’s pedal fire engine. Paul Martin learns about the creation of the historic south Cornish port of Charlestown and how it led to the downfall of its creator, Charles Rashleigh.

Members of the public bring their antiques to be viewed and valued.

The show comes from the University of Nottingham in the East Midlands of England. Antique experts Caroline Hawley and Michael Baggott find objects to take off to auction. Caroline comes across a jacket worn by Nottingham born Olympic ice skater Jayne Torvill, and Michael gets excited by a 17th century bible that is hiding a secret. Paul Martin travels to north Nottinghamshire to visit the Portland Collection, which is one of the largest aristocratic art collections in Britain.