Bargain Hunt

Charlie Ross presents a special episode commemorating the Second World War. Charlie is in Portsmouth, looking back at some of the militaria bought by teams over the years and offering hints and tips on what to buy - and what not to buy. Among the highlights revisited in this programme, Eric Knowles gets to meet an unlikely war hero and Anita Manning finds out about the invention of radar.

In today’s special programme, Christina Trevanion takes a look at a selection of childhood-related antiques and collectibles bought by Bargain Hunt constestants. She learns more about the items and offers some top tips on how to find similar ones yourself, and of course we see how they fared when they went under the hammer. Anita Manning teaches us about the childhood game of marbles, Natasha Raskin Sharp chats to expert Tim Weeks about collecting toys, and Charlie Ross chats to the owner of the world's biggest collection of Monopoly.

This special episode shines a light on all things glass! Eric Knowles takes a tour across the UK looking at some of the most memorable glass items bought by our reds and blues, and he shares his tips when it comes to buying and selling glass. Eric also tries his hand at glass cutting, Natasha Raskin Sharp blows some glass, and Roo Irvine discusses her passion for glass with Charlie Ross.

Heanor in Derbyshire is the location for today’s programme. Natasha Raskin Sharp is in charge, with experts Thomas Forrester and Catherine Southon guiding the red and blue teams as they spend £300 on bargains. Natasha finds out about a rare vase worth hundreds of thousands of pounds.

Charlie Ross looks at buying and selling design classics of the past. He tours the country looking back at some of the best buys from past series, and meeting some of the show's favourite experts and auctioneers. Charlie also recalls a visit to the Brighton Pavilion, where he learnt all about its connection with a famous hat designer.

Eric Knowles heads to King's Lynn for today’s show. With the expert help of Caroline Hawley and Mark Stacey, the red and blue teams scour Norfolk’s biggest antiques centre to see who can buy the most profitable three items to take to auction. Eric also discovers how Kings Lynn became a medieval boom town by forming an alliance with a powerful European trading giant.

Natasha Raskin Sharp looks back at gadgets bought by the teams over the years and drops in on some of the show's favourite experts and auctioneers. Anita Manning visits Nottingham to learn about a machine that revolutionised time keeping, Natasha is off to Edinburgh to look at an object that to changed the way we see the world, and Christina Trevanion learns about a very useful gadget, invented in the 17th century to predict the weather.

The teams are in Brackley with experts Thomas Forrester and Stephanie Connell, while presenter Charlie Ross discovers the sweet legacy of an 90-year-old Easter egg.

Christina Trevanion takes a look at rare and unique items bought by Bargain Hunt contestants. We learn more about them, including some top tips on how to find one yourself, and of course we see how the items fared when they went under the hammer. Christina also finds out about a rare book on birds worth millions of pounds. Natasha Raskin Sharp talks to Charles Hanson about Faberge flowers, and Charlie Ross explores a unique collection of self-playing instruments.

Natasha Raskin Sharp is in Wrexham with experts Roo Irvine and Philip Serrell and the teams before heading to Lichfield for today’s auction. Natasha also visits Plas Newydd to learn about a fascinating 18th-century friendship.

Eric Knowles enters the animal kingdom for a Bargain Hunt special looking at some of the most interesting animal-related items bought by the red and blue teams. It can be a jungle out there, so Eric offers advice on how to spot a bargain. He also heads to Peterborough to discover an extraordinary collection of horseshoes.

Charlie Ross and experts Thomas Forrester and Stephanie Connell go antique-hunting in Brackley, Northamptonshire, before heading to Stratford-upon-Avon for today’s auction. Charlie seeks illumination about the life of Victorian designer Charles Kempe, famous for his stained glass.

Natasha Raskin Sharp looks back at some decorative buys from past episodes, presenting the show from a beautiful country manor house in Scotland. Charlie Ross learns all about the craft of Welsh blankets, and Eric Knowles visits Liverpool's St Georges Hall to admire its incredible interior design.

Christina Trevanion travels to Leominster, where she finds out why the traditional Windsor chair has stood the test of time. With expert help on hand from Kate Bliss and Jonathan Pratt, the red and blue teams compete to see who can buy the most profitable three items to take to auction.

We all know that Eric Knowles is potty about pots, and in this Bargain Hunt ceramics special he looks at some of the best pottery and porcelain bought by the red and blue teams and sees how they fared when they went under the hammer. Eric has plenty of tips on the latest trends and advice on what to look out for, and he is in his element when he visits the World of Wedgwood to look at pieces of ceramic history potted by Josiah Wedgwood, which were the start of a legacy that has continued throughout the centuries.

Natasha Raskin Sharp and experts Roo Irvine and Philip Serrell search for antiques in Wrexham, before heading to Lichfield for today’s auction. Natasha hears the fascinating story behind a famous painting.

Charlie Ross looks back at some of the most interesting 999-themed items bought by the teams, and offers advice on how to spot a bargain yourself. Just what the doctor ordered!

Eric Knowles visits Kings Lynn, with experts Caroline Hawley and Mark Stacey on hand to assist the reds and blues as they compete to see who can make the most profit on three items purchased at Norfolk’s largest antiques centre. Eric also chats to Caroline about her personal collection of favourite things.

Bargain Hunt serves up a feast of food- and drink-related antiques as Christina Trevanion revisits some of the best foodie finds bought by our red and blue teams, then washes it all down when they go under the hammer at auction. Natasha Raskin Sharp learns about the history of the humble hotdog, Charlie Ross churns out some cheese, and Anita Manning shines up some sterling silver cutlery.

Eric Knowles learns how to get started as a metal detectorist. The reds and blues are on the hunt for some profits with help from experts Charles Hanson and Nick Hall, but will they pass Eric’s challenge?

Natasha Raskin Sharp delves into the archives to look back at some of the famous faces who have donned the Bargain Hunt fleece. The show comes from Edinburgh, where many top celebrities have trodden the boards in the past. Natasha also tours the country, meeting some of the show's favourite experts and auctioneers. Anita learns all about autograph collecting, and Charlie gets an insight into some iconic movie posters that were found in a rather unusual place.

Christina Trevanion heads to Leominster with experts Kate Bliss and Jonathan Pratt and the red and blue teams. Christina also visits an astonishing collection of milk bottles and speaks to the collector who curated them.

Charlie Ross is in Northamptonshire with experts Thomas Forrester and Stephanie Connell and the teams, who then head to Stratford-upon-Avon for today’s auction. Charlie is also going to pot as he discovers the canal community's favourite type of earthenware.

Eric Knowles heads to the Norfolk’s biggest antiques centre. With expert help on hand from Caroline Hawley and Mark Stacey, the red and blue teams compete in King's Lynn to see who can buy the most profitable three items to take to auction. Eric visits Trues Yard Museum to find out about King's Lynn’s once vibrant fishing community.

Natasha Raskin Sharp and experts Roo Irvine and Philip Serrell search for antiques in Wrexham before heading to Lichfield for today’s auction. Away from the hunt, Natasha discovers the history of St Giles Church.

Christina Trevanion is in Leominster in Herefordshire, where the red and blue teams receive expert guidance from Kate Bliss and Jonathan Pratt as they buy three items to take to auction. Christina also meets an expert on medals and militaria, and discovers some family history of her own.

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

Charlie Ross and experts Thomas Forrester and Stephanie Connell join the red and blue teams to go antiques hunting in Brackley, Northamptonshire, before heading to Stratford-upon-Avon for today’s auction. Charlie discovers a unique collection of old locomotives, including the last steam loco to be built in Britain.

Natasha Raskin Sharp is in Wrexham with experts Roo Irvine and Philip Serrell and the teams, before they all head to Lichfield for today’s auction. Natasha also meets the man who has the most toy buses on the planet.

Eric Knowles is in King's Lynn with experts Caroline Hawley and Mark Stacey and the teams. Eric is shown a unique collection of paperknives before they go under the hammer.

Christina Trevanion is in Leominster with experts Kate Bliss and Jonathan Pratt and the red and blue teams. Christina also reveals a menacing-looking mystery antique with a surprising use.

Eric Knowles visits Birmingham Assay Office to discover how hallmarking works in the 21st century. The red and blue teams are on the hunt for profits in Long Marston with help from experts Charles Hanson and Nick Hall.