Bargain Hunt

The reds and the blues are bargain hunting at the Royal Welsh Showground in Builth Wells. Natasha Raskin is presenting, and she is joined by experts Thomas Plant and Kate Bliss.

Before the teams head to the auction in Cardiff, Natasha finds out about the history of Cardiff Bay with local historian James Cowen.

The reds and the blues are bargain hunting at Newbury Showground, set in the beautiful Berkshire countryside. Charlie Ross presents, with experts David Harper and John Cameron on hand to help the teams as they go exploring.

With just one hour to find three items, it's not just Charlie who has an eye for brown furniture. The auctioneer is Thomas Plant, but will it be the reds or the blues who come out on top at the end of the show?

Anita Manning presents from Mona Showground on Anglesey with experts Caroline Hawley and Philip Serrell helping out two teams of friends aim. One team are on the hunt for shabby chic, while the other uncover a very unusual pair of stools.

Anita gets up close with the sheep population of the island and finds out why there has been resurgence in the sale of traditional Welsh blankets.

Natasha Raskin presents from a huge antiques fair in the heart of the Welsh farming community, the Royal Welsh Showground in Builth Wells. Experts Thomas Plant and Kate Bliss are on hand for the teams. As we head over to Cardiff for the auction, will it be the reds or the blues who come out on top? Natasha meets Peter Cox from the Rhayader Museum and Gallery, who has brought along some interesting farming items to show her. But can she guess what they are?

Anita Manning presents from the Mona Showground on Anglesey. Experts Caroline Hawley and Philip Serrell are on hand to help two teams of friends hoping to buy three items that make a profit at auction. Anita meets the sheep population of the island and finds out why there has been a resurgence in the sale of traditional Welsh blankets.

Charlie Ross is at the Newbury Showground, where experts David Harper and John Cameron assist two teams of friends at an Antiques and Collectors Fair. Charlie takes a trip down memory lane with a Mini Cooper S, before a short journey to the Auction where Thomas Plant is on the rostrum. At the end of it all will either team be driving home with any profits?

Eric Knowles presents this edition with experts Charles Hanson and Richard Madley. The teams, made up of a father and daughter and a brother and sister, must both buy three items which will hopefully make them a profit at auction. Eric also takes a look at a 19th-century antique from India with a unique purpose.

Natasha Raskin presents from a huge antiques fair in the heart of the Welsh farming community, the Royal Welsh Showground in Builth Wells. Experts Thomas Plant and Kate Bliss are on hand to help the teams try and find items to take to auction in Cardiff. Natasha is also joined by Peter Cox of the Rhayader Museum and Gallery who brings along some interesting farming items to show her.

Anita Manning presents from the Mona Showground on Anglesey. Experts Caroline Hawley and Philip Serrell are on hand to help the teams find items to take to auction. Anita also discovers the intriguing story of Gaudy Welsh china.

Charlie Ross is in Newbury, where experts David Harper and John Cameron assist two teams in a hunt for bargains in te antique shops of Hungerford. Charlie also explores the Hell-Fire Caves to learn more about the man who built them, before heading to auction where Thomas Plant is on the rostrum.

Natasha Raskin presents from the Royal Welsh Showground as a married couple take on two friends, with Thomas Plant and Kate Bliss providing expert advice.

Charlie Ross is travelling along the Kennet and Avon Canal to Hungerford, where the many antique shops are the setting for today's competition. Experts David Harper and John Cameron are on hand to help out the teams before the auction in Newbury.

Today's location is the Mona Showground on Anglesey. Presenter Anita Manning is in the driving seat and the experts are Caroline Hawley and Philip Serrell. A married couple take on two newlyweds to buy three items that will hopefully make a profit at auction, and they all have their sights on a Golden Gavel. Anita takes the baton to conduct the Holyhead Male Voice Choir and tells the intriguing story of what was known in the 1930s as the world's smallest camera.

Eric Knowles presents this edition with experts Charles Hanson and Richard Madley. The teams, made up of a mother and daughter and best mates, must both buy three items which will hopefully make them a profit at auction. Eric also takes time out to show us a personal antiques collection which took him 40 years to complete.

Natasha Raskin presents from the market town of Newark in Nottinghamshire, where she is joined by experts Kate Bliss and Gary Pe. The teams are made up of two married couples, and each buy three items which they hope will make them a profit at auction. Natasha takes time out to look at the pitfalls of buying a less-than-perfect piece.

Eric Knowles presents and is joined by experts Charles Hanson and Richard Madley. The teams are made up of workmates and a married couple. Eric takes time out to visit a beautiful medieval church, housing dramatic wall paintings which are over 900 years old.

Today's show comes from the market town of Newark in Nottinghamshire.

Natasha Raskin is in the presenting hot seat today, joined by experts Kate Bliss and Gary Pe. The teams are made up of two married couples, each buying three items which will hopefully make them a profit at auction. Natasha enjoys a rare treat when she meets the owner of a beautiful coal lorry from the 1920s.

Presenter Eric Knowles leads the fray in the grounds of Kedleston Hall in Derbyshire, with experts Danny Sebastian and Jonathan Pratt. Two married couples take on each other to buy three items that they hope will make a profit at auction. Eric visits the small village of Eyam to discover how, 350 years ago, the villagers made a daring decision to quarantine themselves, and stop the spread of the plague.

Eric Knowles presents from Ardingly with experts Charles Hanson and Richard Madley. The teams are made up of two married couples, each buying three items which will hopefully make them a profit at auction.

Eric takes time out to see original artefacts relating to Alice's Adventures in Wonderland author Lewis Carroll.

Anita Manning presents from the Hemswell Antiques Centre in Lincolnshire and is joined by experts Christina Trevanion and Nick Hall. A team of best friends take on a young married couple, and each buy three items which they hope will make them a profit at auction. Among the finds are some railway memorabilia and a rare 1930s feminist painting. Anita hears the fascinating story of Operation Fido, one of the most remarkable engineering feats of WWII.

Presenter Natasha Raskin is joined by experts Kate Bliss and Gary Pe. A married couple take on a pair of best friends, and each buy three items which they hope will make them a profit at auction. Natasha also heads into Nottingham to learn about the life of William Booth, the man who created The Salvation Army.

Eric Knowles presents from the grounds of Kedleston Hall in Derbyshire, with experts Danny Sebastian and Jonathan Pratt. Two sets of friends take on each other to buy three items that they hope will make a profit at auction. They all have their sights on a golden gavel but only one team will achieve their goal.

The bargain hunters are racing around the British Motor Museum in Gaydon, Warwickshire. Charlie Ross is in the driving seat and he is joined by experts Richard Madley and Thomas Plant. Before heading over to the auction in Lichfield, Charlie has a pit stop to find out about the fascinating military history of Cannock Chase.

Natasha Raskin presents from the market town of Newark in Nottinghamshire, with experts Kate Bliss and Gary Pe. Two mother and daughter teams battle it out, each buying three items to hopefully make a profit at auction. Natasha takes time out to look at an item with a great story.

Today's location is the Hemswell Antiques Centre in Lincolnshire. Presenter Anita Manning is in the driving seat and the experts are Christina Trevanion and Nick Hall.

A father and daughter take on a mother and daughter to buy three items that will hopefully make a profit at auction, and they all have their sights on a golden gavel. One team falls in love with a handmade dolls house when the other team sets sights on a pair of Edwardian glass eyes. But will their items be a hit with the bidders at the auction?

Anita travels to Sheffield, famous for its cutlery industry, to uncover the story of some pioneering women - the infamous Buffer Girls.

Today's location is in the grounds of Kedleston Hall in Derbyshire. Presenter Eric Knowles leads the fray and the experts are Danny Sebastian and Jonathan Pratt. Two teams of married couples take on each other to buy three items that will hopefully make a profit at auction. One team can't get away from ceramics and the other find an unusual American clock.

Charlie Ross steers today's show, which comes from the British Motor Museum in Warwickshire. Experts Richard Madley and Thomas Plant help the blue and red teams navigate the antique and collectors' fair, before they all head off to the auction in Lichfield. Along the way, Charlie is a little distracted by a cheeky red Austin Healey.

Eric Knowles presents from the grounds of Kedleston Hall in Derbyshire with experts Danny Sebastian and Jonathan Pratt. Two sets of mums and daughters battle it out to buy three items that will hopefully make a profit at auction, while Eric finds out about Derby's industrial heritage. Everyone has their sights on a golden gavel, but only one team will achieve their goal.

Anita Manning presents from Hemswell Antiques Centre in Lincolnshire with experts Christina Trevanion and Nick Hall. There is magic in the air as a magician and his assistant take on a mother and daughter to buy three items that will hopefully make a profit at auction, and they all have their sights on a Golden Gavel. Plus Anita gets her tongue around some local dialect and discovers a stall brimming with eccentric items.

Charlie Ross presents from the British Motor Museum in Warwickshire with experts Richard Madley and Thomas Plant. The red and the blue teams are hunting for miniature cars to take to auction at Lichfield and take home the Golden Gavel.

Anita Manning presents from Hemswell Antiques Centre in Lincolnshire with experts Christina Trevanion and Nick Hall. There is magic in the air as a magician and his assistant take on a mother and daughter to buy three items that will hopefully make a profit at auction, and they all have their sights on a Golden Gavel. Plus Anita gets her tongue around some local dialect and discovers a stall brimming with eccentric items.

Eric Knowles presents from the grounds of Kedleston Hall in Derbyshire with experts Danny Sebastian and Jonathan Pratt. Two sets of mums and daughters battle it out to buy three items that will hopefully make a profit at auction, while Eric finds out about Derby's industrial heritage. Everyone has their sights on a golden gavel, but only one team will achieve their goal.

Eric Knowles presents from the Royal Cornwall Showground with experts Caroline Hawley and Ben Cooper. Two teams of best friends battle it out to buy three items that will hopefully make a profit at auction, and they all have their sights on a Golden Gavel. The Reds are on the hunt for arts and crafts while the Blues uncover weighting scales with a difference.

The teams battle it out in the Shropshire border town of Oswestry. Anita Manning presents, with experts John Cameron and Thomas Plant on hand to help. Christina Trevanion is the auctioneer, and the fall of her gavel decides which team is victorious.

Natasha Raskin Sharp is at the helm as two sisters take on a father and son in Kingston upon Thames. The reds go on a retro journey, while the blues haggle hard. David Harper and Christina Trevanion are on hand to guide the teams, but which of them will make the most profit at the auction in Newbury? Natasha also gets her hands on some evidence from a legendary crime.

Today's location is the Royal Cornwall Showground. Presenter Eric Knowles is at the helm with experts Caroline Hawley and Ben Cooper.

Two teams of best friends battle it out to buy three items that will hopefully make a profit at auction, and they all have their sights on a Golden Gavel.

The Reds discover a table with legs to die for, while the Blues have their sights on all things horse-related. Eric has a close-up encounter with some Cornish wrestlers and tells the story of Newlyn copper.

The teams shop for bargains at the Oswestry Showground in Shropshire, before heading to a very exciting auction in Whitchurch.

Anita Manning presents with John Cameron and Thomas Plant on hand to help and Christina Trevanion as their able auctioneer. But with successes all round, which team will win?

Natasha Raskin Sharp is at the helm as two friends take on a married couple in Kingston upon Thames. The reds go on a journey for 'cool' items, while the blues haggle hard!

David Harper and Christina Trevanion are on hand to guide the teams, but which will make the most profit at the auction in Newbury? Natasha also gets her 19th-century groove on with some antique musical boxes.

Charlie Ross in the presenting saddle as the teams race around Wetherby Racecourse with experts Paul Laidlaw and Philip Serrell. Before heading over to the auction in Darlington, Charlie stops off to find out about the fascinating history of Yorkshire regiment The Green Howards.

Eric Knowles presents from the Royal Cornwall Showground with experts Caroline Hawley and Ben Cooper. Two brothers take on a mother and daughter to buy three items that will hopefully make a profit at auction. The reds meet Woody, the mannequin with a difference, while the blues are on the hunt for silver. Eric investigates the origins of the cream tea and reveals why the trade in early English porcelain had its roots in Cornwall.