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The teams have a bonnie time bargain-hunting in Edinburgh. Charles Hanson captains the red team, who have cakes on the brain, while Paul Laidlaw leads a team of tartan-troosered blues. Tim Wonnacott takes a trip to Pollock House near Glasgow.
Experts Anita Manning and Mark Stacey help the teams hunt around the Ardingly Antiques and Collectors Fair. Both teams are drawn like magpies to the silverware on offer, while Tim Wonnacott ventures to Bristol to find out what lies behind a mysterious red door.
The bargain hunters are in Lewes, scouring the local antique shops with the help of experts Catherine Southon and Mark Stacey. But when the teams meet, they discover the town is not big enough for the both of them. Tim Wonnacott makes a visit to Polesden Lacey and the former party pad of a wealthy society hostess.
The teams go bargain-hunting in Edinburgh. Charles Hanson leads the red team as two best friends don't see eye to eye on everything, whilst Paul Laidlaw steers his young blue team away from some very old-fashioned items.
The teams head to Ardingly in West Sussex to one of the biggest antiques fairs in the South of England. Anita Manning heads up the red team, a father and daughter pair of writers. For the blues Mark Stacey resorts to an aerobic workout to keep his team warm. Meanwhile, Tim Wonnacott travels to Bristol to discover the history behind Great George, the massive bell inside the Wills Memorial Building.
Bargain Hunt heads to Exeter as Tim Wonnacott presides over two teams of contestants, battling it out to find suitable treasures to sell at auction. Expertise is provided by Philip Serrell and Charles Hanson, and Tim takes a trip to Antony House in Cornwall.
Today the teams are hunting for bargains at the Staffordshire County Showground, although expert Jonathan Pratt guides the bubbly blue team away from a vintage urinal! Meanwhile over in the red corner, David Harper takes control of the boys from RAF Cosford. Presenter Tim Wonnacott travels to Bath to explore the very grand Number One Royal Crescent.
Today the Bargain Hunters descend on Peterborough. Expert Charlie Ross ignores his own advice to the blue team, whereas the reds forget all about Thomas Plant's words of wisdom. Presenter Tim Wonnacott takes time out to visit the Royal Albert Memorial Museum in Exeter.
Today the teams are hunting for bargains at the Edinburgh Fair. Paul Laidlaw struggles to rein in his enthusiastic ladies in blue and Charles Hanson's red team can't remember where to find their last item! Tim travels to Pollok House to investigate a collection of gaming tables.
The teams scour the antiques shops of Lewes in East Sussex. The red team have a few pranks up their sleeves which test Catherine Southon's patience, while Mark Stacey has an easier time championing the blues. Tim Wonnacott travels to Surrey and visits Polesden Lacey, a stunning Elizabethan manor house.
The blue team spend their forty-first wedding anniversary hunting for bargains in the Sussex Weald. Experts Anita Manning and Mark Stacey help the contestants, while Tim Wonnacott visits some impressive animalistic art.
The Bargain Hunt teams head to Staffordshire's County Showground, where both experts face double trouble. David Harper heads up two Toms for the red team, while twin sisters Elizabeth and Rachel are guided by Jonathan Pratt for the blue team. Tim Wonnacott travels to Bath to visit one of the city's greatest architectural delights.
This time on Bargain Hunt, the teams head to Westpoint Fair in Exeter, where the reds run Philip Serrell ragged, leaving Charles Hanson's blues to bicker over a bargain. Tim Wonnacott escapes it all to visit the beautiful Antony House in Cornwall.
Today the Bargain Hunt teams head to Peterborough, aided and abetted by experts Charlie Ross and Thomas Plant. Presenter Tim Wonnacott travels to the Royal Albert Memorial Museum in Exeter to explore Britain's naval heritage.
The Bargain Hunt teams are scour for bargains at the Staffordshire County Showground. Expert Jonathan Pratt guides the 'roller derby' blue team, while David Harper's red team are on an art deco mission. And Tim travels to Bath to explore Number One Royal Crescent.
The Bargain Hunt teams travel to Builth Wells. With the help of experts David Barby and Chris Gower the reds choose with their heads while the blues go with their hearts - but which approach will get the best results? Tim Wonnacott visits the Potteries Museum and Art Gallery in Stoke-on-Trent for a close-up look at some items from the largest hoard of Anglo-Saxon gold ever to be discovered in Britain.
Tim Wonnacott keeps an expert eye on the competing teams as they hunt for bargains in Topsham Antique Centre. Experts Philip Serrell and Charles Hanson offer their advice, and Tim visits historic Antony House in Cornwall.
The East of England Showground in Peterborough plays host to this edition of the antiques challenge. The red team have trouble getting their choices past expert Thomas Plant, and the medics on the blue team have fun doing the rounds with their expert Charlie Ross. Presenter Tim Wonnacott visits the Royal Albert Memorial Museum in Exeter to find out about their extraordinary natural history collection.
Bargain Hunt comes from Lewes in East Sussex, where the competing red and blue teams hit the antiques shops looking for the bargains that could make them a profit at auction. Catherine Southon and Mark Stacey are the experts helping the teams, while Tim Wonnacott visits Polesden Lacey and the former home of a wealthy society hostess.
Bargain Hunt comes from the Edinburgh Fair, where the competing red and blue teams are searching high and low for bargains. Paul Laidlaw captains his sailors in blue, who try trading kisses for bargains, and Charles Hanson shows his footballers in red some fancy footwork of his own. Tim travels to Pollok House to discover the history behind their Spanish art collection.
Derby is the destination for this edition of Bargain Hunt, as Tim Wonnacott oversees the red and blue teams competing to find well-priced antiques and collectables to sell at auction. Expertise comes in the form of Thomas Plant and David Harper, and Tim makes a visit to the Holburne Museum in Bath.
Tim Wonnacott and the Bargain Hunt team are in Peterborough. The red and blue teams compete to get the best buys to take to auction with the help of experts Charlie Ross and Thomas Plant, and Tim visits the Royal Albert Memorial Museum in Exeter.
Today's bargain hunters head to Exeter. Tim Wonnacott oversees proceedings whilst antique experts Philip Serrell and Charles Hanson provide advice to the red and blue teams as they rise to the challenge of trying to make a profit at auction. Tim takes a trip to Antony House in Cornwall.
Tim Wonnacott and the Bargain Hunt crew are in Derby, where the red and blue teams attempt to find keenly priced antiques and collectables to sell at auction. Expertise is provided by Thomas Plant and David Harper, and Tim visits Holburne Museum in Bath.
The Staffordshire County Showground plays host to the bargain hunters. Expert Jonathan Pratt tries to advise the jokey blues whilst the more decisive reds are helped by David Harper. Tim Wonnacott travels to Bath and visits the stunning Georgian delights of Number one Royal Crescent.
Bargain Hunt comes from Derby, where the red and blue teams battle to find antiques and collectibles to take to auction. Thomas Plant and David Harper have their work cut out with two brothers and a set of twins, and Tim Wonnacott visits the Holburne Museum in Bath.
This special charity episode of the antiques challenge offers four London 2012 Olympics and Paralympics medal winners the chance to win a further honour: the elusive and sought-after Bargain Hunt golden gavel. Who will end up on the Bargain Hunt winners' podium? Will it be red team Helen Glover and Samantha Murray or blue team Lee Pearson and Lutalo Muhammad?
The Bargain Hunt crew are in Derby today, where the contestants compete to find antiques and collectables that will make a profit at auction. Thomas Plant and David Harper dazzle us with their expertise while Tim Wonnacott visits the Holburne Museum in Bath.
Bargain Hunt unfolds at a cold and frosty Newark Antiques and Collectors Fair - Tim Wonnacott and the teams have to wrap up warm to comb the stalls for interesting buys. David Barby and Anita Manning provide the expert backup and Tim takes a trip to Bowhill House in Scotland.
In this programme, the teams head to Ardingly in West Sussex to one of the biggest antiques fairs in the south of England. Anita Manning heads up the red team of Louise and Matthew, a pair of musicians. For the blues, Mark Stacey teams up with a couple of animal lovers, Lucy and Bev. Tim travels to Bristol to discover the history behind glassmaking in the area.
The Bargain Hunt teams fight for victory at the antique shops of Lewes in East Sussex. The competition is fierce, with two married couples teaming up as man against wife, while experts Catherine Southon and Mark Stacey attempt to keep some form of order! Presenter Tim Wonnacott travels to Surrey to visit Polesden Lacey, a fascinating Elizabethan manor house laced with treasures.
Bargain Hunt comes from Newark, where the red and blue teams attempt to find keenly priced antiques and collectables to sell at auction. Expertise comes in the form of David Barby and Anita Manning and Tim makes a visit to Bowhill House in the Scottish borders.
