Lovejoy

Lovejoy gets kicked out of his rented cottage because Freddy the Phone, his landlord (aka Frederick Arthur Haig Montgomery Wavell Reeve), owes back taxes.

Lovejoy enlists Jane's naive assistance to rig a dealers' ring and inflate the price of his painting at auction. Matron, Gideon, and Henry the Hearse join in, but things quickly go awry.

Lindsey Parry-Davies, a leading violinist, wants Lovejoy to arrange for his Stradivarius to be touched up so that it will pass as a fake.

Charlie Gimbert returns home from overseas, popping up again in a new and unlikely role as manager to Murray McNally.

A family struggling to pay death duties needs Lovejoy's help to raise the wind.

A retired senior Air Force officer wants Lovejoy to sell his large and remarkable collection of Jewish antiques.

On a visit to Frankie's scrap yard Lovejoy acquires an ancient cannon.

In the latest of a series of antique shop 'ram-raids', a table Lovejoy has left with another dealer is smashed.

Jim Leonard resurfaces, wanting Lovejoy's help with a harmless little scam to catch a famous dealer.

The Lovejoy Antiques team is in Ireland looking for new stock and also hoping to find a painting by Jack Butler Yeats.

The Lovejoy Antiques team is in Brighton, scouring the town for a really grand set of old china.

Jamie, an old friend of Lovejoy's, turns up on his doorstep needing help with an urgent problem.

Lovejoy makes an exhibition of his 'sixth sense' for antiques on a television program.