Bargain Hunt

The teams scour the antique shops in the beautiful town of Lewes in West Sussex for those all-elusive bargains. Antiques connoisseurs Catherine Southon and Thomas Plant ensure they are in safe hands as they attempt to track down items that will be profitable at auction. Meanwhile, presenter Tim Wonnacott finds something to keep the flies off!

The royal county market town of Hungerford plays host to the two teams of bargain hunters. Once again, they have £300 and one hour to find three items. Antiques experts Kate Bateman and Nick Hall are there to steer them in the right direction, as they seek out hidden treasure. Meanwhile, Tim Wonnacott finds more intriguing antiquities to entice us.

Presenter Tim Wonnacott is joined by experts Anita Manning and Christina Trevanion as they take on the might of the Ardingly antiques fair. With two teams in tow, they battle it out in search of three items to take to the saleroom and make the most profit. Tim comes across an unusual find on his travels, and some surprises unfold at the auction.

The antiques shops and centers of Hungerford play host to the latest batch of intrepid bargain hunters. But with so much to choose from, will three hundred pounds and one hour be enough to get all three items? Experts Kate Bateman and Nick Hall are on hand to ensure they do! Meanwhile, Tim Wonnacott finds something which could be the toast of the town.

The Bargain Hunt teams are in Sussex at the Ardingly Antiques and Collectors' Fair. They need to find, haggle and purchase three unusual or desirable items to sell at auction for profit. Whoever makes the most profit wins! Antique experts Anita Manning and Christina Trevanion are on hand to help and inspire, while presenter Tim Wonnacott is dancing a happy tune.

Collectables experts Catherine Southon and Thomas Plant guide two teams around the antiques shops of Lewes in search of bargains. They need to find three items to sell for profit when their goodies head to the saleroom. Later, presenter Tim Wonnacott and auctioneer Jonathan Pratt have to eat their own words over at the auction when one lot takes them completely by surprise.

Tim Wonnacott and the teams descend on the Berkshire town of Hungerford. With so many antiques shops and arcades, the teams are spoilt for choice! The red and blue teams are joined by their two experts Kate Bateman and Nick Hall who try to zero in on desirable, profitable items. While on his travels, Tim comes across something unusual which is positively eye catching.

A pair of policemen take on some self-styled glamorous grannies. The teams are expertly assisted by Catherine Southon and Thomas Plant as they hunt for bargains in the antiques centers of Lewes. But will the policemen’s detective work pay dividends? Elsewhere, presenter Tim Wonnacott visits an 18-century watermill with an intriguing history.

Two teams of intrepid bargain hunters scour the largest antiques fair in Europe. Ably assisted by experts Natasha Raskin and Paul Laidlaw, the reds and the blues hope to make a profit at auction from their three items. Meanwhile, presenter Tim Wonnacott takes a closer look at a rare snuff box found at the fair. But does he have a nose for a bargain?

There’s drama on the high street of Lewes as a pair of father-and-daughter teams try to find three items that will make a profit at auction. Antiques experts Thomas Plant and Catherine Southon offer their advice and try to calm a few frayed nerves. Elsewhere, Tim Wonnacott points out the special features of a Native American headdress.

Two teams of married couples join Tim Wonnacott on a buying bonanza in Hungerford. The contestants are joined by experts Nick Hall and Kate Bateman who help them find three desirable items in just one hour. Both teams are in for a big surprise at the auction. Meanwhile, Tim tracks down a pair of ornate candlesticks that have an interesting past.

The antique center of Hemswell in Lincolnshire plays host to the red and blue teams, who have a smashing time in more ways than one. Oh dear. They need to find three items to buy cheaply and then sell them for profit at auction. Experts Philip Serrell and Charles Hanson are on hand with a wealth of experience and knowledge, but will the teams take it?

The Royal Highland Centre in Edinburgh plays host to the red and blue teams who attempt to find three bargain purchases which might earn them a profit at auction. Tim Wonnacott is the master of ceremonies, and the teams are guided through the maze of antiques by experts Jonathan Pratt and Caroline Hawley. But can they unearth some hidden treasure amongst the mass of items on offer?

The bargain hunters are on the lookout for three gems at the Ardingly Antique and Collectors Fair in Sussex. Experts Anita Manning and Christina Trevanion are on hand to guide them on their way, although the teams know what they like and are not afraid of a haggle or two. Meanwhile, presenter Tim Wonnacott gets hung up on something special, and intriguing, he finds.

Newark Antiques and Collectors Fair plays host to the Bargain Hunt teams. Tim Wonnacott conducts proceedings and is helped by experts Paul Laidlaw and Natasha Raskin, who compete in trying to bolster profits for the red and blue teams as they head to auction. But will there be a surprise in the saleroom as the items go under the hammer?

The former RAF base of Hemswell in the county of Lincolnshire is the target for the bargain-hunting teams. Winging their way to assist with their aim of landing a golden gavel, where all items sell for profit, are highly decorated experts Philip Serrell and Charles Hanson. Meanwhile, presenter Tim Wonnacott visits a legendary RAF base with an epic tale of World War Two bravery.

Tim Wonnacott and the Bargain Hunt team head to the Royal Highland Centre in Edinburgh in search of unusual items to take to auction in Glasgow. Experts Jonathan Pratt and Caroline Hawley assist the red and blue teams, who have only one hour and £300 to make three purchases in the hope of heading home with a profit. Can they discover any Scottish items to tempt the local bidders?

Tim Wonnacott and the Bargain Hunt teams are at Newark Antiques and Collectors Fair. As the reds and blues scour one of Europe's largest collectable markets, they are guided through the stalls by experts Paul Laidlaw and Natasha Raskin, who attempt to make them a profit. But could there be a surprise in store for one of the teams at the auction?

Tim Wonnacott heads to Ardingly in Sussex, where the Bargain Hunt teams go head-to-head to grab the best finds. Expert Anita Manning leads a red team of friends, while Christina Trevanion heads up a couple of brothers in blue. They need three items to sell for a profit. Later at the auction, there’s a huge surprise as a Bargain Hunt first is revealed.

Tim Wonnacott and the Bargain Hunt teams head to the Royal Highland Centre in Edinburgh. For the reds and the blues, guidance is on hand from antiques experts Jonathan Pratt and Caroline Hawley. Tim stumbles across a culinary coincidence, and auctioneer Natasha Raskin takes to the rostrum in the saleroom. But will there be any shock surprises for our bargain hunters?

The red and blue teams search for bargains at the International Antiques Fair, Newark. They are assisted by experts Natasha Raskin and Paul Laidlaw, who hope to help them to make a profit at auction from their purchases. At the fair, Tim Wonnacott finds two mystery items. But can he work out what they are (and if they are worth any money)?

The reds and blues do battle at the East of England showground, Peterborough. Tim Wonnacott is joined by experts David Harper and Kate Bliss who help the teams find three items in just one hour and with a limited budget. Later, there is some exciting action at the auction, while Tim pays a visit to the birthplace of famed British writer Samuel Johnson.

Bargain Hunt heads to Edinburgh as the red and blue teams scour an antiques fair at the Royal Highland Centre for items to take to auction. Tim Wonnacott leads the way with help from experts Jonathan Pratt and Caroline Hawley. Tim also has a break from antiques and visits the Kelvingrove Art Gallery and Museum in Glasgow to learn more about some French oil paintings.

Europe's largest antiques fair in Newark provides the hunting ground for the teams today. Antique connoisseurs Natasha Raskin and Paul Laidlaw offer their expert advice to the red and the blue teams, who hope to make a profit at auction from their three items. Tim Wonnacott, who has his ear to the ground at the fair, finds some unusual medical models.