Episode list

Eric Knowles heads to the Antiques and Collectors Fair at Oswestry in Shropshire where two married couples hunt for three items that they think could make a profit at auction

Charlie Ross presents the show from Wetherby Racecourse in Yorkshire and shows off his own collection of auctioneer gavels before attending the auction with the two teams in Darlington.

Danny Sebastian and David Harper help the teams pick out bargains at Epsom Racecourse. With the help of the Bonus Buys, both teams leave with money, but only one pair take home the infamous Golden Gavel.

Charlie Ross presents the show from Kent County Showground and visits a RNLI museum in Chatham. At Raj Bisram's auction, one team makes a small loss while one makes a small profit.

Eric Knowles explores the concept of wabi sabi in Asian-inspired pottery with one of today's experts, Gary Pe. Today's teams head to Rob Lee's auction in Sheffield with the hope of making substantial profits.

Two sets of mums and daughters make up today's teams. Eric Knowles quizzes members of the public on two vintage glasses. At auction, one team makes a profit and one makes a loss.

Anita Manning takes the helm as two teams of couples hunt for antiques around Newmarket Racecourse with John Cameron and Caroline Hawley.

Natasha Raskin Sharp and the team are in Harrogate, Yorkshire to hunt for bargains. Before the auction where one team win the Golden Gavel award, Natasha visits a preserved Victorian Turkish baths.

Best friends take on a mother-and-daughter team, assisted by experts Raj Bisram and Philip Serrell in Harrogate.

Mark Stacey and Gary Pe are the experts helping the reds and blues spend £300. One teams makes a healthy profit and the others are at a loss. Natasha Raskin Sharp visits Grimsthorpe Castle.

Raj Bisram and Philip Serrell are on hand to help two teams find hidden treasures at the antiques fair in Harrogate. Meanwhile, Natasha Raskin Sharp finds out how fellow expert David Harper first started his antiques career.

There's profits all round on today's episode, but only one team walks away with a golden gavel. Before the auction, Charlie Ross has a go at making a Windsor Chair in High Wycombe.

Two teams of senior married couples hunt for bargains around an antiques centre in Cheshire. Before the auction, Eric Knowles takes some time out to learn about ironstone being used in ceramics at Keele University.

Charlie Ross takes the helm as two teams battle it out to make the most profit from their purchases at auction. Also, John Cameron shows Charlie some maritime items from his own personal collection.

Two dad-and-daughter teams are hunting out bargains at Peterborough's Festival of Antiques with the help of Nick Hall and Jonathan Pratt. Eric Knowles pays a visit to Birmingham's Coffin Works Museum.

Eric Knowles and the team are in Cheshire hunting for bargains in an antiques centre. Eric takes time away to learn about the challenging lives of blacksmiths at the Black Country Living Museum.

Natasha Raskin Sharp presents a royal-themed show from Exeter's Westpoint Arena. The Red Team manages to get a £200 reduction on a vintage watch and the Blue Team's expert Catherine Southon manages to break one of her team's items.

Today's teams are shopping at an antiques centre in Elsecar and Anita Manning pops to Sheffield to learn the craft of a cutler before heading to auction in the home of steel.

The teams, headed by Danny Sebastian and John Cameron are drawn to the weird and unusual in Brighton's antique shops. Charlie Ross, meanwhile, learns all about vintage fashion.