Name: Antiques Road Trip
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Description: The Antiques Road Show experts take off this season in some great cars, including a '60s-era Jaguar and a 1976 Triumph Stag. Their travels take them to the coast of Wales, Staffordshire, Kent, Liverpool and other destinations where they uncover treasures including an antique pond yacht, Cantonese jardinières, an unusual collection of medals and much more.

The Antiques Road Show experts take off this season in some great cars, including a '60s-era Jaguar and a 1976 Triumph Stag. Their travels take them to the coast of Wales, Staffordshire, Kent, Liverpool and other destinations where they uncover treasures including an antique pond yacht, Cantonese jardinières, an unusual collection of medals and much more.

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Veteran antiquers Charlie Ross and James Braxton start out amidst the hop gardens and orchards of Kent. They drive around in a bright red classic Alfa Romeo, visiting some of the county's finest antique shops. Along the way, they explore a cold war submarine and discover how Pocahontas came to Kent, before arriving at an auction in Washington, West Sussex.

Charlie Ross and James Braxton, Day 1

Charlie Ross and James Braxton visit Sussex, Surrey and Hampshire. Keep your eyes peeled for a rare bit of wildlife! Charlie, James and their little Red Alfa, called Nelly, take in some of the finest Roman mosaics in Britain and discover the story of an Arts and Crafts masterpiece, before whizzing towards a Wokingham auction.

Charlie Ross and James Braxton, Day 2

James Braxton and Charlie Ross are shopping their way from Buckinghamshire to the Cotswolds. Charlie buys something he calls "ghastly," and James makes a purchase purely on his sense of smell. But will these strange strategies pay off at the auction? They also take a trip along the towpath of the Grand Union Canal and find out about the incredible work of the codebreakers of WWI.

Charlie Ross and James Braxton, Day 3

Charlie Ross and James Braxton enjoy the West Country and acquire antiques along the way. James hopes an antibacterial purchase will see him clean up at auction, while Charlie invites a dealer to join him for Christmas dinner -- so long as she brings her Edwardian silver candlesticks. They also take in a visit to a gothic cathedral and discover the story, and taste, of Porlock Bay oysters.

Charlie Ross and James Braxton, Day 4

It's the last leg of the journey for Charlie Ross and James Braxton, and they visit antique shops in Somerset, Devon and Dorset and enjoy a quick dip in the waters of the 'English Riviera.' The competition will be decided by the final lots -- James has invested in 'the power of cute,' while for Charlie, sticking to what he knows best, it's brown furniture.

Charlie Ross and James Braxton, Day 5

Seasoned antiquers, Anita Manning and Charles Hanson, head out in a Triumph Stag, hunting out hidden gems in the shops of West Scotland. On the way they find out about Glasgow's famous fire-fighting dog and discover how the area once had the biggest sewing machine factory in the world, before ending at an auction in Hamilton. Who will claim victory -- the playful beagle or the peasant woman?

Charles Hanson and Anita Manning, Day 1

Anita Manning and Charles Hanson tour the Kingdom of Fife where Charles falls for an old teddy and Anita loses her heart to Shakespeare. And in the Scottish borders, Charles Hanson goes on the trail of Hawick's motorcycle racing legend Jimmie Guthrie. Then, Anita fancies a fish tea and Charles can't resist the lure of the River Tweed. But who will land a good catch at auction in Dumfries?

Charles Hanson and Anita Manning, Day 2

A jaunt in the Lake District takes Anita Manning and Charles Hanson to Keswick, Kendal, Cockermouth and Penrith. Time is on Anita's side when she fancies a brass-faced Glasgow-style clock. Anita also picks up an unlikely date in one antique shop while Charles walks out with a King Charles Spaniel. And Charles is beefed up when he takes on a champion wrestler in a fight.

Charles Hanson and Anita Manning, Day 3

While Charles Hanson plays it canny in Edinburgh, Anita Manning blows every penny of her budget. Exchanging four wheels for three, Anita splashes out on a vintage pink girls' trike while Charles takes tea, 18th century style. Anita learns the difference between Scottish and English remembrance poppies at the factory where they are made, and Charles gets a lesson in tartan weaving.

Charles Hanson and Anita Manning, Day 4

In Scotland, Charles Hanson comes back with a sporran while Anita Manning revives the Auld Alliance with some expensive French transactions. Anita is reduced to tears by Charles' attempts to master the local lingo. It's a final fling on this Caledonian buying adventure but who will be on their last legs at the auction over the border in North Shields?

Charles Hanson and Anita Manning, Day 5

Experts Paul Laidlaw and Margie Cooper, in a Morris Minor, start their travels in Lincolnshire. Margie visits a haunted antique shop, and also buys a bevy of antiques, including a large Royal Dux figurine. Paul hunts for militaria and picks up some interesting plunder. While Margie heads back to school in Barton-upon-Humber, Paul finds out about the origins of a chewy cake in Pontefract.

Paul Laidlaw and Margie Cooper, Day 1

Paul Laidlaw and Margie Cooper kick things off in medieval York in a Morris Minor. Paul learns about the 'father of aviation,' while Margie hears about a 19th century beast wrestler who championed British wildlife. Hoping to repeat his £20,000 success last season, Paul has high hopes for a mysterious little Islamic pot. Margie's on the right track when she secures a deal on a Hornby trainset.

Paul Laidlaw and Margie Cooper, Day 2

The rain fails to dampen Paul Laidlaw and Margie Cooper's spirits in Scarborough. Paul hears about a WWI hero who continued to spend a fortune on collectibles while under fire. Margie heads to Whitby to find out about local sailors who went to sea in birds' nests. Has Paul gambled too much and allowed Margie to catch his lead?

Paul Laidlaw and Margie Cooper, Day 3

Paul Laidlaw blows a massive horn while Margie Cooper goes totally bananas in a hothouse at Chatsworth House. On the way Paul gets excited about bus conductors while Margie sweetens the deal with a very peculiar honey separator. Paul's vast knowledge of militaria helps him find an unusual collectible from WWI, and Margie hopes a gruesome find will attract big bids.

Paul Laidlaw and Margie Cooper, Day 4

It's the final outing for antiquers Margie Cooper and Paul Laidlaw. Margie goes into hiding, picks up a pair of binoculars and hunts for rare birds. Paul has ditched the Morris Minor, taking to two wheels and a penny-farthing. The big battle comes down to the little lots at auction -- Margie's Victorian miniature shoes against Paul's tiny toy gun. Who'll be crowned champion of this Road Trip?

Paul Laidlaw and Margie Cooper, Day 5

Raj Bisram and Catherine Southon start off their first Road Trip together in Cambridge and with £200 each in their pockets. Catherine falls for an 18th century silk tapestry and discovers a delightful Victorian letter seal. Meanwhile, Raj punts for a Francis Flint print and some silver candelabras.

Catherine Southon and Raj Bisram, Day 1

Raj Bisram and Catherine Southon begin today's trip in Norwich. A detour to Swaffham has Raj learn about the quaint market town's unlikely connection to Tutankhamun. And Catherine hears about the region's ferocious warrior queen, the legendary Boudica. Raj blows almost his entire budget, while Catherine purchases a little silver skier for a few pounds but attracts big bids at auction.

Catherine Southon and Raj Bisram, Day 2

This time round, Catherine Southon gets to the point with a propelling pencil while Raj Bisram hopes to get ahead at auction with some 19th century Italian hatpins. Detours around East Anglia allow Catherine to learn how melons have helped to save millions of lives while Raj meets an endangered horse with a significant history in these parts.

Catherine Southon and Raj Bisram, Day 3

Catherine Southon and Raj Bisram head to the land of Bakewell Tarts and strong blue cheese in beautiful Derbyshire. Catherine hopes 19th century French Opera glasses will hit the right note at auction, while Raj thinks some tin-based Royal memorabilia will attract big bids.

Catherine Southon and Raj Bisram, Day 4

Catherine Southon and Raj Bisram embark on their last Road Trip. Catherine hopes to be top dog with two porcelain Staffordshire poodles, while Raj has pinned his hopes on a spinning globe. However, it's the battle over a Scottish snuff mull that both experts are attracted to. In what is possibly the closest contest ever seen on Antiques Road Trip, who will be crowned champ?

Catherine Southon and Raj Bisram, Day 5

New Road Tripper Tim Medhurst and veteran Christina Trevanion squeeze into an MG Midget and hit the puddles of a rather rainy southwest of England. Christina travels at high speed on a historic rescue boat developed by Lawrence of Arabia while Tim aims for the sky to tell the story of unsung hero, early aviator Bertram Dickson.

Christina Trevanion and Timothy Medhurst, Day 1

Experienced road tripper Christina Trevanion and her new travelling companion Tim Medhurst continue cavorting round the southwest. Christina goes caving to uncover the little-known story of maturing cheddar cheese before setting her sights on a very old egg. Tim, meanwhile, has a lesson in fire fighting. An emu, a kangaroo and a frog all head to Exeter to go under the gavel.

Christina Trevanion and Timothy Medhurst, Day 2

Tim Medhurst and Christina Trevanion's Antiques Road Trip reaches its third leg. While rookie Tim continues his tobacco habit with a Boer War pipe, Christina offers a sermon from behind a Victorian lectern. Touring the counties of Somerset and Devon, Tim scales a 500-foot cliff while Christina climbs a wardrobe. Which of them will reach dizzy heights at auction?

Christina Trevanion and Timothy Medhurst, Day 3

Our antiques experts go equestrian in the New Forest. After an encounter with some wild ponies, Christina Trevanion turns farrier while Tim Medhurst buys a horse hoping to gallop after her. Christina's still ahead, but will a George III commode help her along or prove an obstacle? And will Tim's soggy bottom slow him down? And the joys of driving a convertible classic car are revealed!

Christina Trevanion and Timothy Medhurst, Day 4

It's the final stretch, and Tim Medhurst is trailing in Christina Trevanion's wake. Tim gets to ring some very big bells, Christina harks back to the utility furniture of the war and post-war era. Coin expert Tim finally buys a coin, and it costs him a mint. Magpie Christina stocks up on silver, diamonds and rubies. Whose treasure trove will be worth a king's ransom at the final auction?

Christina Trevanion and Timothy Medhurst, Day 5

A new antiques adventure for Charles Hanson and Margie Cooper in the Scottish Highlands. Will Charles buy a 19th century winged angel's head or a huge bronze bear? Meanwhile, Margie considers a large majolica cheese dome, but will it be a stinker at auction? At auction in Aberdeen, Charles's Edwardian teaspoons go against Margie's Victorian mirror. Who will be crowned today's winner?

Charles Hanson and Margie Cooper, Day 1

Charles Hanson and Margie Cooper continue their Road Trip in Scotland, pointing their classic car towards an auction in the Borders. A pre-Raphaelite woman catches Margie's eye, and a Russian hallmark attracts Charles - could it just possibly be Faberge?

Charles Hanson and Margie Cooper, Day 2

Charles Hanson and Margie Cooper are cruising through Northumberland and Tyne and Wear. Charles buys a straw pipe from the Napoleonic era while Margie springs for a mysterious brass object -- but it's a gamble as no one knows what it actually is. Charles is advised on how to use a sword when dancing, and Margie appreciates unlikely works of art produced by coal miners in the 1930s.

Charles Hanson and Margie Cooper, Day 3

It's an antiques escapade through Yorkshire for Margie Cooper and Charles Hanson. Charles uncovers some legal papers dating back some 400 years. Margie hasn't had much success at auction, but hopes a large album of WWII maps will find her a big profit. Margie detours to a very dark barn before enjoying some tasty rhubarb crumble.

Charles Hanson and Margie Cooper, Day 4

It's the final leg and, as they steer their classic car through Yorkshire, Margie Cooper trails in the wake of Charles Hanson's lead. Charles spends as much of his money as possible, and Margie finds a crib that's much more within budget. The final auction in Harrogate is the last chance for Margie to beat Charles. Will it be the U-boat binoculars or the Victorian lamp that decides the winner?

Charles Hanson and Margie Cooper, Day 5

Catherine Southon and Paul Laidlaw squeeze into a very small classic car on their latest antiques hunting adventure, starting off deep in the Sherwood Forest. These two treasure seekers are old chums, who've battled it out before. Can Catherine's cold painted peacock attract higher bids that Paul's porcelain God of Mars?

Paul Laidlaw and Catherine Southon, Day 1

Catherine Southon and Paul Laidlaw are motoring their open-topped roadster along the byways of Worcestershire, Herefordshire, Powys and Gloucestershire. Paul buys some handcuffs while Catherine picks up some cute puppies. Our pair also take in a tour of one of Britain's finest little Norman churches and discover the story of the lost art of Worcester glove manufacturing.

Paul Laidlaw and Catherine Southon, Day 2

Catherine Southon and Paul Laidlaw, plus their shiny, red roadster, are shopping their way from Wrexham to the Black Country. Paul bags himself a 'banker' piggy bank, while Catherine opts for something distinctly oriental. They also take a trip across the world's tallest aqueduct and find out about the incredible Victorian tile boom in Jackfield.

Paul Laidlaw and Catherine Southon, Day 3

Catherine Southon and Paul Laidlaw take a trip to Birmingham, where there are more canals than in Venice. Paul takes a water taxi and uncovers a grisly find that features gallows and a hanged man, and Catherine picks up a Cartier lighter at a bargain price. They also discover the story of the real 'Peaky Blinders' and the Elizabethan carpenter who was canonised for his crafty priest hides.

Paul Laidlaw and Catherine Southon, Day 4

Catherine Southon and Paul Laidlaw take their red roadster all the way from Sherwood Forest to a corner of Worcestershire. Along the way, they visit Shakespeare's birthplace in Stratford upon Avon to find out about a Black, American, and Bard-inspired 19th century actor. Expect mind games, French games, rugby football games and drama!

Paul Laidlaw and Catherine Southon, Day 5

Experts Arusha 'Roo' Irvine and James Braxton are braving the snow to find the choicest antiques, travelling up the East Coast from Northumberland to Edinburgh in a '66 Mustang. Roo falls in love with one of her purchases and decides to wear it, while James springs for something distinctly lavatorial. But will they be feeling flush after the auction in Leith?

James Braxton and Arusha Irvine, Day 1

Roo Irvine and James Braxton are journeying in their '66 Mustang from Cumbria to Liverpool. on a mission to find the best deals and perhaps a spot of lunch. Roo has a hankering for some curious military items and some of her favourite glassware, while James finds something that'll help him attain the perfect physique. But will they be feeling buff at the auction in Liverpool?

James Braxton and Arusha Irvine, Day 2

Roo Irvine and James Braxton scour the shops of Liverpool and Manchester, on the lookout for beautiful old things. En route, we hear the David and Goliath story of women's football at the turn of the 20th century and, in Liverpool, uncover the history of black seafarers. James makes a beeline for some brass and copper tea making equipment, while Roo is smitten by an enormous piece of ceramic.

James Braxton and Arusha Irvine, Day 3

Experts Roo Irvine and James Braxton meander through the Midlands, on the lookout for cool antiques. On the way, Roo finds out how Stockport became a major producer of hats, and James gets experienced the sport of Harness Racing. Roo has to make her money go a long way this time and takes a shine to some carriage lamps, while James meets his namesake and haggles over a big box of fossils.

James Braxton and Arusha Irvine, Day 4

It's the final leg with James Braxton and Roo Irvine, as they head back up the northwest coast. En route, Roo heads far out into Morecambe Bay to look for a local delicacy and James runs away to Blackpool to join the circus. James spends big, picking up some furniture -- and a Michelangelo! And Roo finds an object with equine interest, but will it make enough cash to win the Road Trip title?

James Braxton and Arusha Irvine, Day 5

Long-time expert Philip Serrell is joined in the classic car by newcomer Louise Gostelow. As they travel around the east of England, Phil fishes out some distinctly coastal clobber while Louise sticks with the nautical theme and buys a little yacht. But will it be plain sailing at the auction in Colchester?

Philip Serrell and Louise Gostelow, Day 1

Experts Phillip Serrell and Louise Gostelow take their classic car along the backroads of Essex and Suffolk. Louise gambles every penny, while Phil sees value in a lady's head and a very gruesome torso of a man. And while Phil trades in the car for a steam powered vehicle, Louise visits an Essex farm that changed social care around the world.

Philip Serrell and Louise Gostelow, Day 2

Philip Serrell and Louise Gostelow travel the Lincolnshire countryside in an effort to find the best antiques to take to auction. Phillip finds an antique that's been around the world as well as an old globe. Dog lover Louise finds a very rare King Charles Spaniel -- a jelly mould like no other. It all makes for an exciting auction in Lincoln.

Philip Serrell and Louise Gostelow, Day 3

Experts Phil Serrell and Louise Gostelow are scouring the antique emporiums of Lincolnshire looking for very old things that will make a profit at auction. Louise learns why Bomber Command pilots kept a knife in their boot and always carried a handkerchief. Phil detours from the shops to meet a noisy man in Skegness.

Philip Serrell and Louise Gostelow, Day 4

It's the final outing for Philip Serrell and Louise Gostelow. They've ended up in Sussex and are headed toward the last auction in Brighton. Louise ends up in a beret and, with brush in hand, recreates a very old form of English art. While dog lover Phil shows some serious cat-titude when he ends up learning about the history of some the country's favourite felines.

Philip Serrell and Louise Gostelow, Day 5

Kate Bliss and Paul Laidlaw's trip begins on the southwest coast of Wales with a 1960s classic car and a £200 budget. Some fake currency potentially lands Paul in hot water, while Kate hopes a twin engine fighter plane will see her profits soar. Kate finds herself in the smallest city in the country to learn about its namesake, and Paul uncovers the history of Pembroke's pivotal WWII sea planes.

Paul Laidlaw and Kate Bliss, Day 1

Kate Bliss and Paul Laidlaw forage for antiques across the West Country in a stylish 1960s Volvo. Paul picks up items from around the world. Elsewhere, Kate blows the biggest horn we've ever seen. Then Kate heads to Bristol to hear about a woman who made her fortune plugging holes in ships, while Paul's at sea when he learns the history of the beginnings of the Royal Navy.

Paul Laidlaw and Kate Bliss, Day 2

Kate Bliss and Paul Laidlaw do battle in the antiques emporia of the south coast. Paul plans to crush his opponent's lead with a tank but Kate fights back with a mechanical penguin. Kate visits Portsmouth to find out about a decisive naval confrontation while Paul heads to Southampton to discover how Britain's landscape has been mapped for generations.

Paul Laidlaw and Kate Bliss, Day 3

With only a few pounds separating Kate Bliss and Paul Laidlaw, our experts go for some very risky buys. Both find unusual powder compacts which make for an exciting auction in Brighton. Plus, Paul believes a strange collection of medals will honour him with profits, but will a pricey three figure gamble purchase pay off for Kate?

Paul Laidlaw and Kate Bliss, Day 4

Kate Bliss and Paul Laidlaw's final trip in the 1960s Volvo sees them through Kent. At an incredible auction in Bury St. Edmunds, Suffolk, the Antiques Road Trip record profit is truly smashed, and when the gavel finally goes down one expert is left close to tears.

Paul Laidlaw and Kate Bliss, Day 5

Natasha Raskin Sharp and Charles Hanson go time travelling in southwest Scotland. Charles uncovers a Neolithic hand axe while Natasha voyages into the age of Arctic exploration. Natasha fancies a barrister's gown while Charles follows up the hand axe purchase with a blood-letting knife and a bowl of porridge.

Charles Hanson and Natasha Raskin Sharp, Day 1

Charles Hanson drafts help from his young daughter, but can Natasha Raskin Sharp's buys beat him on his own turf? While the 1969 Morris Minor provides most of the transport, Charles buys a Flying Scotsman, while Natasha takes a trip in the oldest lift shaft in the world. Charles is confident his medieval items found in a riverbed will make him a profit, and Natasha pins her hopes on her bust.

Charles Hanson and Natasha Raskin Sharp, Day 2

On the way to auction showdown in Staffordshire, Charles Hanson visits a museum dedicated to a Prime Minister who liked a man in uniform and Natasha Raskin Sharp hears about an unsung pioneer of early X-ray technology in Birmingham. It's a fight for top position as Natasha tries to hang on to her lead, but it all goes awry when Charles pulls out his three-foot baguette at auction.

Charles Hanson and Natasha Raskin Sharp, Day 3

At auction in Liverpool, Natasha Raskin Sharp is hoping for a big hit with a Sergeant Pepper-style military jacket, while Charles Hanson hopes to sail away with a profit on two maritime-themed stained-glass panels. Our experts detour to learn about some local heroes. For Natasha, it's a story about a didgeridoo, and for Charles, it's a race to drive a steam train from London to Scotland.

Charles Hanson and Natasha Raskin Sharp, Day 4

Nearing journey's end in North Wales, Natasha talks jam and Jerusalem in Anglesey while Charles comes face to face with a very hungry meerkat in Chester. With the auction looming in rural Mold, our experts trawl the antiques emporia for treasures likely to appeal to locals -- a 1930s turf cutter anyone? Each of them hopes they can pull off some Welsh wizardry to seize the week's crown.

Charles Hanson and Natasha Raskin Sharp, Day 5

Christina Trevanion and James Braxton begin the hunt in the Scottish Borders with a '60s Jaguar at their disposal. James resorts to a flashlight as he rummages in the dark for an occasional table, while Christina hopes some silver-plated cutlery will serve up a profit. Then Christina learns about the men who bodyguard the Queen while James retraces the footsteps of a retired naval officer.

James Braxton and Christina Trevanion, Day 1

Christina Trevanion and James Braxton's are in the cold and snowy Trossachs. The 1965 Jaguar takes them to a graveyard in Glasgow where James investigates some ancient treasures, but not before farmer's wife Christina learns why it was the Scots who transformed arable farming.

James Braxton and Christina Trevanion, Day 2

Christina Trevanion and James Braxton start in Levenshulme, Manchester. James has the unusual problem of having too much cash, while Christina struggles with her limited funds, deciding to gamble them on a worn toy train. Also, foodie James finds out about the maverick preacher who became the founding father of vegetarianism and Christina discovers a feat of engineering brilliance in Lancashire.

James Braxton and Christina Trevanion, Day 3

The seaside town of Southport in Merseyside is Christina Trevanion and James Braxton's next stop. Christina dibs her way to a purchase with a Scouting connection and James spends a vast amount of his cash on two Cantonese jardinières -- but with damage to the neck of one, they're a gamble buy.

James Braxton and Christina Trevanion, Day 4

In a very sunny Whitley Bay, Christina Trevanion and James Braxton set off on their finale in the North East of England. Christina buys a Chinese silver bowl to take into battle against six Japanese porcelain teacups James found in rural Northumberland. After their busy buying spree, both experts head to Ayr for a memorable final auction.

James Braxton and Christina Trevanion, Day 5

New expert Arusha 'Roo' Irvine shares a 1976 Triumph Stag with auctioneer and legend Philip 'Phil' Serrell. Together they plot a course from rural Herefordshire to rural Worcestershire. Roo hopes a 300-year-old example of Georgian glass will earn her a profit. Phil calls on the help of his pet pooch to sniff out antiques, only to leave the shop with three canine collectibles in the bag.

Phil Serrell and Arusha Irvine, Day 1

Road Trip regular, Phil Serrell, takes a short trip into Kettering to hear the town's unlikely connection with Jamaica. Arusha 'Roo' Irvine also takes a break from the shops to visit some vaults in Coventry where some incredibly precious silk is kept under lock and key. While he plays a safe bet with a mahogany breakfast table, Roo's all at sea, gambling on an antique pond yacht.

Phil Serrell and Arusha Irvine, Day 2

Roo Irvine and Phil Serrell explore the antique shops of Yorkshire and Derbyshire. Along the way they dig up a bit of coal mining musical history and find out which iconic London building was made from Yorkshire stone. Phil attempts to buy a horse despite a high asking price from its farmer owner. Roo picks up another piece of her favorite glassware.

Phil Serrell and Arusha Irvine, Day 3

Rookie Roo Irvine and Phillip Serrell reach the outlets of Oxfordshire. Will Phil be tempted by yet more tables? Will Roo resort again to Georgian glass? Will the Stratford-Upon-Avon auction supply comedy, tragedy or both? Plus, how the Chipping Norton Scouts re-invented British baseball and the Queen of 19th century science.

Phil Serrell and Arusha Irvine, Day 4

Roo Irvine and Phil Serrell, in a 1970s Triumph, have now reached the glorious Gloucestershire countryside. As they motor through the Cotswolds, Phil picks up a Victorian marmalade cutter, while Roo hopes a small 16th century bronze thimble will earn her a big profit. But who will be victorious at the final auction in Newent?

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