Tim Wonnacott presents as two teams go bargain hunting at a massive antiques centre in Glasgow. Experts Mark Stacey and Paul Laidlaw advise the teams, and make some canny purchases themselves.

Tim Wonnacott presents as two teams go bargain hunting at an antiques centre near Perth. Experts Mark Stacey and Paul Laidlaw advise the teams.

Tim Wonnacott presents as two teams go bargain hunting at Clydeside Antiques in Glasgow. Expert advice comes from Mark Stacey and Paul Laidlaw.

Tim Wonnacott presents as two teams of students go shopping at a huge biannual antiques fair in Builth Wells, Wales. Experts David Harper and Paul Laidlaw steer them through the bargains, but the going gets tough when they auction their finds in Mold.

Tim Wonnacott presents as two teams scout the huge antiques fair held bi-annually in Builth Wells before taking their finds to auction in Mold. Experts Paul Laidlaw and David Harper are on hand to advise.

Tim Wonnacott presents as the teams shop at the large antiques fair held twice a year in Builth Wells. With two trusty experts, David Harper and Paul Laidlaw, to help, what could possibly go wrong?

Tim Wonnacott presents as the teams go bargain hunting in Wales at an antiques fair in Builth Wells. Experts Paul Laidlaw and David Harper help them choose what to buy.

Tim Wonnacott presents an all-boys show with a team of painter/decorators against a pair of physiotherapists, searching for bargains in Barnard Castle, County Durham. Experts Charles Hanson and Paul Laidlaw offer advice, but when they get to auction one team is looking for a miracle.

Two teams hunt for bargain antiques with the help of experts Charles Hanson and Paul Laidlaw.

Host Tim Wonnacott visits Beamish Museum near Newcastle-on-Tyne to see the legacy of Frank Atkinson, who attempted to preserve the past for future generations.

Two teams of friends are determined to have lots of fun when they go shopping at an antiques centre in Glasgow. Experts Paul Laidlaw and James Lewis are on hand to offer advice and help spot a bargain or two. Among the items purchased are a pair of mandolins and an unusual cubist plaque. There's a definite buzz in the air at the auction and some very happy contestants.

Presenter Tim Wonnacott also visits Dumfries House and looks at a piece of Chippendale furniture which cost nearly 50 pounds when bought but is now worth up to five million pounds.

A silver guinea holder and a Victorian hydrometer are among the items picked up by bargain hunters at an antiques centre in Glasgow. But will they make a profit when they are sold at auction? Antiques experts Paul Laidlaw and James Lewis are on hand to offer advice.

Presenter Tim Wonnacott takes a trip to Dumfries House and discovers an ornate Chippendale mirror which tickles his fancy.