Celebrity Antiques Road Trip

Today’s treasure seekers are street dancers Jordan Banjo and Perri Kiely from Britain’s Got Talent winning troupe. Experts James Braxton and Phil Serrell bop along too.

Actors David Bradley and Nigel Harman hit the roads of Oxfordshire and Somerset in search of antique goodies. With experts Natasha Raskin-Sharp and Christina Trevanion.

Comedians Al Murray and Paul Chowdhry go antiquing with experts James Braxton and Natasha Raskin Sharp. Who will have the last laugh at the Buckinghamshire auction?

Stars of stage, screen and Steps, Ian ‘H’ Watkins and Claire Sweeney antique hunt near the Welsh border with James Braxton and David Harper. All are aimed for a Harrogate auction.

The antiques rollercoaster arrives on the Kent coast with showbiz friends Peter Andre and Joe Pasquale. All aboard for hair curling, horse vaulting and a lot of old boules.

Radio presenters Janey Lee Grace and Tim Smith rummage in the Cotswolds with antique experts James Braxton and David Harper.

Stars of stage and screen John Partridge and Anita Harris put friendship aside as they compete to find a bargain antique in Lancashire. What will make them a fortune at auction?

Comedian Russell Kane and presenter AJ Odudu navigate their way around Shropshire looking for antiques. Accompanied by experts Phil Serrell and Margie Cooper.

Presenter Anneka Rice and actor Liz Carr are moseying around the Midlands on a treasure hunt, joined by Phil Serrell and James Braxton, and headed to an auction in Greenwich.

Today’s antique shopping stars are sitcom actors Sherrie Hewson and Tony Maudsley. Hoping to get lucky in Leicestershire are dealer Roo Irvine and auctioneer Tim Medhurst.

BBC Countryfile presenters Charlotte Smith and Tom Heap hit the road in search of antiques with James Braxton and Phil Serrell. Expect ducks, bodgers, a bull and an old friend.

Olympic swimmer Rebecca Adlington OBE and adventurous TV presenter Helen Sketon rummage in the North West with antique experts Roo Irvine and Tim Medhurst.

Best mates, actor Nadia Sawalha and journalist Kaye Adams, visit the antique shops of Edinburgh. Will a rare puppet or the art deco bracelet make the most money at auction?

Actors Sue Johnston and Lisa Riley navigate their way around Merseyside and uncover an exceptional oak chest and a walnut desk. What surprises are in store at auction?

Presenters Rav Wilding and Martel Maxwell plump for a radioactive antique and a grand piano. Which celebrity will be crowned antique champion at the auction in Bolton?

TV presenter Michelle Ackerley and astrologer Russell Grant chum up with Roo Irvine and Phil Serrell in the Home Counties. But who will make the most money at auction in Tring?