Antiques Road Trip - Season 25

It’s a brand new trip with antiques experts Raj Bisram and Irita Marriott. Follow their adventure around Suffolk and Norfolk.

It’s the second leg with antiques experts Raj Bisram and Irita Marriott. Who will make the most at auction on this leg of the trip?

Raj and Irita head to Oxfordshire and the Cotswolds in search of antique treasures, and it's biscuit tins v bed warmers at the auction.

Raj and Irita delight in Devonshire, where cream teas and antique treasures are on the menu. Our pair dig up some wooden toys, prized pottery and very shiny things to sell.

Raj and Irita embrace their inner pirate as they plunder the shops of Cornwall. But who will be walking the plank at the end of their final auction?

Another antiques adventure for experts Charles Hanson and Natasha Raskin Sharp, travelling through Northumberland in the oldest motor ever to grace the Road Trip.

Charles Hanson and Natasha Raskin Sharp are in Yorkshire finding treasures on a double-decker bus. Some rare Dutch tiles excite the Stroud bidders.

After a meal of Yorkshire puds, Charles tries to play cricket in an antiques shop much to Natasha’s dismay. A gamble buy makes a fortune at a Worcestershire auction.

In Lincolnshire, Charles spends a fortune and bakes a cake, while Natasha gambles on a rare plate and comes across a Nigerian prince in the most unlikely of places.

Charles Hanson has money to spend and an eye for expensive antiques, while Natasha Raskin Sharp decides to buy a grumpy girl. Who will take the Road Trip crown?

Margie Cooper and Tim Medhurst start their Cumbrian antiques adventure in a camper van. A very rare jug and a 150-year-old locket go to auction, but will ‘Tiny Timmy’ steal the show?

Tim Medhurst and Margie Cooper tour the Lakes in a camper van. Tim becomes besotted with a Victorian lady, and Margie hears a very fishy tale, but diamonds excite at auction.

Road trip becomes boat trip as Tim and Margie set sail for the Isle of Man. Expect a horse-drawn tram, a bargain corkscrew and a sought-after souvenir from the Ivory Coast.

Margie Cooper and Tim Medhurst’s camper van takes them to Lancashire. An animal-themed shopping spree sees a donkey, leopard, dog and horse head to a Derbyshire auction.

Tim Medhurst and Margie Cooper shop for a final time, stuffed with celebratory bakewell tarts. A bulldog gong and an old toy do battle at the final auction. Who will take the crown?

Roo Irvine is joined by rookie road tripper Mark Hill for an antiques hunt around Scotland. A grisly tale gives one expert nightmares, but Japanese porcelain is a dream buy for the other.

Roo Irvine and Mark Hill are in the Highlands. A rare piece of glass and a charming penny bank go under the gavel, and one of Scotland’s strongest men helps the pair on their way.

Roo Irvine and Mark Hill continue their Scottish jaunt. There’s hope a naked torso will excite bidders, while the mystery of Indian soldiers in the Cairngorms is investigated.

Roo Irvine and Mark Hill scour the Highlands and Islands for antiques. A leather case hides a secret and reveals a profit for one expert, and some 1950s fun excites the other.

The Isle of Skye hosts Roo and Mark on their final trip together. A sweet bonbon dish and a collection of glass go to auction, while we discover a clan chieftain’s secret weapon.

Sunny south Wales plays host to Izzie Balmer and James Braxton as they embark on a new road trip. Izzie gambles on a 1920s contraceptive device, while James buys something Egyptian.

Izzie Balmer and James Braxton visit Wales and Shropshire to buy a rare item from 1832. Expect stories of forbidden love and a forgotten Welsh cycling hero.

Izzie Balmer and James Braxton pilot their classic car to north Wales, where they become avian admirers, nautical navigators and go bonkers for bamboo.

James Braxton and Izzie Balmer hunt for profit-making antiques in Snowdonia. James finds time to slip into chainmail, and Izzie learns about a beefy local legend.

James Braxton and Izzie Balmer head to south Wales for their final outing. A piece of 1960s silver means gold for one road tripper. Expect cute dogs, magpie tendencies and a peacock.