Bargain Hunt - Series 37

The red and blue teams search for bargains in the antiques centres of Sawbridgeworth in Hertfordshire. Expert Natasha Raskin enjoys bargain hunting with two self-confessed shopaholics, while Charlie Ross has his hands full with his blue team. Tim Wonnacott uncovers a Victorian pencil case.

The search for bargains continues on the island of Anglesey in Wales. The Bargain Hunt teams get expert help from Christina Trevanion and Paul Laidlaw and there are a few surprises at the auction.

It is a family affair in Newark, as the reds and the blues scour one of the largest fairs in Europe for three items to sell at auction, aided by experts Chris Gower and Anita Manning. Tim Wonnacott shares a tip for spotting bargain jewellery.

The red and blue teams head to the Three Counties Showground in Malvern in search of bargains. On hand to help out are experts David Harper and Caroline Hawley, whilst Tim Wonnacott takes time out to visit the Artillery Museum in London, where he finds a handful of items that once belonged to famous wartime figures.

Europe's largest antiques fair, held in Newark, plays host to the Bargain Hunters. Chris Gower and Anita Manning are the experts on hand to help seek out items to take to auction. As ever Tim Wonnacott presides over the action and keeps his eye on the clock as the teams look for three items to take to auction in just one hour.

Armed with £300 and only 60 minutes to buy three items, the Bargain Hunt teams head out to the antique-rich town of Leominster. With experts Caroline Hawley and David Harper for back-up, the reds and blues won't be short on knowledge and know-how either! Tim Wonnacott shows us that he's a bit of a coracle oracle.

Tim Wonnacott and the Bargain Hunters head to the island of Anglesey in Wales. Experts Christina Trevanion and Paul Laidlaw help our red and blue teams to spot items that have the potential to make a profit at auction. Presenter Tim Wonnacott presides over the action at the Mona Showground and also at the auction in Knutsford.

Two teams search for bargains in the antiques centres of Sawbridgeworth in Hertfordshire. Tim Wonnacott presides and keeps a watchful eye on the red and blue teams as they look for items to take to auction. Antiques expertise is provided by Charlie Ross and Natasha Raskin.

Presenter Tim Wonnacott and two teams of bargain hunters comb Newark Antiques Fair in their quest for profit. The teams are given guidance by experts Chris Gower and Anita Manning.

Two teams of bargain hunters head out into the fields of the Norfolk showground in an attempt to unearth three treasures in sixty minutes with three hundred pounds. On hand to lend their antiques expertise are the canny Caroline Hawley and terrific Thomas Plant. Meanwhile, Tim Wonnacott finds a sweet little oriental oddity.

Tim Wonnacott presents from Devon as the teams attempt to buy antiques and collectables to be sold at auction. Expertise comes in the form of Kate Bliss and David Harper, whose aim it is to ensure their teams make a profit.

The Bargain Hunt team heads to Norfolk, looking for interesting items to sell at auction. Tim Wonnacott presides, and experts Caroline Hawley and Thomas Plant provide the contestants with invaluable help and advice.

Tim Wonnacott and the teams travel across the Menai Strait to Anglesey. Aided by experts Christina Trevanion and Paul Laidlaw, they hunt through the fair to find those elusive bargains in the hope of making a profit at auction. Tim Wonnacott visits Firepower: The Royal Artillery Museum in Woolwich.

Tim Wonnacott and the Bargain Hunt team head to an antiques centre in the Herefordshire town of Leominster in search of unusual items to take to auction. Experts David Harper and Caroline Hawley assist the red and blue teams, who have only sixty minutes and £300 to make three purchases in the hope of making a profit.

The red and blue teams head for the antiques centres of Sawbridgeworth in search of a bargain or three. With help from experts Natasha Raskin and Charlie Ross, the teams face consternation, animation and even balloon inflation. Tim Wonnacott describes a box with a hidden purpose.

The bargain hunters head over to Norfolk, home of the Broads. Both red and blue teams hope to fashion themselves a victory, dance off with the dosh and go for golden gavel glory. Aiding them in their quest are experts Caroline Hawley and Thomas Plant. Meanwhile, Tim Wonnacott finds something to bellow about.

Tim Wonnacott and the Bargain Hunt team head to Dorking in Surrey in search of unusual items to take to auction. Experts Thomas Plant and Claire Rawle are on hand to assist the red and blue teams. Tim Wonnacott finds an ingenious antique oddity.

The red and blue teams travel to the Westpoint Arena in Exeter for more bargain hunting. Experts David Harper and Kate Bliss are in fine fettle as they assist the teams on their search for some top bargains to take to auction. Presenter Tim Wonnacott visits A La Ronde, a fascinating house with extremely interesting objects in Devon.

Tim Wonnacott presides over the red and blue teams in Malvern as they attempt to find three items to take to auction in the hope of making a profit. Expertise comes in the form of Caroline Hawley and David Harper.

Together with experts Thomas Plant and Claire Rawle the teams are ready to race around Epsom's antiques fair, on the hunt for three items to sell at auction. Meanwhile, Tim Wonnacott sheds light on a medallion-filled wooden box.

Guided by experts Chris Gower and Anita Manning, the red and blue teams scour Newark for three items to sell at auction. A reclining chair, novelty cigarette lighter and a Scandinavian brooch are among the items snapped. Presenter Tim Wonnacott spots a hefty desk which he thinks is a great buy.

Tim Wonnacott presides over the red and blue teams at an antiques centre in Leominster, Herefordshire, as they attempt to find interesting items to sell at auction. Experts David Harper and Caroline Hawley provide the contestants with invaluable help and advice.

Tim Wonnacott presides over the red and blue teams at the Norfolk showground, as they attempt to find interesting items to sell at auction. Experts Caroline Hawley and Thomas Plant provide the contestants with invaluable help and advice. Tim Wonnacott takes us to the Isle of Wight without even leaving Norfolk.

Tim Wonnacott presides over two mother-and-daughter teams as they scour the high street for some bargains in Dorking, Surrey. Aided by experts Thomas Plant and Claire Rawle, will they be able to make a profit at auction? Tim Wonnacott finds an unusual carving that poses a few questions.

The red and blue teams travel across the Menai Strait to Anglesey. Expert Christina Trevanion enjoys a bit of madness with the reds while Paul Laidlaw and the blues have a fetish for lights! Tim Wonnacott takes a look at a Victorian letter rack and some rather cool sunglasses.

In Devon, the reds and blues attempt to buy antiques and collectables to be sold at auction. Tim Wonnacott presides and expertise comes in the form of Kate Bliss and David Harper. Tim also finds time to visit A la Ronde, a unique 16-sided house in Exmouth.

The creative reds take on the sporty blues, aided by experts Caroline Hawley and Thomas Plant. The teams scour the Norfolk showground for three items to take to auction, while Tim Wonnacott finds a trio of interesting silver objects.

Tim Wonnacott presents a special show from Leominster in Herefordshire as two teams of former Golden Gavel winners, teams who made a profit on all three items at auction, are let loose in the town's antiques emporiums. Experts Caroline Hawley and David Harper preside over events and attempt to guide their teams to another victory. Meanwhile, Tim Wonnacott shows what oddities can be found in just five minutes, if you know what to look for!

The red and blue teams have fun as they search out bargains at the Westpoint Arena in Exeter, with experts David Harper and Kate Bliss on hand to spread the joy. Presenter Tim Wonnacott talks about three very interesting pieces of silver from around the world.

Once again we're under starter's orders as two teams of bargain hunters head out to Epsom in an attempt to find three items with three hundred pounds. Hoping to make their hour a happy one are our odds-on favourites Thomas Plant and Claire Rawle. Tim Wonnacott, meanwhile, discovers a fascinating and colourful example of 1930s ironmongery.

The red and the blue teams head to one of Europe's largest antiques fairs. Aided by experts Chris Gower and Anita Manning, they're on the hunt for three bargains to make a profit at auction. Tim Wonnacott puts us in the frame for his fair find.

Bargain Hunt pays tribute to those who served in World War I, as the army battles it out against the RAF with military experts Henry Meadows and Paul Laidlaw on hand to assist. Presenter Tim Wonnacott visits Firepower - The Royal Artillery Museum in Woolwich to meet Mark Smith, one of the world's leading experts on the Victoria Cross.