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Sonali Shah helps a couple search for a character property in North Devon. With a budget of £650,000, they want four bedrooms and a village location.

Skilled craftspeople are bringing Drew Pritchard's finds back to life. With demanding customers and high turnover, their hard work turns trash to treasure.

Drew finds a mysterious piece of black pottery in Lancashire, finds an exotic piece in a zoo in East Anglia and fiercely haggles with an old foe in a nearby salvage yard.

Drew is at a country house sale in Norfolk, and in Glasgow he finds a unique tartan piece at a classic tailor's. Plus, he finds his oddest buy ever in Liverpool.

A widow needs help to clear her late husband's collection of militaria. Plus, a couple hope a Chinese warlord will fund a much-needed holiday.

Angus helps Claire Richards by taking a huge chunk of pop memorabilia to auction. And he finds a blunderbuss and chastity belt in Amanda Owen's home.

Furniture restorer Will is challenged to repair a hand-crafted spinning wheel. Brenton fixes a cine-projector, while Rachel revamps a rocking chair.

Drew and Tee visit a 500-year-old copper mine in the beautiful village of Coniston. They uncover a slipware dairy bowl, pattern wheels and a retail counter.

Drew is in rural Somerset to rummage through a salvage yard. He tries to buy an industrial ceiling light, a marble column plinth and an antiques sign.

Matt Lucas learns what his late grandmother went through as a Jew in Nazi Germany in the 1930s. He also uncovers a connection to Anne Frank.

The team work on a family painting that belonged to Bermuda's first black premier. They also restore a special cold weather thermometer.

Angus struggles to value Victor's homemade curios but gets a surprise at auction. And, he searches for treasures in an eclectic collection.

Antiques experts travel the UK with a budget of £200 each in a competition to find and buy antiques or rare items and sell them for a profit.

Davina McCall and Nicky Campbell help people reunite with family members with whom they have lost contact or never met.

Paddy McGuinness goes in search of his family history. He uncovers his grandfather's vital work in World War II and learns about his Irish roots.

When landlords Harry and Jason open the door to a secret cellar in The Swan Hotel, they unleash a negative entity that delights in taunting the couple.