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An ex-music executive and aspiring writer is on the lookout for a holiday home in the Italian island of Sicily. She has £400,000 to spend on a novelist's perfect bolt hole.

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Nicki Chapman helps a couple who have £400,000 to spend on a dream country home in Devon. Plus, she visits a centuries-old carpet manufacturer.

Dealer Saxon Durrant asks joiner Robin to give a 1930s kitchen cabinet a sleek transformation. Blacksmith Nev turns a fire grate into a modern piece of art.

Metalworker Ted attempts to revive an antique suit of armour that's missing some important parts. Drew Pritchard asks blacksmith Nev to repurpose a tired bench.

Furniture restorer Steve is challenged to give a Victorian kitchen table an unusual makeover. Dealer Drew brings a dilapidated crocodile to taxidermist Chris.

Debut road tripper Hettie Jago takes on regular dealer David Harper. The pair start in Scotland with £1500 each and a 1980s Mercedes 280 SL.

A Close Encounter With A Cow. Auctioneer Hettie Jago takes on dealer David Harper. The second leg of their trip takes them to Glasgow and the Scottish Borders.

A pair of furniture restorers work together to revive a well-loved armchair. Meanwhile, silversmith Brenton West attempts to restore a handcrafted box.

Drew and Al buy from businesses in the process of change. They find a striking Windsor chair, an anatomical model, and artefacts from a former mill.

With her new shop opening, Viki fills the van while on the road with Drew. They snap up French advertising art and a dolls-house cabinet.

A couple from Essex look for a permanent home their family can enjoy in Playa Blanca, Lanzarote. Danni shows them properties in their £300,000 budget.

In East Lothian, Sarah Moore gets creative with a woollen blanket collection whilst antiques restorer Peter Fournel works on an Edwardian chair.

Angus and the team are in Derbyshire to help a widow clear out her home. They uncover a riding crop, a 19th century stool and a jewellery collection.

Antiques experts Louise Gostelow and David Harper begin their road trip in Ballynure. Louise eyes a curling stone, while David buys a Victorian chair.

The team spice up a painted pepper mill. The toy restorers fix two wind-up toys belonging to identical twins, and a stained-glass panel is revived.

Angus clears a collection of ancient artefacts from the home of a legendary musician. He then helps sisters part with their aunt's treasures.

Krissie blames a possessive spirit for the break-up of two relationships. Could the spirit be Samuel Pett, who lived in her home in the 18th century.