Antiques Road Trip S20E06-S20E10 (1280x720p HD, 50fps, soft Eng subs)

E06
Charlie's campaign for brown furniture is momentarily put on hold when he picks up a military first aid kit for a quite intimate area. Can he secure it for a rock-bottom price? Izzie's eclectic mix of buys include a toast rack and a tutti-frutti bowl.  /  / Izzie detours from the shops to head to the oldest Welsh mountain pony stud in the world to discover the incredible history of one of Wales's native breeds. Meanwhile, Charlie finds himself in Cirencester unlocking the city's fascinating past at the centre of the Roman Empire. The story is right beneath his feet. /  / A nail-biting auction in Cardiff concludes this first leg, and an unexpected big profit puts one Tripper firmly in the lead.


E07
Charlie and Izzie continue their B-road romp, pointing their classic car towards Surrey. /  / Gemologist Izzie finds a piece of jewellery that causes quite a stir at auction, while Charlie's passion for furniture in all shades of brown sees him uncover a very rare table that sparks a frenzy of bids at the Dorking auction.  /  / Ditching the classic car, Charlie heads down river in a desperate attempt to keep eels swimming, while Izzie looks up to the sky in admiration of Britain's first female astronomer.

E08
Experts Charlie Ross and Izzie Balmer find themselves weaving their classic car through the B-roads of the North Wessex Downs.  /  / Charlie decides to play Izzie at her own game and hunts for sparkly antiques. However, he's soon distracted by an exquisite Edwardian box that holds a surprise. Izzie rolls up her sleeves and rummages in a shop's store room. What goodies will she uncover?  /  / During a break from shopping, Charlie learns how an ancient Egyptian toe has relevance to advances in medical science today, and Izzie discovers how silk production moved from China to these shores and why the location of a mill made the area famous for the luxury fabric.  /  / Then it's on to an exciting auction in Exeter.

E09
It's the fourth leg of our trip with experts Izzie Balmer and Charlie Ross. /  / After a quick lesson in how to identify different wood, Izzie gambles on some brown furniture - but is it made from beech or ash? Charlie, meanwhile, ends up in a shop's storeroom and uncovers an antique he's never before seen but is confident will excite the bidders of Sidmouth.  /  / Izzie rests from shopping and goes on a nature ramble in the footsteps of one of the world's first ecologists, Gilbert White, the man who influenced Charles Darwin. And Charlie hears a story of industrial espionage, religious persecution and people smuggling, and why all this meant one small town would become world famous for... carpets.   /  / All roads lead to auction in the seaside town of Sidmouth. But who will be buying celebratory ice creams for the journey home?

E10
Captain Izzie Balmer and first mate Charlie Ross are sailing to the Isle of Wight for their final leg of this road trip. It's an action-packed episode - Charlie rips his trousers while on horseback, Izzie ditches the classic car in favour of a speedboat, and will they miss the last ferry back to the mainland?  /  / Charlie falls for a brass jardiniere stand, but there's a problem with the price ticket that only the dealer can resolve. Izzie, when not devouring fish and chips, relies on her jewellery expertise to identify some ruby and diamond earrings. /  / Izzie takes to the waves to hear about the history of the merchant navy and the school that prepares mariners for a life at sea. Charlie, meanwhile, learns about one of the first amusement parks in the country and why the jaw of a whale toppled Queen Mary's hat. /  / Our experts go into auction battle one last time in Battle, East Sussex. Izzie's silver brooch is up against Charlie's silver pen, but which expert will take gold and win the final leg of the trip? /

First broadcast:  January 2020
Duration: 45 minutes per episode

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