Ep 19. Episode 19
- April 2, 2010
- 28 min
In season 1 episode 19 of Antiques Road Trip, the journey continues with expert antique dealers travelling across stunning areas of the UK in search of valuable, rare and interesting antiques to purchase at auction.
The team comprises two dealers, Christina Trevanion and Thomas Plant, who are pitted against each other to see who can make the most profit over five days. They each have a budget of £200 and must spend it wisely, visiting antique shops, markets, and fairs in the hope of finding that special item that will make them a big profit.
The episode follows their travels in the stunning English counties of Cumbria and Lancashire. Along the way, they discover a wealth of fascinating items, including a rare 18th century candle stand, an antique carriage clock, and a pair of antique French chairs.
As Christina and Thomas delve deeper into the world of antiques, they have to use all their knowledge and expertise to figure out the true worth of each item. They visit local experts to help them identify the age, provenance, and potential value of each piece, giving them an insight into the world of art and antiques.
The show is not just about the antiques, but also about the journey. As the pair travel between locations, they take in the stunning countryside, visit local shops and explore the area's rich heritage. With their witty banter and friendly competition, Christina and Thomas make for great company, entertaining viewers with their antics and expert knowledge.
As the episode draws to a close, the moment of truth arrives as both dealers head to auction to sell their antiques and see who has made the most profit. It's a tense affair as the hammer falls on each item, with both dealers hoping for a big win.
Overall, season 1 episode 19 of Antiques Road Trip is a fascinating look into the world of antiques, showcasing beautiful items and stunning scenery, all brought to life by the friendly rivalry between the show's two expert dealers. It's a must-see for anyone interested in history, art, and antiques, offering an entertaining and educational experience all wrapped up in one.
