Ep 3. Episode 3
- September 7, 2016
- 43 min
In this episode of Antiques Road Trip season 13, the journey continues for our two experts as they set off to explore the picturesque English countryside in search of antique treasures and hidden gems. Their first stop is in the charming town of Stow-on-the-Wold, where they visit a local dealer specializing in Georgian furniture and silverware.
After browsing the impressive collection, the pair split up to hunt down their own unique finds. One expert heads to a nearby auction house, where he hopes to score a rare piece of pottery that has been attracting a lot of attention from collectors. Meanwhile, his companion visits a nearby antique fair, where she sets her sights on a beautiful Art Deco lamp.
As the day wears on, the experts make their way to their next destination in the heart of the Cotswolds. Here, they meet up with another antiques dealer who has an incredible selection of vintage jewelry and period clothing. One expert is intrigued by a pair of Victorian earrings, while the other is drawn to a stunning 1920s flapper dress.
The next stop on their journey takes them to an antique shop in Oxfordshire, where they explore a fascinating collection of antique scientific instruments and curiosities. Here, they learn about the history of early engineering and scientific exploration, and marvel at the intricate designs and craftsmanship on display.
With their appetites for history and adventure fully whetted, the experts head to their final destination: an auction house in Newbury, where they hope to sell some of their treasure finds for a profit. Here, they encounter a wide array of bidders and collectors, all vying for the chance to own a piece of history.
In the end, the experts are delighted with their finds and the thrill of the hunt. As they reflect on their journey, they discuss the importance of preserving history and keeping alive the stories of the past. With each new adventure, they continue to uncover the extraordinary world of antique treasures and the rich history of the English countryside.
