Ep 7. Episode 7

In episode 7 of season 13 of Antiques Road Trip, our expert antique hunters are on the search for valuable antiques and collectibles in the scenic county of Somerset. Starting the day at Frome, they visit a quirky and unique shop, which they hope will have plenty of treasures to uncover.

The first item that catches the eye of one of the experts is a vintage gramophone. Still in working condition, the gramophone is a beautiful and rare find that our expert is keen to acquire for a good price. However, before making any deals, they decide to visit the Somerset Rural Life Museum in Glastonbury.

At the museum, they uncover a wealth of treasures including old photographs, artwork, and pottery, but it's a unique piece of history that catches their attention. A rare World War 1 era diesel engine, used in aviation, is found in the museum's collection. The item has been carefully preserved, and our experts are thrilled to learn the history behind it. They discuss the possibility of its value, and debate whether it could be worth thousands of pounds.

Next, the experts venture to the beautiful town of Bridgwater, where they visit an antique shop that's been open for over twenty-five years. Here they find a variety of unique and interesting items, from antique weapons to vintage radios. Our experts are drawn to a silver sculpture, which is a beautiful and intricate design. It's another item that they believe could fetch a good price at auction.

On their journey, they also visit a Victorian pub that's filled with period pieces including a stunning fireplace, beautiful upholstery, and vintage glassware. They also manage to find a rare and unique piece of folk art, a large carved wooden statue that captures the beauty and essence of Somerset. Our experts discuss the value of the item, and whether it could be worth a significant sum.

As the day draws to a close, our experts make their final stop in Somerset at a fantastic antique barn, where they find a beautiful French spinning wheel. It's a rare and impressive item, and one of the experts is ecstatic to have finally found it. They wrap up their search for antiques with a few final purchases, including vintage postcards, unique tea sets, and old maps.

Throughout the episode, we see the experts haggling and negotiating prices with sellers, discussing the history and value of items, and enjoying the scenic countryside of Somerset. Each item they find has an interesting story, and our experts are constantly surprised by the wealth of antiques and collectibles to be found in the area.

Overall, episode 7 of Antiques Road Trip season 13 is a fascinating and informative journey into the world of antiques. The experts take us on a captivating tour of Somerset, uncovering unique and valuable items along the way. Their passion and knowledge of antiques make for an entertaining and educational watch, and it's clear to see why this show has remained popular with audiences for over a decade.