Bargain Hunt

- Season 57

(2020)

Christina Trevanion learns about a Chelsea bun that went to war over one hundred years ago. The two teams hunt for bargains in the market town of Leominster, Herefordshire.

Natasha Raskin Sharp talks design periods with Bargain Hunt regular Thomas Forrester. Meanwhile, one team makes a profit on all three items at auction and is awarded a Golden Gavel, but is it the Blues or the Reds?

Natasha Raskin Sharp meets a collector who has opened her own museum. Meanwhile, a seesaw, a pair of upcycled lamps and a super-sized magnifying glass are the highlights at the auction, but will this odd assortment make any profits?

Christina Trevanion learns about a Herefordshire photographer named Derek Evans. Kate Bliss' team finish their shop with only twenty seconds remaining.

Eric Knowles presents an international show from Bath Racecourse as a team of Australians take on a team of Americans. Before heading to auction, Eric learns the fascinating history of spoons.

Charlie Ross learns about the history of the humble button. One team manages to make over £200 profit at James Lewis' auction-house and wins a Golden Gavel.

Christina Trevanion takes a look at some of the most memorable entertainment-themed items that have been purchased by teams appearing on the show.

Charlie Ross learns of a local woman whose legacy can still be seen in Newark-on-Trent today. One of today's teams makes a three-figure loss while the other also manages to lose money.

The Blue Team complete their challenge to buy something connected to water by the skin of their teeth and end up with a decent profit. Charlie Ross puzzles fairgoers with a mystery item.

Eric Knowles is in his element when he takes a look at some Chinese ceramics with an eye-watering valuation. An Omega wristwatch is the star at today's auction and leaves its team with a three-figure profit.

Natasha Raskin Sharp has a mystery item to puzzle the people at Beverley Market Square. Russian nesting dolls, an expensive blanket box and a fire-extinguishing grenade are among today's items to go under the hammer.

Christina Trevanion is at an antiques fair in Sussex with Ochuko Ojiri and Nick Hall. Before heading to auction, Christina learns about the history of East Grinstead Pottery which was salvaged by a real-life Indiana Jones.