Ep 4. Episode 4
- January 7, 2016
- 43 min
In season 12 of Antiques Road Trip, experts Christina Trevanion and Paul Laidlaw embark on another cross-country adventure to find hidden treasures and valuable antiques. In episode 4, the duo begin their trip in Glasgow and head towards the Argyll and Bute region of Scotland.
Their first stop is at an impressive Scottish castle, where Christina and Paul are given a personal tour of the estate by the owner. They are on the lookout for unique and valuable items to take to auction, and they find an array of antiques from antique books to silverware. The castle holds many hidden treasures and Christina and Paul are excited to uncover them.
Next, the pair visit a quaint antique shop in the small town of Tarbert. Here, they meet the owner and browse through the unique collection of antiques. Christina falls in love with a silver snuff box, while Paul is drawn to an antique pocket watch. However, both experts suspect that the prices might be a bit steep, and they decide to continue their hunt for more treasures.
Their next stop is at a traditional Scottish wool mill. There, they meet with the owners and discover a fascinating history about the mill that dates back to the 18th century. They browse through the mill's shop and find many antique items such as woolen blankets and vintage tweed jackets. They also meet local craftsmen and learn about how the wool is processed and turned into the finished products.
On their way to their final destination in Argyll, Christina and Paul stop by a small village auction. Here, they find many interesting items such as a set of antique dining chairs and a vintage tea set. They also witness the competitive nature of the auction, as local bidders go head to head for valuable lots.
Finally, the experts arrive at their destination in Argyll where they meet with a local antique dealer. He takes them on a tour of his vast antique collection, which includes a variety of items such as antique weapons and vintage pottery. The dealer also shares interesting stories about how he acquired some of his most valuable items.
Throughout the episode, Christina and Paul engage in friendly banter as they compete against each other to find the most valuable antiques. They both have their own unique tastes and preferences which makes for an exciting and unpredictable competition. They also learn about the history and culture of Scotland, and the importance of preserving antique items for future generations.
Overall, Antiques Road Trip season 12 episode 4 is an entertaining and informative episode that takes viewers on a journey through Scotland's rich history and culture. The experts are charming and knowledgeable, and their antics make for an enjoyable watch. Fans of the show as well as newcomers will surely enjoy this episode.