Ep 23. Episode 23

In Antiques Road Trip season 4 episode 23, the two expert antiques dealers, Natasha Raskin Sharp and Philip Serrell, embark on another journey across the United Kingdom in search of valuable and interesting antiques. Each of them has a budget of 200 pounds to spend on antiques that they can sell at auction and potentially make a profit.

This episode begins with both Natasha and Philip visiting different locations in the Southwest of England. Natasha starts off in Cornwall, where she visits a stunning Gothic mansion full of unique antiques. She meets the owner, who shows her a rare 18th-century mirror made in Venice, which Natasha admires and tries to purchase. She also visits a local pottery shop, where she finds a beautiful vase that catches her attention and decides to add it to her shopping list.

Philip, on the other hand, heads to Somerset to a Victorian schoolhouse that has been converted into a vintage furniture store. He meets the owner, who has a vast collection of mid-century modern furniture that Philip finds appealing. He spends some time browsing the collection and picks a few items that he thinks will do well at auction.

The journey then takes them to Dorset, where Natasha stops by a Tudor mansion to explore its rare antiques. She finds a set of luxurious amber glasses that match a decanter, which she thinks might be worth a lot at an auction. Afterward, she visits a small, local antiques store, where she discovers a beautiful Georgian snuff box that she adds to her shopping list.

Philip continues his journey to Hampshire, where he discovers a country house that has been owned by the same family for generations. The owner shows him around the house, which is full of antique furniture and paintings. Philip spots an old grandfather clock in the hallway that he thinks might fetch a decent price at auction and decides to put it on his list.

In Wiltshire, the two dealers discover some incredible finds. Natasha visits an antique store that specializes in silverware and finds a rare Victorian sugar castor that she believes could make her a profit. She also visits a small local museum that has a vast collection of antique weapons and decides to buy a stunning 18th-century British naval sword for her next item.

Philip's final stop is in a Dorset village, where he discovers a house with vast collections of antique artifacts, including a rare collection of medical instruments. Philip is fascinated by the collection and selects a few items that he thinks might do well at auction, including a surgical kit from the 1920s.

As they both venture around the south of England, Natasha and Philip also explore the beautiful countryside and experience the local food and culture. In the end, they head to an auction house in Oxfordshire to sell their antiques and see who has made the greatest profit. Who will come out on top? Find out in this exciting episode of Antiques Road Trip!