Ep 25. Episode 25

In this episode of Antiques Road Trip season 4, the two experts, Charles Hanson and Margie Cooper, travel to the county of Yorkshire in the north of England. Charles is feeling optimistic as he has made some great purchases in previous episodes, while Margie is hoping to turn her fortunes around after a few disappointing buys.

Their first stop is at an imposing stately home, where they are given a warm welcome by the owner. Charles sets his sights on a beautifully crafted Victorian armchair, while Margie is drawn to an antique chest of drawers. Both items have potential for a big profit, but they will have to haggle hard to secure a good deal.

Next, the duo head to a bustling auction house, where they hope to find some hidden gems. Margie gets off to a flying start, snapping up some vintage advertising posters for a steal. Charles, meanwhile, is drawn to a set of silver cutlery, but he faces stiff competition from another bidder.

Their third stop is a quaint antique shop, where Margie finds a quirky collection of vintage cookie cutters. Charles, however, has his eye on a rare piece of Moorcroft pottery. The prices at this shop are high, so the experts have to decide whether to take a risk and make an offer, or play it safe and move on.

Their final destination of the day is a fascinating museum, full of unusual historical objects. Margie takes a fancy to a delicate lace collar, which she thinks will appeal to collectors. Charles, on the other hand, is intrigued by a fossilized dinosaur bone. The items are not for sale, but they give the experts some inspiration for their own purchases.

As the day draws to a close, Charles and Margie tally up their spending and prepare for the crucial final auction. They are hoping to make big profits and beat each other's total, but they are also aware that anything can happen in the fast-paced world of antiques.

The auction is packed with eager buyers, and tensions run high as the experts' items come up for bidding. Margie's posters attract a lot of interest, and she is thrilled to see the prices climb rapidly. Charles' silver cutlery also proves popular, but he faces a nail-biting battle with another bidder.

In the end, it all comes down to the final item. Margie's lace collar and Charles' Moorcroft pottery are both highly sought-after, but only one can come out on top. The experts hold their breath as the auctioneer starts the bidding, and the tension builds until the hammer finally falls.

Who will emerge victorious in this episode of Antiques Road Trip? Tune in to find out!