Ep 27. Episode 27

In this episode of Antiques Road Trip season 4, two antique experts set out on a journey to uncover hidden gems in the West Midlands of England. The experts are introduced as antique dealer and auctioneer Natasha Raskin-Sharp and antiques historian Charles Hanson.

The episode starts off with the two antique experts reviewing their achievements from the previous day. Natasha had made a profit of £15 by purchasing a piece of furniture for £120 which was later sold for £135, while Charles made a whopping £80 by purchasing a silk scarf for £70 which was sold for £150.

The two experts then set out to explore the town of Malvern, which is well-known for its antique shops and flea markets. The experts are quick to get to work, with Natasha zeroing in on a set of collectible silver spoons, while Charles expresses interest in a rare, first-edition book on gardening.

As the day progresses, both experts come across several valuable items, including antique glassware, unique jewelry pieces, and ancient pottery. But, as with any antique trip, there were also a few disappointments, with one expert discovering a cabinet that was not in the same condition as advertised.

As evening approaches, the two experts meet up once again to tally up their profits. Natasha was able to earn £60 from her purchases, while Charles managed to make a profit of £120, thanks to his purchase of the rare gardening book.

On the next day, the experts head to the town of Worcester, which has a rich history of porcelain production. Here, they visit an antique shop that specializes in porcelain and other ceramics. The experts are seen examining rare porcelain pieces, including the famous Worcester china.

The experts then proceed to a renowned auction house in Worcester, where they are introduced to some fine art pieces. There are also many furniture items that go under the hammer, including chairs and tables that have been owned by famous historical figures.

In the final part of the episode, the experts meet up at a grand country house, where they come across some of the most impressive antique collections they have ever seen. The owners of the property take the experts on a tour of the various rooms, showing them rare tapestries, fine china sets, and beautifully crafted furniture pieces.

As the experts head home, they reflect on their experiences during this trip. They are both ecstatic with their unexpected finds and admit that they have learned a lot from each other, on this trip.

In summary, Antiques Road Trip season 4 episode 27 takes viewers on an exciting journey through the West Midlands, showcasing the diverse range of antique items that can be found in the area. The experts skillfully navigate through the various shops, markets, and auction houses, uncovering hidden treasures with each stop. The beautiful country house, which is the finale of the episode, adds a touch of grandeur to this episode. Overall, this is a must-watch show for anyone with an interest in antiques and history.