Ep 20. Episode 20
- February 1, 2013
- 43 min
Antiques Road Trip is a British television show that follows two antiques experts as they travel around the country in search of valuable and interesting items to sell at auction. In each episode, the experts set off in a classic car with a budget of £200 and a week to find as many profitable antiques as possible.
For season 6 episode 20, the two experts, Anita Manning and Mark Stacey, set off from Dumfries in Scotland and head south towards Carlisle. The episode begins with Anita and Mark visiting an antiques shop in Dumfries, where they find a selection of interesting items, including a set of vintage kitchen scales and an art deco mirror.
From there, the pair travel to a local auction house to bid on some items they've found. As always, there's a tense atmosphere as they wait to see if they've secured any valuable lots, and it's not long before we find out if they've succeeded.
Next, Anita and Mark head to a fascinating antique dealership in the heart of Cumbria. Here, they discover some beautiful and unusual items, including a collection of antique silver and an impressive set of Victorian glassware.
Throughout the episode, the experts also stop off at a number of historic sites and attractions, taking in the stunning scenery of the Scottish borders and the Lake District. These include the impressive Carlisle Castle, the ruins of Hadrian's Wall, and the stunning gardens at Rydal Mount.
As the episode unfolds, we get a sense of the friendly rivalry that exists between Anita and Mark, as they each try to outdo the other in finding the most valuable and rare antiques. We also learn a little more about their individual tastes and interests, as they debate the merits of different styles and periods of antiques.
Overall, Antiques Road Trip season 6 episode 20 is a fascinating and entertaining look at the world of antiques, and the passion and expertise of those who love and collect them. Whether you're a seasoned collector or just interested in the history and beauty of antique objects, this episode is definitely worth a watch.
