Ep 13. Trisha Goddard and Dr. Amir Khan
- November 30, 2021
- 58 min
Celebrity Antiques Road Trip season 10 episode 13 follows television presenters Trisha Goddard and Dr. Amir Khan as they travel through Sussex and Kent searching for hidden antiques treasures to sell at auction and raise money for their chosen charities.
In this episode, the pair begin their journey in the luxurious Bentley Arnage. They stop off first at an antique shop in Sussex where Trisha takes an interest in a Georgian silver tray, whilst Amir takes a liking to an old-fashioned mortar and pestle. The experts, James Braxton and Caroline Hawley, provide an insight into the historical value of the items and give advice on their estimated price at auction.
Next, the duo visit a large country house in Kent, which is home to a vast collection of antiques and memorabilia. Trisha discovers a rare first edition of JRR Tolkien's "The Hobbit," whilst Amir uncovers a striking bronze sculpture. The pair are shown around the house by owner and antiques enthusiast Nick, who shares interesting stories about his pieces and their origins.
The experts meet the celebrities at their final destination, a historic auction house in East Sussex, where they explain the best ways to sell their items. As the auction begins, tensions rise as Trisha and Amir compete to raise the most money for their charities. The atmosphere is electric as they watch the value of their items rise and fall.
The episode culminates in the nail-biting auction, where the celebrities' items are sold to the highest bidder. Will Trisha's Georgian silver tray beat Amir's bronze sculpture? Or will Amir's mortar and pestle win the day? All will be revealed in this exciting episode of Celebrity Antiques Road Trip.
Throughout the episode, viewers will learn about the fascinating history of antiques and discover the passion that collectors and enthusiasts share for these valuable items. With engaging presenters and experienced experts, Celebrity Antiques Road Trip season 10 episode 13 is a must-watch for anyone interested in antiques, history, or simply a good competition.
