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Members of the public try to make money out of their antiques by taking a risk at auction.

Paul Martin and his team of experts invite members of the public to bring their antiques to be viewed and valued, with an option to sell at auction.

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Flog It!: Series 11

Paul Martin

Mark Stacey

Anita Manning

David Fletcher

Heidi Ellert

Melanie Rodrigues

Flog It!: Series 11: Episode 54: Cheshire 37

Episode 54

Episode 54: Cheshire 37

Series 11

Cheshire 37

BBC One - Flog It!, Series 11, Cheshire 37

Flog It! comes from one of the most complete historic estates in Britain, Tatton Park.

Antiques series. Paul Martin is joined by experts Mark Stacey, Anita Manning and David Fletcher at Tatton Park in Cheshire, where they pick out their favourite antiques.

Flog It! comes from one of the most complete historic estates in Britain, Tatton Park in Cheshire. 

Paul Martin is joined by experts Mark Stacey, Anita Manning and David Fletcher, as they pick out their favourite antiques to take to auction in Liverpool. 

Mark is wowed by an art deco cocktail shaker, while Anita is convinced that the lapis lazuli cufflinks she's found will be a hit with the bidders. David wanders down to the Japanese Gardens at Tatton to value an equally dazzling Japanese brooch. 

Paul also takes time out to explore the 50 acres of exquisite landscaped gardens at Tatton - including the impressive glasshouse designed by Joseph Paxton, and the grand design for the whole estate proposed by Humpry Repton.

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