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Antiques Road Trip

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Antiques experts set off on a road trip around the UK searching for treasures.

Antiques experts set off on a road trip around the UK searching for treasures and competing to make the most money at auction.

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Antiques Road Trip: Series 13 Reversions

Anita Manning

Raj Bisram

Charles Hanson

James Braxton

John Redshaw

Liam Hamilton

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Antiques Road Trip: Series 13 Reversions: Episode 3

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Episode 3

Series 13 Reversions

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Anita Manning pops to Canterbury to uncover the story behind the murder of Thomas Becket.

Anita Manning uncovers the story behind the bloody murder of Thomas Becket. Charles Hanson and James Braxton set off on a trip through the Scottish Highlands.

Anita Manning pops to Canterbury to uncover the story behind the bloody murder of Thomas Becket at the cathedral. 

This episode also sees another pair of eager antique hunters hit the road. Charles Hanson and James Braxton set off on a trip through the Scottish Highlands.

James is drawn to a jolly filthy yet well made Kilim rug. Meanwhile, Charles goes on an Antiques 'Boat' Trip to learn about the Caledonian Canal and the engineering marvel who built it.

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