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A vast collection of gramophones and vintage radios get the auction buzzing. Plus, a 15-carat gold charm bracelet and a rare royal mug steal the show.

Irita Marriott works on an antique tavern clock which is at least a couple of centuries old.

First into the barn is Marion with a diabolo dating back to the 1890s for the attention of woodwork expert Will Kirk. Plus, Katie hopes optics expert Richard Biggs can bring her childhood telescope back to working order.

Metalworker Ted is challenged to repurpose a rusty railway signal light into something better. Alex gets to work restoring a headless carousel animal, while Craig fixes up a lounge chair.

Metalworker Ted gets to work revamping a 19th century Parisian streetlight. Plus, taxidermist Chris uses his skills to restore a tope shark before putting it in a beautiful display case.

Catching up with two searchers who both found family in a different country. When Roy David came to us looking for his daughter Cheryl, he was our oldest-ever searcher. Maria Costantino discovered that her Italian birth mother had passed away.

Amanda and Julie restore a cherished bear from someone's childhood. And scissor maker Jonathan is given the task of restoring a beloved heirloom.

Angus helps Craig Revel Horwood to auction off items from his glamorous house. Later, the team explore the home of experienced broadcaster John Sergeant looking for items to sell off.

With just six pounds separating them, veteran antiques trippers Catherine Southon and James Braxton battle it out on the final leg of their adventure. They travel through Cambridgeshire and Suffolk to Bourne in Lincolnshire in their smart and stately 1969 Rover P5.

Sharon's smelly feet are making her and her husband's lives a misery. But strange smells, verrucae and hooked toes are all in a day's work for Marion.

The bulbous tumour growing from Jennifer's stomach threatens her relationship with her long-time boyfriend. Fifteen-year-old Marcelo travels from Angola to Los Angeles to have a massive neck tumour removed, but the operation may be too risky.