The Bidding Room - Episode Guide

Nigel Havers presents a programme in which five dealers bid against one another to buy intriguing items brought in by members the public. The opening edition features an unusual item of hairdressing memorabilia, something salvaged from a tip, a classic piece of industrial furniture and a beloved toy.

Visitors try to get a good deal on an unusual key, a harmonica, an early 20th-century underwear advert, and a Victorian silver belt. Nigel Havers presents.

Nigel Havers welcomes four more people with interesting items to sell, including a doll designed to teach resuscitation, and a collection of dairy artefacts.

Five dealers compete to buy items including an unusual musical instrument, a wartime phone being sold for charity, and a cake stand with cakes thrown in. Presented by Nigel Havers.

Nigel Havers and valuation expert Simon Bower welcome four more people with interesting items they'd like to sell. Nigel then invites the dealers to bid against one another to secure a vintage fairground game, a 19th-century Chinese inkwell, a 1950s toy pedal car and a Victorian watchman's clock.

Five dealers bid against one another to buy intriguing items brought in by members of the public, including a selection of Hornby model railway equipment. Nigel Havers presents.

Five dealers compete to make an offer on a collection of Matchbox toy cars, a collection of silver-plated goblets, a snuff box, and a model giraffe taken from a carousel.

Five dealers compete to buy items including pieces of pottery saved from a tip, two unusual fire screens and a mirror. Presented by Nigel Havers.

The dealers compete to buy a classic 1970s Chopper bicycle, a bottle of Japanese whisky, a hand-written account of a First World War Zeppelin raid on Southend and a bed of nails.

The dealers compete to buy a model Spitfire, a pair of gilt cherubs, two ancient stone Celtic heads and a retro pub sign from a West Midlands brewery. Presented by Nigel Havers.

Five dealers bid against each other to buy four new items - a vintage bucket with a dark past, a beautiful jewellery box, two chairs that bamboozle them and an antique foot warmer.

Sellers try to get a deal for a painting by early 20th-century artist William Russell Flint, a tin rocket toy, a set of retro formica furniture, and a carved Japanese walking stick.

Five dealers compete to buy items including a collection of printing plates, a retro Olivetti typewriter and a toy steam engine. Presented by Nigel Havers.

The dealers compete to buy an ornate clock by the distinguished British horologist Charles Frodsham, an antique tombola machine, a 19th-century armchair and a vintage coffee set.

The dealers are intrigued by a vintage petrol lighter based on Donald Campbell's land speed record racing car, a Georgian needlework box, a 1970s kitsch musical drinks decanter and a collection of Second World War memorabilia. Presented by Nigel Havers.

In the Bidding Room today, the dealers compete to buy a Danish silver bracelet, a pair of Victorian horse hair singers, a set of candlesticks and two mid-century modern chairs.

Today's sellers bring in some hidden treasure, two unusual machines, some Scandi furniture and a beautiful pocket watch. Will the dealers bid up to the prices the sellers want?

Five dealers compete to buy items including an unusual musical instrument, a perfume bottle being sold to help a three-legged dog and a medical item with a curious smell.

Five dealers compete to buy an old English sheep dog from Stoke pottery Beswick and a preserve bowl by renowned potter Clarice Cliff.

In the Bidding Room today, the dealers go head to head over a religious statue, a pair of Bakelite phones, a glimpse into the future and a piece of rock n roll history.

Five dealers compete to buy a vintage Steiff teddy bear, a Georgian nut cracker, a very special bottle of wine and a retro tin toy.

Five dealers compete to buy an Edwardian shoe closet, a bronze racehorse, a 17th-century writing desk and a set of commemorative Concorde service medals.

Four new sellers arrive with everything from dolls head moulds to movie posters and Scandi furniture. So will the dealers bid, and will the sellers get the prices they want?

Five dealers bid against each other to buy a vintage pommel horse, a French wedding globe and an intriguing wooden toy.

Four new sellers arrive hoping to persuade the dealers to bid against each other for a royal coin collection, two unique mirrors, a Russian-themed barometer and an ice shaver.

Today a Danish rarity, some Indian history, Italian jewellery and a ship's wheel are brought in. Will the dealers bid on them, and will the sellers get the money they want?

Wannabe dealer Alfie, aged just 11, tries to sell his scooter to the dealers. They are also offered a unique maths tool, an unusual birthing chair and a 1930s shop till.

Four new sellers arrive with everything from a penny farthing bike to a block of silver. So will the dealers bid, and will the sellers get the prices they're after?

Five dealers bid against each other to buy items brought in by the public, including a glass chandelier from Venice and a vintage table hockey game.

Five dealers are offered a collection of 1940s costume drawings, an Edwardian safe, some unusual figurines and a very old Corpus Christi. Will they be tempted to buy?

Nigel Havers returns with the programme in which five dealers bid against one another to buy intriguing items brought in by members of the public. The opening edition features a tribal mask, avintage seed drill, adecorative press, a toy horse and a mysterious Edwardian piece.

Nigel Havers presents the programme in which five dealers bid against one another to buy a pedal car, an Edwardian card table, a quirky voice box and a mystery pot.

Nigel Havers hosts as five dealers bid against each other for items brought in by the public, including odd medical models, a knife sharpener, a drinks cabinet and a toy milk cart.

The dealers are offered to chance to bid on a vintage stereoscope, two gigantic apothecary glasses and a children's game thought to be from the 19th century.

Deep in the Yorkshire countryside, Nigel Havers welcomes five people with intriguing pieces they are hoping to sell. To help them before they face the dealers, Nigel introduces them to resident valuation expert Simon, who has been an auctioneer for nearly 30 years. Dealers then bid for a lamp, Victorian wall mirror, Black Forest inkwell and a quirky sideboard.

A group of dealers bid against each other for items collected by the public including two charming teddies, an Islamic tile, a painting and a chair brought in by a 12-year-old boy.

Nigel Havers hosts as five dealers bid against each other for items brought in by the public, including two Victorian love hearts, a carved door and a French salon sign.

Five dealers bid against each other for items brought in by the public. Today, an Asian drum, some artwork, an Argentinian belt, a curious set of silver and a push-along dog.

The dealers bid against each other for items brought in by the public, including a spy kit, a silver fruit bowl, a coffee table, a tribal paddle and an architect's drawing board.

Five dealers bid against each other to buy a dodgem, two figurines, a pair of ornate candlesticks, a garden sprayer and a rescued mannequin.

Five dealers bid to buy items brought in by the public. Today, a collection of curiosities, an unusual chair, a mask, some candlesticks from a famous maker and a writing slope.

Five dealers bid to buy items brought in by the public. Today, a retro coat stand, a train set, an unusual chair, some maritime history and a quirky house-clearance find.

Antiques dealers bid to buy items brought in by the public. Today, a quirky advert, a plate with a famous name on it, a surgical light, a puzzle box and some Chinese silver.

Antiques dealers bid to buy items brought in by the public. Today, two perfume bottles, an unusual box, two mystery vessels, some rare ceramics and a unique light fitting.

Five dealers bid against each other for items brought in by the public: a spice box, two Chinese statues, a funfair horse, a 1900s cabinet and a dummy called Steve.

Five dealers bid against each other for items brought in by the public, including two mannequins, a Moorcroft vase, an electric massager, a religious piece of art and a very curious ladder.

Five dealers bid against each other for items brought in by the public, including a unique 1960s vase, a curious mirror, two chalkware statues and a troll called Trotter.

The public bring in more items for the dealers to bid on. Today, there's two 1930s suitcases, a magic lantern, a condiment holder, a tin plate toy and a fairground car-come table.

Nigel Havers welcomes more members of the public hoping to sell items to the dealers. Today, a curious pub game, an unusual statue, an apothecary set, a coffee grinder and a rocking horse.

Five dealers bid against each other for items brought in by the public, including some navigation lights, a watch repair kit, a vintage corkscrew, a mirror and two plaster heads.

Five dealers bid against each other for items brought in by the public, including a set of Sparklets soda syphons, a collection of football figures and a curious and shocking machine.

Five dealers bid against each other for items brought in by the public, including a 1940s ‘Hi-De-Hi' microphone, four mid-century chairs and a vintage train set.

Five dealers bid against each other for items brought in by the public, including a childhood Viewmaster collection, a set of art deco candle holders and an apothecary box.

Five dealers bid against each other for items including a set of mid-century cinema seats, a creepy head-shaped pot and an iconic 1960s movie poster.

Five dealers bid against each other for items brought in by the public, including a vintage pedal car, a dentist chair and a full-size rickshaw.

Nigel Havers hosts as five dealers bid to buy items brought in by the public, including a mini skeleton model, a signed Live Aid T-shirt and a 1970s space hopper.

Nigel Havers hosts as five dealers bid to buy items brought in by the public, including a barrister's bookcase, a Japanese wedding kimono and a unique 1960s dream strolller.

Nigel Havers hosts as five dealers bid to buy items brought in by the public, including an art deco cinema seat, a pair of 1950s toy poodles and a goffering iron.

Nigel Havers hosts as five dealers bid to buy items brought in by the public, including an anatomical spider model and a Keswick light fitting.

Nigel Havers hosts as five dealers bid to buy items brought in by the public, including a curious vibration device and an iconic piece of 1960s design.

Nigel Havers hosts as five dealers battle each other to buy items brought in by the public, including an 1860s game of Kings and Queens, a set of samovars and a 1970s monkey.

Nigel Havers hosts as five dealers bid each other to buy items brought in by the public, including a 1970s film poster, some filigree miniatures and a bust called Fred the head.

Nigel Havers hosts as five dealers bid to buy items brought in by the public, including a coin-operated giraffe, a dynamite detonator and a bubblegum dispenser.

Nigel Havers hosts as five dealers bid to buy items brought in by the public, including an antique cherub, a butterfly mirror and an Alice in Wonderland tin.

Nigel Havers hosts as five dealers bid to buy items brought in by the public, including a pair of large brass candelabras and some Star Wars figures.

Nigel Havers welcomes five more sellers to the Bidding Room, where they try to sell items to professional dealers who are on the lookout for interesting pieces, with help from expert Simon Bower.

First through the doors is Emi, with a vintage collection of hairdressing items. She is confident that she will cut a great deal with one of the dealers. Is she right?

Next up is Ethan, with a vintage camera that he hopes the dealers will snap up. Ethan wants to fund his love of adrenalin sports with the sale of the camera, but will the dealers offer a high enough price?

Arriving next are Paul and Olivia, with a collection of comics that they hope will be a hit in the Bidding Room. The comics have superhero titles, but can their owners achieve a super sale?

Next to face the dealers is Ben, with a RAF flying helmet from the Second World War. Will it fly high with the dealers and reach the amount he wants?

Last in is Angela, with a chair used in the investiture of the Prince of Wales. Given its royal connection, even Nigel himself wants to own it. Who will get to take it home?

Today's dealers are Ian, JB, Adi, Lucy and Moses.

Nigel Havers welcomes five more sellers to the Bidding Room, where they try to sell items to professional dealers who are on the lookout for interesting pieces, with help from expert Simon Bower.

First through the doors is returning seller Lorraine. She has brought in a Kentucky Derby fairground horse that she is sure will gallop towards a great deal with the dealers.

Next up is Dave, who is looking to exercise his selling skills with some antique dumbbells. The dealers are intrigued, but can Dave pump up the price?

Third into our Yorkshire HQ is Katy, who is counting on selling an antique calculator. Katy is confident, but will the bids add up to amount she wants?

Next to face the dealers is Lyn, with a wooden birthing chair she bought while on holiday. The dealers are interested, but who will win the bidding war and get to take it home?

Last in is Bryan, with a Dinky toy collection. With both Adi and Melissa intrigued, can Bryan drive off with a great deal?

Today's dealers are Ian, Jo, Adi, Tash and Melissa.

Nigel Havers welcomes four more sellers to the Bidding Room, where they try to sell items to professional dealers who are on the lookout for interesting pieces, with help from expert Simon Bower.

First through the doors is Tony, with a mid-century teak sideboard that he bought for £100. Having restored it to its former glory, Tony is hoping to sell for a good profit. Can he get the mid-century dealers to pay what he's after?

Next into our Yorkshire HQ is Michelle, with an antique comptometer. This old accounting machine has our dealers stumped, but can she get the numbers up when they start bidding?

Next to face the dealers is Andy, with a coin-operated arcade machine. It is in pristine condition and has retro appeal, so can he persuade the buyers to bid up past the price that he's hoping for?

Last in is Julie, with a very unusual doll. This 1900s boudoir piece has Parisian provenance and certainly catches the eye. Which of the dealers will love it enough to take it home?

Today's dealers are Ian, JB, Adi, Moses and Lucy, Estelle, Tash and James.

Nigel Havers welcomes five more sellers to the Bidding Room, where they try to sell items to professional dealers who are on the lookout for interesting pieces, with help from expert Simon Bower.

First through the doors is Ellie, with a 1960s Greaves and Thomas egg chair. It's a blast from the past that's now very en vogue, so a bidding war is on the cards.

Next through the doors is Shelah, with a much-loved piece from her hippy past. With lots of interest from the dealers, who will her 1960s dress go home with?

Third into our Yorkshire HQ is Hema, with a decorative set of clock and candelabras that she hopes will intrigue the dealers. Will her opulent set get the dealers bidding?

Next to face the dealers is Brian, with the whole collection of Shakespeare's plays, in miniature. It is both educational and novelty, and the dealers go full thespian, but is a sale ‘to be or not to be'?

Last in is Colin, with a curious electrifying object that he hopes will cause a spark amongst the buyers. Designed to be an object for rejuvenation, will it produce a hair-raising profit?

Today's dealers are Ian, JB, Adi, Moses and Lucy.

Nigel Havers welcomes five more sellers to the Bidding Room, where they try to sell items to professional dealers who are on the lookout for interesting pieces, with help from expert Simon Bower.

First through the doors is Ollie, with a vintage fairground shoot-a-ball game. Ollie wants to take his girlfriend out for a slap-up meal with the proceeds, so will it be steak and chips or sausage and chips?

Next through the doors is Judith (known as Minx to her friends), with a curious pair of silver boxes. The dealers are intrigued, but who will offer Minx the best price?

Third into our Yorkshire HQ is Zack, with a music box that he hopes will hit all the right notes. It is both functional and musical, but will the dealers be willing to pay the price he wants?

Next to face the dealers is retired comic dealer Glyn, with an icon of 1980s kids telly. The Dangermouse artwork has the dealers excited, but who will get to take it home?

Last in is Michelle, with a mid-century rattan drinks trolley. With Mr Havers on hand to help demonstrate the item's desirability, can Michelle create a bidding war?

Today's dealers are Ian, JB, Adi, Moses and Lucy.

Nigel Havers welcomes five more sellers to the Bidding Room, where they try to sell items to professional dealers who are on the lookout for interesting pieces, with help from expert Simon Bower.

First through the doors is Christine, with a wooden anchor man. The dealers are fascinated, but who will offer up to Simon's valuation?

Next up is Jack, who is taking a gamble on a recent restoration job. His antique games table gets mixed reviews, but can he still score a great sale?

Returning seller Naveed turns up with some items he has inherited. His decorative Koran stand and intricate scroll are both rare and very old. Which of our dealers will want them to be theirs?

Sharon wants to sell a pristine set of antique pen nibs from a top maker. With functionality and uses for display, there's a market for Sharon's nibs, but which of the dealers will want them the most?

Last in is John with a collection of puppet heads from kids TV show Rainbow. The Zippy, George and Bungle heads are a hit with the dealers, but who is the biggest fan of the show and will part with the most money?

Today's dealers are Ian, Tash, Adi, Estelle and James

Nigel Havers welcomes five more sellers to the Bidding Room, where they try to sell items to professional dealers who are on the lookout for interesting pieces, with help from expert Simon Bower.

First through the doors is Debbie, with a stone garden feature shaped like a cannon. It's both heavy and convincing, but will cannon-obsessed dealer Adi deliver an explosive deal?

Next through the doors is Matt, with a pair of 1940s enamel signs. They are original and colourful, and Jack is hopeful for a bidding war, but can he push the dealers to start one?

Alison wants to sell a unique table that she bought for just £5. Despite some minor restoration, her 1950s atomic table intrigues the bidders. Will they reach Simon's super high valuation?

Next to face the dealers is Nigel, with a rare piece of Clarice Cliff pottery. The ceramic mask is a highly prized piece, but who will love it enough to haggle a deal?

Lastly, salesman Steve thinks his zodiac gyroscope will be a hit with dealers. With mixed reviews of his item, can Steve use all of his charm to nail himself a good price in the bidding room?

Today's dealers are Ian, JB, Adi, Moses and Lucy.

Nigel Havers welcomes five more sellers to the Bidding Room, where they try to sell items to professional dealers who are on the lookout for interesting pieces, with help from expert Simon Bower.

First through the doors is Peter, with a French croquet set that he's never used. He's looking to sell to someone with a large enough garden to use it, but will any of our dealers play ball?

Next up is Mandy, with a souvenir from her childhood holidays in Cornwall. The Troika wheel vase gets mixed reviews from the dealers. Will any of them want to take it home?

Rob arrives with a unique motorbike that he custom built. He wants to sell the bike for charity, so can he persuade bike-loving dealer Ian to shell out?

Vari has brought in a long-ago purchase that she hopes has matured in value. Her Scottish whisky decanters pique the dealers' interest, but will it be enough to get the price she's after?

Last in is Nick, with a stylish and desirable Herman Miller office chair that he rescued from the skip. Will our mid-century dealers go into battle for it?

Today's dealers are Ian, JB, Adi, Moses and Lucy

Nigel Havers welcomes five more sellers to the Bidding Room, where they try to sell items to professional dealers who are on the lookout for interesting pieces, with help from expert Simon Bower.

First through the doors are Joe and Ingrid, with a bizarre collection of pink toy rabbits. Joe's assortment of Duracell bunnies need to go, so it's down to them to persuade the dealers to buy.

Next is Darren, with a set of antique skittles he thinks will bowl over our bidders. Can he strike a great sale and top his valuation?

Third into our Yorkshire HQ is Tracy, with a bottle of wine she hopes will be to the taste of the dealers. Will wine lovers James or Adi be willing to take a chance on an old bottle?

Luke loves his colourful 1980s Danish table, but his partner doesn't. It is nostalgic and stylish, but will any of the dealers pay him the price he wants?

Last in is Paul, with an electric pen that he thinks will leave a mark on our bidders. Is he right?

Nigel Havers welcomes five more sellers to the Bidding Room, where they try to sell items to professional dealers who are on the lookout for interesting pieces, with help from expert Simon Bower.

First through the doors is Martin, with a pair of classic toy cars that he hopes will speed towards a great sale. Pedal cars are right up Adi's street, but can he fend off competition from fellow toy buyer Jo to drive them home?

Katherine is selling a curious artist-built chair. The pram frame and steam bent make it unique, but will it appeal to sculpture loving Jo?

Alex has inherited an aviation-themed item. The silver cigarette case has fascinating military links, but will the dealers get on board?

Next to face the dealers is Kevin, with an item he hopes might take their breath away. Identifying the 1960s miner's rescue kit has the dealers stumped, but someone has an idea for a new use. Will they bid high enough to walk away with it?

Last in is Paul, with an electric pen that he thinks will leave a mark on our bidders. Is he right?

Today's dealers are Ian, Adi, Melissa, Tash, Jo, JB and Sam.

Nigel Havers welcomes five more sellers to the Bidding Room, where they try to sell items to professional dealers who are on the lookout for interesting pieces, with help from expert Simon Bower.

First through the doors is Kay, with an old hairdryer she found in a friend's attic in France. It is both peculiar and nostalgic, and the dealers are fascinated, but who wants to take it home?

Next up is Peter, with a pristine Corgi toy circus from his childhood. It's colourful and fun, and the Bidding Room turns into the big top.

Paul is selling some movie posters that have been signed by their stars. Who will be starstruck enough to pay his perfect price?

Nicky has brought in a quirky, mid-century boat bar. This family heirloom is looking for a new home, so could one of our dealers be its new owner?

Last in is returning seller Matt, with a ventriloquist dummy called Jolly Jim. Some of the dealers are intrigued, while others are a bit creeped out. Can Matt win them over and bag himself a great sale?

Today's dealers are Ian, Adi, Melissa, Tash and Jo.

Nigel Havers welcomes five more sellers to the Bidding Room, where they try to sell items to professional dealers who are on the lookout for interesting pieces, with help from expert Simon Bower.

First through the doors are Clare and her son Isaac, with a small wooden horse that he used to ride around on. Can they gallop their way towards a bidding war?

Paul has brought in some vintage medical posters. Decorative and educational, they interest the dealers, but will anyone offer the desired price?

Chantelle wants to sell a retro Herman Miller table and chairs. This burger-bar themed piece is collectable, but which of the dealers wants to buy it?

Next to face the dealers is Anthony, with a truly bizarre item he rescued from a skip. The life-size ceramic sheep in jeans is truly niche, so Anthony will have to work hard to persuade our bidders that they need it.

Last in is Neil, with a 1950s toy helicopter. With toy fan Adi on the panel, there are sure to be fireworks in the bidding room, but will anyone's bids truly take off?

Today's dealers are Ian, Adi, Melissa, Tash and Jo.

Nigel Havers welcomes five more sellers to the Bidding Room, where they try to sell items to professional dealers who are on the lookout for interesting pieces, with help from expert Simon Bower.

First through the doors is Ben, with a giant funfair gorilla he bought at a salvage yard. It's a truly unique item, but which of our dealers will want it?

Arriving next is Rebecca, with a 1940s drinks cabinet and lamp. It's unique but still functional and collectible, so can Rebecca get the amount she wants to donate to charity?

Next in is Ray, with a 50-year-old bottle of naval rum with fascinating heritage. Can Ray use the nautical connection to start a bidding war?

Banaras has brought in a 1915 silk cloth with an aviation connection. Will it fly high with the dealers and reach the price that he's after?

Lastly, Vivian wants to sell a plucky piece that has been in her family for generations. Can her unusual musical instrument help her dance towards a great sale?

Today's dealers are Ian, Adi, JB, Sam and Jo.

Nigel Havers welcomes five more sellers to the Bidding Room, where they try to sell items to professional dealers who are on the lookout for interesting pieces, with help from expert Simon Bower.

First through the doors is Kathy, with a much loved retro battling tops board game that has been the source of fun for many a family games night. But will the dealers be competing to win this, or will it be game over for Kathy?

Next through the doors is Beck,y who is selling a set of ‘metamorphic' shelves that turn into a table on behalf of her boss. Will it transform into a top trade when Becky brings her item in front of the dealers?

Finally, Brandon and his dad Gar are looking for a good deal on an iconic set of wheels. With a collection of vintage bikes at home, they've decided to sell the 70s Raleigh Tomahawk on which Brandon learned to ride. Can you put a price on sentimental objects? The dealers hope you can.

Nigel Havers welcomes five more sellers to the Bidding Room, where they try to sell items to professional dealers who are on the lookout for interesting pieces, with help from expert Simon Bower.

First through the doors is Vivian, with a unique miniature gardening kit. It fascinates Nigel and Simon, but will our dealers love it enough to reach the price tag that Vivian has in mind?

Arriving next is Robert, with an intriguing piece that could have the dealers swarming. Can his new knowledge about the antique honey drainer help him strike a sweet deal in the bidding room?

Third up to face the dealers is Gerry, who brings in an item that he found whilst diving in a river. The silver snake bracelet is both charming and collectible, but which of our dealers will want it?

Next up is Yolanda, who has a fascinating fabric from her past travels. Handmade in west Africa, it's a huge statement textile, so will Yolanda be able to reach the price she wants?

Last in is artist Ainsley, with a 1920s silver decanter he bought from a jewellery shop. Both decorative and collectible, the dealers are intrigued but who will pay enough to take it home with them?

The dealers in today are Ian, Adi, JB, Sam and Jo.

Nigel Havers welcomes five more sellers to the Bidding Room, where they try to sell items to professional dealers who are on the lookout for interesting pieces, with help from expert Simon Bower.

Dawn and her five-year-old grandson Oliver want to sell Oliver's grandad's old Triang toy cafeteria truck, and Oliver has a specific price in mind: £100,000! How much will he charm the dealers into paying for it?

Next, a familiar face returns to the show with a key that conceals a corkscrew. Can super-salesman Steve work his magic on the dealers and unlock another stunning deal?

Marjory is selling a pair of Victorian children's clogs on behalf of a Lancashire charity for which she volunteers, while Jane has with her a pair of magnifying glasses, and to soften the deal she's throwing in a 50-year-old teddy to attract one dealer in particular. Will bear-lover Adi fall for the ploy and go all in for the double deal?

Lastly, musician Connor has brought in an American blues guitar believed to be from the 1930s, and he has composed a Bidding Room song. Will his item hit the right note with the dealers?

Today's dealers are Ian, Jacqui, Adi, Jo and James.

Nigel Havers welcomes five more sellers to the Bidding Room, where they try to sell items to professional dealers who are on the lookout for interesting pieces, with help from expert Simon Bower.

First through the doors is Jocelyn, with a piece of TV nostalgia that she hopes will intrigue the dealers. She wants the sale of her Basil Brush ride-on toy to help her upcoming house move, but will the dealers bid high enough?

Arriving next is Olivia, with a set of brass weighing scales that she spotted in a second-hand shop. It is both decorative and functional, but which of the dealers can she persuade to take the scales home?

Tony has brought in a piece of maritime history that he hopes will see our dealers diving deep into their wallets. The brass and copper diving helmet is certainly a statement piece, but will any of the dealers bite?

Kay is hoping to wring out a healthy profit out of an old mangle. With the proceeds from the sale going to a children's charity, can she push the dealers up to her dream sale price?

Lastly, Cathy wants to sell a beautiful bear that belonged to a lady she cares for. This later version of a Steiff bear is both charming and pristine - guaranteed to cause a stir in the bidding room. Which of our dealers will bid high enough to become the new owner?

Today's dealers are Ian, Adi, Jo, James and Jacqui.

Nigel Havers welcomes five more sellers to the Bidding Room, where they try to sell items to professional dealers who are on the lookout for interesting pieces, with help from expert Simon Bower.

First through the doors is Heather, with a colourful pair of toys from her childhood. Her 1960s rocket and bouncing bunny are both in excellent condition, with their boxes intact - just the things to trigger a bidding war between our dealers.

Next, Aidan is selling a 1930s gramophone player he rescued from a warehouse. New dealer Jacqui is a fan of early 20th century items and a collector of gramophones, so he has one potential buyer, but it takes two or more to start a bidding war.

Michael has brought in a collection of Edwardian and Victorian glass lampshades saved from his mother's loft. Will they light up the bidding room and make him the money he wants?

Farhat wants to sell a piece of metamorphic children's furniture that transforms from a high chair into a rocking chair. Simon and Nigel love it, but will it convert the dealers and make Farhat a small fortune?

The final seller is Diana, who arrives with her poorly pup Owen, who has a heart problem. Di has with her a gold peacock-feather brooch that belonged to her aunt and symbolises lost love. She hopes to use the money from the sale to pay for Owen's vet fees.

Today's dealers are Ian, Jacqui, Adi, Jo and James.

Nigel Havers welcomes five more sellers to the Bidding Room, where they try to sell items to professional dealers who are on the lookout for interesting pieces, with help from expert Simon Bower.

First through the doors is Natalie with an anatomy model called Bart. Will curio collector James pay up to her dream price? Simon and Nigel are impressed by Rafaella's set of letter press drawers from the 1900s, but which dealer's collection would they suit? Derek has brought in one of the most unusual items seen on the show - an ejector seat from a fighter jet. Will the dealers' bids reach the dizzy heights.

Returning seller Gloria is back with a very large and curious magnifying glass. Hoping to use the proceeds for an old people's charity, can she charm the dealers into digging deep for her unusual piece? And vintage toy collector Russell is selling a tin-plate toy telephone exchange from the 1950s. Adi is the obvious buyer, but can Russell use his new intel from Simon to dial up the price?

Today's dealers are Ian, Adi, Jo, James and Jacqui.

Nigel Havers welcomes five more sellers to the Bidding Room, where they try to sell items to professional dealers who are on the lookout for interesting pieces, with help from expert Simon Bower.

Jane and daughter Ceri have decided to sell a 24-foot-long table that has been in their family for over a century. The table, which is on wheels, began life in a sailing loft on Swansea docks and was used to stitch sails. Will any of the dealers go for this massive industrial piece?

Adam has brought in a sign you may well have seen at the front of a queue. It's an illuminated ‘ladies' sign from the 1930s, but will the dealers be lining up to spend a penny and take it home?

Peter has reassembled a pedal fire truck he found in a neighbour's garage. The style of it looks early 20th century, though it's a much more recent model. Will the dealers fall for its timeless charm?

Maria wants to sell a set of Birds Eye advertising posters she rescued from the skip at work. With retro advertising prints ever popular with collectors, will our dealers see the potential and want to shell out for the frozen pea ads?

Lastly, returning seller and part-time magician Gary has with him a macabre theatrical prop - a guillotine. He has a showstopping trick up his sleeve, but will the dealers go for his one-off piece?

Today's dealers are Ian, Jacqui, Adi, Jo and James.

Nigel Havers welcomes five more sets of sellers to the Bidding Room where they will try to persuade one of the five dealers to buy the items they are trying to sell.

Before facing the dealers, each seller meets Nigel and auctioneer Simon who will value their items. Simon will also give them top tips on the history and key characteristics of their piece so that when they enter the bidding room, they have all the information they need to try to haggle the best possible price from the dealers.

All the dealers are spending their own money but have no idea what the sellers are bringing in each day. If they like an item, then they will bid against one another to try to buy it. The more dealers who bid, the more chance the seller has to push up the final price tag. But the sellers don't have to sell if they don't think the dealers are offering enough money; especially if the bids don't reach expert Simon's valuation (which they should wisely keep to themselves).

First through the doors is Natalie with an anatomy model called ‘Bart'. Will curio collector James be persuaded pay up to her dream price?
Arriving next is Christine with a butter churn from the 1900s. With the help of Nigel Havers can she butter up the dealers to bid up to her dream price?

Next in are couple David and Pixie with a set of glass apothecary bottles that they found in the attic of their new house. With an assortment of glass from across the ages can they persuade decorative buyers James or Adi to part with their cash?

Next to face the dealers is Gareth with a 1940s gas meter that he rescued from a demolition site. Nigel Havers has a genius idea for giving it a new lease of life but can he persuade the dealers?

Rowan from Ireland is fourth in today, with his trio of Guinness advertising prints. Which of our dealers will he target and will his sales patter be successful?

Last in is Helen with her granddaughter Imogen. They've brought along a gold brooch from WW1 that's been in the family for seven generations. With a fascinating story behind it, which of our dealers will fight to take their item home?

The dealers in today are Ian, Adi, Jo, James and Jacqui.

Nigel Havers welcomes five more sets of sellers to the Bidding Room where they will try to persuade one of the five dealers to buy the items they are trying to sell.

Before facing the dealers, each seller meets Nigel and auctioneer Simon who will value their items. Simon will also give them top tips on the history and key characteristics of their piece so that when they enter the bidding room, they have all the information they need to try to haggle the best possible price from the dealers.

All the dealers are spending their own money but have no idea what the sellers are bringing in each day. If they like an item, then they will bid against one another to try to buy it. The more dealers who bid, the more chance the seller has to push up the final price tag. But the sellers don't have to sell, if they don't think the dealers are offering enough money; especially if the bids don't reach expert Simon's valuation (which they should wisely keep to themselves).

First through the doors is Claudette with a vintage toy that's been living in a cupboard for ten years. The tin toy racing cars and track are sure to get the dealers interested but who will win the race to own it?

Arriving next is Alan, with a carved container in the shape of a bear. This mystery item has the dealers guessing but who will finally get their paws on it?

Next to face the dealers is Hansi, with a decorative purchase from a flea market. With fascinating military history attached, can she start a bidding war when she meets the dealers?

Next up is David with a piece of British aviation history. His curious tool for cleaning Spitfire guns has links to the Battle of Britain but which dealer will win a battle to buy it?

Last in is Sophie who has brought along a lamp she bought 20 years ago. The railway piece has the dealers intrigued but can her meditation techniques help her nail a great sale?

The dealers in today are Jo, Adi, Ian, James and Jacqui.

Nigel Havers welcomes five more sets of sellers to the Bidding Room, where they will try to persuade one of the five dealers to buy the items they are trying to sell.

Before facing the dealers, each seller meets Nigel and auctioneer Simon, who will value their items. Simon will also give them top tips on the history and key characteristics of their piece, so that when they enter the bidding room, they have all the information they need to try to haggle the best possible price from the dealers.

All the dealers are spending their own money but have no idea what the sellers are bringing in each day. If they like an item, then they will bid against one another to try to buy it. The more dealers who bid, the more chance the seller has to push up the final price tag. But the sellers don't have to sell if they don't think the dealers are offering enough money; especially if the bids don't reach expert Simon's valuation.

First through the doors today is another Nigel, with a £20 note he has had for the last 30 years that is missing the Queen's head. Verified as being a genuine printing error by the Bank of England, could this rare novelty piece turn out to be a licence to print money for Nigel?

Next in are Anika and her daughter Amelie with a silver bowl that young Amelie picked up from a car boot sale and has used to store hairbands. The bowl, thought to be over 100 years old, was made by the White Starline, who equipped the Titanic. Can the pair convince the dealers to spend big and sail away with a profit?

Third in is Alvin with a poster from the 1970s West End production of The King and I, starring and signed by legendary actor Yul Brynner. With 70s styling en vogue, will the poster be given a fashionable spot on one of the dealer's walls?

Next into Yorkshire HQ is Carlo with an Edwardian-style plafonnier – a dramatic French glass lampshade. It's a large piece, best suited to a big space, but with dealer Jane bidding, whose clients have large country homes, could she be the best bet to give Carlo the deal he wants?

Last to face the dealers is Anne, with an unloved family heirloom - a gift from her mother that she considers takes the biscuit. The Edwardian biscuit barrel by royal jewellers Mappin Brothers (now Mappin and Webb) has been hidden at the back of Anne's cupboards for decades, and she has decided now is the time to find it a new home - but will the dealers bid crumbs for it or the solid silver deal it deserves?

The dealers in today are Ian, Jacqui, Adi, Jo, James, Jayne, JB and Tash.

Nigel Havers welcomes five more sets of sellers to the Bidding Room where they will try to persuade one of the five dealers to buy the items they are trying to sell.

Before facing the dealers, each seller meets Nigel and auctioneer Simon who will value their items. Simon will also give them top tips on the history and key characteristics of their piece so that when they enter the bidding room, they have all the information they need to try to haggle the best possible price from the dealers.

All the dealers are spending their own money but have no idea what the sellers are bringing in each day. If they like an item, then they will bid against one another to try to buy it. The more dealers who bid, the more chance the seller has to push up the final price tag. But the sellers don't have to sell, if they don't think the dealers are offering enough money; especially if the bids don't reach expert Simon's valuation (which they should wisely keep to themselves).

First through the doors is Mel with a dress and umbrella from the London 2012 Paralympic Games. It's a truly unique piece but will anyone pay up to her dream price?

Arriving next is engineer Andrew with a night vision periscope from an army tank. With multiple uses, can a demonstration really hook in the dealers?

Next to face the dealers is Glenda with some brass and copper garden sprayers she's hoping will grow her a great profit – but is she right?

Next up is James with some technical drawings of tanks from WW2. With connections to the Battle of Britain, will 40s lover Jacqui snap them up?

Last in is Rick with a truly unique piece. His seven-foot ice cream figure from Italy has the wow factor, but can he scoop a top deal with the dealers?

The dealers in today are Jo, Adi, Ian, James and Jacqui, JB, Sam and Jon.

Nigel Havers hosts as top dealers bid against each other to buy items brought in by the public, including a £20 note with the Queen's head missing, a silver bowl and a poster signed by Yul Brynner.

Nigel Havers hosts as five dealers bid to buy items brought in by the public, including an ornate gold mirror and rare bronze busts of Princess Margaret and Queen Elizabeth II.

Nigel Havers hosts as five dealers bid to buy items brought in by the public, including miniature Ferraris, a pair of cherub wall lights, two Indian carved mirrors and a grocer's sign.

Nigel Havers hosts as five dealers bid to buy items brought in by the public, including a rice warmer, a kingfisher vase, a hop sieve, a port pourer and a harmonium.

Nigel Havers hosts as five dealers bid to buy items brought in by the public, including a decorative clock, a mid-century teddy bear and a mystery copper item.

Nigel Havers hosts as five dealers bid to buy items brought in by the public, including a pottery wheel, a transforming tea stand and a set of port hole mirrors.

Nigel Havers hosts as five dealers bid to buy items brought in by the public, including a truck door, a ride-on train, a card table and a rugby shirt from a famous film.

Nigel Havers hosts as five dealers bid to buy items brought in by the public, including a 1940s library stand, a racing tricycle, some Sindy toys and a vintage milking machine.

Nigel Havers hosts as five dealers bid to buy items brought in by the public, including a tiki bar, an Evel Knievel doll, a 1960s Triang desk and a six-foot tuna.

Nigel Havers hosts as five dealers bid to buy items brought in by the public, including a toy tugboat, a vintage petrol pump, a wooden mask and a pair of funfair dolphins.

Nigel Havers welcomes five more sellers to the Bidding Room, where they try to sell items to professional dealers who are on the lookout for interesting pieces, with help from expert Simon Bower.

First through the doors is returning seller Andy, with a French horse-racing game he bought at a car boot sale. This roulette-type game is still playable, so can Andy use the fun factor to race towards a quick sale?

Arriving next are couple Ian and Sue with a toy prototype that was designed to clean up the environment. This plastic bear toy is rare and has a mystery function. Can Ian and Sue convince the dealers that they need to own it?

Next to face the dealers is Gaynor and retired guide dog Rosie. She's got a silver tea set that she hopes will impress the dealers. With Rosie on hand, can Gaynor's charm offensive help her make the money she wants for charity?

Next into Yorkshire HQ is traveller Gee, with a wooden carving that he bought at auction 20 years ago. With questions about it in the dealer room, will Gee be parted with it?

Last in is Amanda, with a miniature farmyard that she was given as a child. Her 1970s tiny toy impresses Simon and Nigel, but will the dealers agree?

Today's dealers are Jo, Ian, Adi, Melissa and Moses.

Nigel Havers welcomes five more sellers to the Bidding Room, where they try to sell items to professional dealers who are on the lookout for interesting pieces, with help from expert Simon Bower.

First through the doors is Claire with an optician's testing lamp that she bought for £30. It's certainly unique, but will it light up the dealers' faces when it hits the bidding room?

Arriving next is Geoff with a six-foot gorilla called Gary. With links to a famous TV series, will the bidders go bananas when they see him?

Next to face the dealers is Jonathan with an Astra compass. Simon and Nigel are intrigued, but can his compass have enough magnetic pull to attract the dealers?

Next into Yorkshire HQ is Nathan with a childhood toy. His Ghostbusters house and figurines are a hit of nostalgia, but who loves ghosts the most? Will anyone bid up to the amount he wants?

Last in are mother and daughter Jemma and Jasmine with a much-loved canine friend called Freddie. This push-a-long dog is charming – will Nigel be right in his guess that Adi will fight to take him home?

Today's dealers are Jon, Sam, JB, Adi, Jo, Ian, Melissa and Moses.

Nigel Havers welcomes five more sellers to the Bidding Room, where they try to sell items to professional dealers who are on the lookout for interesting pieces, with help from expert Simon Bower.

First through the doors is Billy with a quirky piece from the funfair. This large two-seater spaceship certainly has the wow factor, but can Billy get a sky-high sale?

Arriving next is Nyree with a piece she found in a charity shop. French, decorative and usable, will her decanter help pour a healthy profit in the dealer room?

Next up is Lee with a 1970s pay phone. In its original, working condition, can the information Simon offers help him dial up a good sale?

Fourth into the Bidding Room today is Kevin, with a train set he has had for 60 years. His Hornby toy from the 50s is a hit with Nigel and Simon, so is he on track to impress the dealers too?

Last in is Carole with a tombola machine. Fun and functional, will luck be on her side when she tries to sell it to the dealers?

Today's dealers are Jon, Sam, Adi, JB and Jo.

Nigel Havers welcomes five more sellers to the Bidding Room, where they try to sell items to professional dealers who are on the lookout for interesting pieces, with help from expert Simon Bower.

First through the doors is Caspian and his mum Fiona with a model plane they hope will fly high in the Bidding Room, but are they right?

Arriving next is Beverley and a nifty portable kit for all your picnic needs. Her foldable dining set is functional and fun, but will the dealers fight for it?

Next up is Angie with a quirky item she hopes will make a killing with the dealers. Her funfair orca whale gets everyone's attention, but which of our buyers will bite?

Fourth into the Bidding Room today is Anna, hoping to draw herself a great deal with her box of treats. Her draughtsman's set was a car boot find, so can she haggle herself a healthy profit?

Last in is Jack with a fun piece that'll make you taller. His set of stilts has everyone interested, but who will step up and spend?

Today's dealers are Jon, Sam, Adi, JB and Jo.

Nigel Havers welcomes five more sellers to the Bidding Room, where they try to sell items to professional dealers who are on the lookout for interesting pieces, with help from expert Simon Bower.

First through the doors is Casper and his mum Amanda, with a toy wooden bus they hope will drive up the bids amongst our dealers. Are they right?

Arriving next is Andrew with a French ladder. Simon thinks it's from the 1900s and was potentially used in a library. Will it step up to expectations in the Bidding Room?

Next up is Jane with a wheeled piece of fun. Her unicycle is from the late 1980s and sure to cause a stir, but which dealer will want to ride it home?

Fourth into the Bidding Room today is Emma and her son Reece. They've brought along a handmade model of a working mill. Built from scratch, unique and charming, can the pair persuade the dealers to bite?

Last in is Sarah with a small decorative pan from the 1970s. With Norwegian heritage and a bold colour pattern, Sarah discovers that this design is desirable, but which of the dealers will she target, to get the best price?

Today's dealers are Jon, Sam, Adi, JB, Jo, Ian, Lucy, Estelle and Lauren.

Nigel Havers hosts as five dealers battle each other to buy items brought in by the public, including a 50s handbag, a 60s ceramic lamp and a quackers toy duck from the 70s.

Nigel Havers hosts as five dealers battle each other to buy items brought in by the public, including a bamboo egg chair, a vintage soda stream and a retro science kit.

Nigel Havers hosts as five dealers battle each other to buy items brought in by the public, including a set of tiny Swedish horses and some pristine mid-century lampshades.

Nigel Havers hosts as five dealers battle each other to buy items brought in by the public, including a mid-century rattan stool, and a unique, transforming walking stick.

Nigel Havers hosts as five dealers battle each other to buy items brought in by the public, including Iranian copper bowls, a collection of weaving artefacts and a 1930s bumper car.

Nigel Havers hosts as five dealers battle each other to buy items brought in by the public, including an antique stereoscope, a prototype race bike and a curious mystery object.

Nigel Havers presides as sellers aim for top prices on items, including a film vending machine, The Bridge on the River Kwai model, a gold changer, a jack-in-the-box and a chemistry set.

Nigel Havers presides as five sellers aim to get the best price for their items, including a dressing screen, a coracle, a toy steam engine, a car mascot and a theatrical prop clown.

Nigel Havers presides as five sellers aim for the best price for their items, including iconic London signage, a footstool, a musical decanter, a wind-up tin toy and a dental polisher.

Nigel Havers presides as five sellers aim to get the best price for their items, including a village fete sign, a telescope, a Martaban jar, a skeleton statue and a bird automaton.

Nigel Havers presides as five sellers aim to get the best price for their items, including a bard chair, a Bob Marley poster, WWI postcards, an antique golf caddy and a classic car.

Nigel Havers presides as five sellers aim to get the best price for their items, including a music box, chess mould, a gallery painting, a zoetrope and a World War II compass.

Nigel Havers presides as five sellers aim to get the best price for their items, including a needlework book, a postbox, an anatomy torso, a stereoscope and a Troika pot.

Nigel Havers presides as five sellers aim to get the best price for their items, including a wash tub, an autocycle, a Rowntree's advertising sign, a Victorian glass ship and a rocking horse.

Nigel Havers presides as five sellers aim for the best price for their items, including an astrolabe, photo enlarger, Murano glass, a ruler collection and Beatles memorabilia.

Nigel Havers presides as five sellers aim to get the best price for their items, including a cellarette, a hoover, a brass dog, bakery items and a theatrical prop chair.

Nigel Havers presides as five sellers aim to get the best price for their items, including a 6ft statue, a chopping block, Scandinavian glassware, a sideboard and some colourful vases.

Nigel Havers presides as five sellers aim to get the best price for their items, including Murano glass fruit, a TV, a cocktail cabinet, a 1920s purse and a dentist's lamp.

Nigel Havers presides as five sellers aim to get the best price for their items, including a 15ft canoe, an iconic bookcase and some pottery.

Nigel Havers presides as five sellers aim for the best price for their items, including wind-up toys, a Murano glass vase, a gentleman's companion, industrial lamps and a filing cabinet.