Bargain Hunt - Season 58 (2021)

Christina Trevanion is in West Sussex and learns the art of making Persian carpets. Today's teams have over 1,000 stalls to browse in their quest for bargains at the Ardingly Antiques Fair.

Natasha Raskin Sharp is in Peterborough with veteran experts Charles Hanson and David Harper. Natasha sits down with auctioneer David Palmer to discover an impressive collection of fountain pens.

'Ello, 'ello - There's a police theme on today's show, but will the boys in blue win at the auction or will it be those dressed in red who walk away with cash? Charlie Ross leads the proceedings.

Charlie Ross meets a kimono fanatic at the Ardingly International Antiques Fair and both teams suffer losses at John Cameron's auction.

A hand-decorated item and a men's fashion accessory are today's challenge items. While the teams are busy looking for them, today's auctioneer James Lewis gives Charlie Ross a lesson in brown furniture.

The rain doesn't dampen the spirits of today's team, but the auction might. One item ends up broken and another is illegal to call silver. Speaking of spirits, Natasha Raskin Sharp learns about the interiors of pubs.

In Shrewsbury, Christina Trevanion learns about a local man who helped revolutionise the postal service. Meanwhile, heavy rain doesn't dampen the spirits of today's teams hunting for bargains.

Charlie Ross relaxes with the help of some therapeutic bonsai trees, but there's no such luck for today's teams who have one hour to find three items to take to auction in Portsmouth.

Thomas Forrester and Catherine Southon join presenter Natasha Raskin Sharp in Derbyshire where today's teams are hunting in an antiques centre. Charles Hanson and Natasha look at the importance of provenance when selling an item.

Charlie Ross sits down with Bargain Hunt regular Nick Hall to talk about Black Forest wood carvings. Both teams leave John Cameron's auction with losses.