Bargain Hunt - Season 63 (2022)

Charlie Ross is in West Sussex with a mystery gadget. The heat doesn't put off today's teams whose items for auction include a sewing machine, an African dish and two Japanese game tables.

Roo Irvine visits the only house in England designed by Charles Rennie Mackintosh. A model traction engine and an optician's eye test box worries auctioneer Charles Hanson, but will they turn a profit?

Natasha Raskin Sharp hosts a special BBC anniversary edition of Bargain Hunt featuring celebrity contestants. Before heading off to auction where any profits will go to charity, Natasha takes a look through the BBC archives.

Eric Knowles has a mystery item for the Guildford fair-goers and it might be related to bees. Today's challenge buys include a piece of outdated technology and an item with a moving part.

Christina Trevanion visits the Gwili Steam Railway in Wales. Both teams leave the auction with substantial profits, but who will win the contest?

Charlie Ross discovers how parachute silk was used to make maps, underwear and even a wedding dress during the war. One team walks away from today's auction with a staggering £270, but will it be the Reds or the Blues?

Natasha Raskin Sharp goes beyond the call of duty when she tries her hand at 'bog snorkelling' in Llanwrtyd Wells. At auction, one team leaves with money and the other with only the memory of a fun time.

Roo Irvine has a fishy mystery item for the folk of Northamptonshire. Will today's teams make a profit or will they sink at auction in Derbyshire?

Danny Sebastian makes his presenting debut from Harrogate in Yorkshire. Two confident students have high hopes, but is their confidence misplaced? The Red Team fall in love with some humourous signs.

Christina Trevanion visits Bromley House Library in Nottingham. Meanwhile, a terracotta vessel takes James Lewis' auction-room by storm. The Red Team spend £190 on a fish, but will it be as popular with the bidders?

Today's team hunt for bargains at an antiques fair in Builth Wells and Natasha Raskin Sharp learns all about the Welsh triple harp which is considered to be the national instrument of Wales.

Eric Knowles presents the show from sunny Guildford. Before heading the auction where both teams leave empty-handed, Eric visits the historical Abbot's Hospital.

After the shop at Naseby in Northamptonshire, Roo Irvine hops across the border to Leicestershire to learn about the history of corsetry. Finally, it's off to Derbyshire for the auction with Charles Hanson wielding the gavel.

Eric Knowles finds himself in the workhouse, but will today's teams have any luck when their three items go under the hammer at auction.