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In a special episode to mark 麻豆社 Scam Safe week, there鈥檚 a case of mistaken identity when Christina Trevanion asks for a cup of tea! Meanwhile, the teams shop for antiques in Derbyshire.
As part of 麻豆社 Scam Safe week, Bargain Hunt has some top tips for viewers on how to avoid buying fake antiques and collectibles. Christina Trevanion talks to auctioneer James Lewis about the copies and counterfeits he sees in the saleroom, from dodgy Royal Crown Derby porcelain with dangerously high lead content, to fake Whitefriars glass and Blue John gemstones. Christina also meets autograph expert Garry King, who shows her how to tell the difference between genuine and forged celebrity handwriting before you hand over your hard-earned cash!
There鈥檚 nothing fake about today鈥檚 teams鈥� ambition to win big at auction. In red are sisters-in-law Krishna and Pooja, who claim that haggling is in their blood. They鈥檙e up against friends Nick and Christine, who will know what to buy when they see it. With Izzie Balmer by their side, the reds are on the hunt for teapots, but Izzie isn鈥檛 convinced they鈥檙e worth pouring money into. Across at the antiques centre, the blues and Nick Hall spot a vintage typewriter, but the high price tag doesn鈥檛 spell a profit for the team. Back in James鈥檚 auction in Derby, Izzie reveals a bone china bonus buy for her reds, and Nick hopes his item will light up the saleroom.
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| Role | Contributor |
|---|---|
| Presenter | Christina Trevanion |
| Expert | Izzie Balmer |
| Expert | Nick Hall |
| Production Manager | Moira Edwards |
| Executive Producer | Paul Tucker |
| Series Producer | Joanne Dunscombe |
| Director | Helen Shields |
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- Mon 24 Nov 2025 12:15
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