Two-Faced Baby Soap, Garden Festival Glasses, Coconut Shy Box
The dealers come face to face with their creepiest item yet, enjoy all the fun of the fair, and ten-year-old Cassie tries to pull their strings with her vintage puppets.
Young Bidding Room superfan Cassie and dad Stewart are first through the doors with a pair of vintage puppets. Have the dealers met their match in this precocious lover of all things vintage?
Jaclyn has brought along a collection of unusual etchings of scenes from the oil industry that once adorned the walls of a pub. Perhaps she will strike it lucky by targeting art-loving dealers like Jo and Jon.
Two heads are better than one, unless you鈥檙e talking about novelty soap from the 1930s depicting a laughing and crying baby, in which case one head would have been plenty, frankly. Still, if Richard can find the right dealer, he could still clean up.
He is followed by local lady Trishna, whose commemorative glasses from the 1988 Glasgow Garden Festival have huge sentimental value. Sadly, the dealers only carry cash, so she will have to accept that if she wants to sell them.
And finally, it鈥檚 all the fun of the fair as Ronnie tries to get the dealers excited about his ornate coconut shy box. But with the dealers aiming to knock him off his perch, who will be having the last laugh?
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