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Long Marston 2

Caroline Hawley, Thomas Forrester and David Fergus guide the teams in Warwickshire. The blues reflect on a baroque-style mirror, while the reds consider a cat鈥檚 head vase.

With more than a hundred miles of canals, Warwickshire鈥檚 waterways are a kaleidoscope of colour. Canal art adorns many of the county鈥檚 narrowboats, bringing vivid splashes of greens, reds and yellows to its towpaths. Presenter Caroline Hawley meets heritage crafter Kerri Williams, who specialises in preserving this traditional art form. Kerri runs workshops teaching the art and helping students to understand the social history behind it.

In nearby Long Marston, two generations of antiques hunters search high and low for bargains to take to auction. In red are mum and daughter Bekki and Paisley, and in blue are mum and son Francine and Richard. With 60 minutes on the clock, the reds鈥� tails are wagging when they spot a vintage ceramic bulldog that is identical to one in a well-known spy movie. However, when expert David Fergus sees the price tag, he says they鈥檙e barking up the wrong tree. Meanwhile, the blue team and their expert, Thomas Forrester, find a soapstone sculpture of a lion, but sadly its condition is far from 'purrfect'.

In Bristol, the bidders are in a generous mood when auctioneer Andy Stowe starts selling the teams鈥� lots 鈥� but who鈥檚 going home with cash in their hands?

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43 minutes

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Presenter Caroline Hawley
Expert Thomas Forrester
Expert David Fergus
Production Manager Moira Edwards
Executive Producer Paul Tucker
Series Producer Joanne Dunscombe
Director Harriet Exley

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