Dickinsons Real Deal

David and the team are in historic Lincoln on the hunt for valuable and interesting antiques. A Chinese dish found at a car boot sale makes a lot more than the lucky owner paid for it.

Antique expert and presenter David Dickinson helps people turn their unwanted antiques into cash. Featuring collectors trying to sell their items to dealers, but if both sides cannot reach an agreement, the seller moves on to the auction block.

David and the team are sent to Coventry, on the hunt for valuable and interesting antiques; a painting of London Bridge attracts attention and Tim Hogarth digs deep to try to buy it.

David and the team are in Coventry, where dealer Alison Chapman has some saucy fun with a pair of handcuffs before putting down serious cash on an enormous silver wine cooler.

The dealers are in Coventry, where Cheryl Hakeney finds herself on the receiving end of a charm offensive by one elderly seller, and everyone is surprised by one item attracting big money offers at the auction.

David and the team are in Leeds on the hunt for valuables antiques. Two 18th-century swords cause a stir in the dealers' den when they turn out to be worth a lot more than seller Marie first thought.