Flipping Profit

In this episode, antiques expert Roo Irvine, trader Melissa Downhill and artisan blacksmith Kevin Paxton head to Dunfermline to find some bargains they can each flip for some cash. The three experts try to outdo each other by unearthing the best second-hand or used items that Dunfermline has to offer. Then we follow them on their quests to sell their goods and make the most profit in their own individual styles. Will Roo be able to sell all those musical instruments at a soiree in her shop? Can Melissa employ all the tricks of the trade to find a buyer for her huge dresser before she begins to regret buying it? And just what does Kevin have planned for all that scrap metal? It is a race against time, as they only have three weeks before the deadline to sell their wares and their profits are revealed.

In this episode, antiques auctioneer Charles Hanson, top trader Linda Lambert and trendy upcycler Zoe Pocock head to Glastonbury to find some bargains they can turn into some flipping profit. Rummaging through antique shops, scrap yards and flea markets, they only have one day to each find those hidden second-hand or used gems that will make them a nice big wedge of cash. Then we follow them as they try to turn these items into gold (or a profit at least).

In this episode, fine art dealer Gavin Claxton, market trader Gary Barton and aeronautical engineer/part-time upcycler Stu Abbott head to Durham to find some bargains they can turn into some flipping profit. The experts try to outdo each other by unearthing the best that Durham has to offer. Rummaging through antique shops, scrap yards and flea markets they have just one day to each find any items that will make them a huge profit. As Stu gets mechanical, making money from bits and parts of a Mini, Gavin goes to auction to try to sell his pricey painting, and Gary uses all the Glasgow patter he can muster to sell his art deco bowls in Glasgow's famous Barras market. At the end of it all, who will make the most flipping profit?

In this episode, fine art expert Kate Bliss, top trader Linda Lambert and master upholsterer Anthony Devine head to Monmouth to scour its antique shops, scrap yards and flea markets for items that will make them a huge profit. Then we follow them over the next three weeks in their quest to sell their items on for as much cash as they can. Will Anthony upholster his crummy old couch in time or will he miss the deadline to turn his sofa into money? Will Kate's mysterious pendant prove to be the money-making jewel she hopes it to be? And will Linda find anyone desperate to buy a church pew? At the end of it all, who will make the most flipping profit?

In this episode, antiques expert Caroline Hawley, trader Danny Sebastian and aeronautical engineer/upcycler Stu Abbott head to Buxton to rummage through its antique shops, scrap yards and flea markets in the hope of finding items that they can each turn into a healthy profit. When the day is done and they've got their items, they have just three weeks to turn them into cash. Will Caroline's pretty parasol fetch a pretty price? Can Danny flog his assortment of curios? And what has Stu got planned for those radiators? When the time is up, who will have made the biggest flipping profit?

In this episode, antiques expert Roo Irvine, trader Gary Barton and blacksmith/upcycler Kevin Paxton head to St Andrews to rummage through its antique shops, scrap yards and flea markets in the hope of finding items that they can each turn into a healthy profit. When the day is done and they've got their items, they have just three weeks to turn them into cash. Kevin gets his hands dirty moulding metal, Roo uses her shop to try and sell to her discerning clients, while Gary tries to flog his wares at The Barras, a famous Glasgow market. Will the top hat come out on top? Can Gary flog that three-piece sofa? Just what is Kevin turning that scrap metal into?

In this episode, art valuer Kate Bliss, mouthy trader Danny Sebastian and aeronautical engineer/upcycler Stu Abbott head to Ludlow to rummage through its antique shops, scrap yards and flea markets in the hope of finding items that they can each turn into a healthy profit. When the day is done and they've got their items, they have just three weeks to turn them into cash. Who can grab the most cash for their dressmakers dummies, Danny or Kate? Has Stu bitten off more than he can chew with his ambitious designs? It's a race to sell, sell, sell before the time is up and their profits are revealed.

In this episode, antiques expert Roo Irvine, cocky trader Danny Sebastian and upcycling blacksmith extraordinaire Kevin Paxton head to the Scottish Borders to rummage through its antique shops, scrap yards and flea markets in the hope of finding items that they can each turn into a healthy profit. When the day is done and they've got their items, they have just three weeks to turn them into cash. Where was Roo's brain when she bought those napkin rings? What was Danny thinking buying those bright orange 1970s food trays? What on earth is Kevin going to make out of metal dykes? They better have a plan because when the time is up, they don't want to be left in last place.

In this episode, antiques auctioneer Catherine Southon, wheeler dealer Tony Wong and upholsterer extraordinaire Micaela Sharp head to Faversham to rummage through its antique shops, scrap yards and flea markets in the hope of finding items that they can each turn into a healthy profit. When the day is done and they've got their items, they have just three weeks to turn them into cash. Will Catherine's cheap pendant be the jewel she thinks it is? Will Tony's colourful dresser be too quirky for his high-end London clientelle? Will Micaela be able to upholster so many items within the time limit?

In this episode, antiques auctioneer Charles Hanson, trader Linda Lambert and luxury upcycler Zoe Pocock head to Cambridge to rummage through its antique shops, scrap yards and flea markets in the hope of finding items that they can each turn into a healthy profit. When the day is done and they've got their items, they have just three weeks to turn them into cash. Will Charles find buyers for his Victorian Valentine's cards? Can Linda find a princess for her tiara? How will Zoe's sideboard turn out? It's all a rush as Zoe gets upcycling, Charles heads to auction and Linda goes to the theatre. At the end of the three weeks, who will be the king, or queen, of profit flippers?

Mark Stacey, Tony Wong and Zoe Pocock head to Exeter to find bargains they can turn into a profit. The three experts try to outdo each other by scouring the city's antiques shops, scrap yards and flea markets in search of any items they can convert to cash. When the day is done and the time is up, they then get just three weeks to turn their goodies into gold. Will Mark find the right buyer for his Chinese fish? Will any of Tony's regulars show any interest in his trendy designer light? And what is Zoe going to do with that gorilla?

Philip Serrell, Melissa Downhill and Micaela Sharp head to Hay-on-Wye, where they have just a day to find some bargains they can turn into profit. When the time is up, the next stage of the challenge begins, and they have just three weeks to turn their buys into booty. Micaela revamps her rocking chair, but with lots of work to carry out, has she given herself enough time to actually try to sell it? Philip rushes around the country going to horse stables, museums and even his old school in an attempt to find buyers for his items, and Melissa employs all the tricks of the trade to make some money. At the end of it all, which of these canny trades will make the most profit?

Fine-art dealer Gavin Claxton, top trader Linda Lambert and master upholsterer Anthony Devine head to Oxford to find some bargains they can turn into profit. The three experts try to outdo each other by unearthing the best that the city has to offer, rummaging through its antiques shops, scrap yards and flea markets to find any hidden gems that will make them a huge profit. For the next stage of the contest, the contestants rush to sell their items for as much profit as possible, within three weeks. Will Gavin be able to sell his dagger? Can Linda get rid of her pulpit? And will Anthony be able to upholster and sell all his furniture within the time limit? And at the end of it all, which of them will have made the most profit?

Philip Serrell, Tony Wong and Micaela Sharp head to Stratford-upon-Avon, where they have just one day to find any bargains they can get their mitts on. They then get just three weeks to turn them into cash. Will Philip's many contacts turn his corking machine into cash? Will canny Melissa flog her lamps? Will Micaela turn the her furniture into profit?

Gavin Claxton, Melissa Downhill and Zoe Pocock head to Chipping Campden to find bargains they can flip into profit. The three experts have just one day to scour its flea markets, antiques shops and scrap yards looking for those elusive bargains, and then they have just three weeks to turn them to cash. After a spot of restoration, will Gavin's paintings be as valuable as he thinks? Will Melissa get rid of all her Chesterfield furniture without running into problems? And what will Zoe do with all those mannequins?

Antiques valuer Caroline Hawley, canny Glaswegian trader Gary Barton and trendy young furniture designer Nessa Doran O'Reilly head to Whitchurch to find some bargains they can turn into profit. Our three experts try to outdo each other by unearthing the best bargains this town's antique shops, scrap yards and flea markets have to offer. Has Caroline really just stumbled across a real Lowry sketch? Is Gary seriously considering buying that carousel chair? And is Nessa really going to take those broken battered chairs? When the day is done, the next part of the competition begins - three weeks to turn their bargains into cash. Will Nessa get her items finished in time? Will Caroline clean up? Will Gary's tricks of the trade make him victorious?

Charles Hanson, Melissa Downhill and Anthony Devine head to Kendal to find some bargains. The three experts rummage through antiques shops, scrap yards and flea markets for a day in the hope of finding an elusive bargain. They then have just three weeks to turn their goodies into gold. Will Charles's cocktail shaker turn into a profit at his auction house? Can Melissa sell that woodworm-riddled pinball machine? And how will Anthony's rocking chair turn out?

Antiques expert Roo Irvine, trader Danny Sebastian and furniture designer Nessa Doran O'Reilly head to West Kilbride to scour its antiques shops, scrap yards and flea markets in the hope of each finding any hidden gems that will make them a pile of cash. As Nessa gets busy with her saw, just what is she going to turn those wooden chairs into? Roo begins to regret buying some industrial lights and turns to social media in a last-ditch attempt to offload them, and can Danny's legendary gift of the gab get him out of a spot and sell some rotten cinema seats?

Auctioneer Catherine Southon, market trader Gary Barton and upholsterer extraordinaire Micaela Sharp head to Lewes for a day to scour its many antique shops, scrap yards and flea markets. Once the day is done, they have just three weeks to turn their goodies into gold. Will any of Catherine's clients be interested in her stethoscope? Will the punters at Gary's market in Glasgow's famous Barras want to shell out £1,000 for his vintage mobile phone? And will Micaela be able to upholster so many bits of furniture in time to put them up for sale?

Antiques valuer Caroline Hawley, trader Tony Wong and furniture designer Nessa Doran O'Reilly head to Skipton to find some bargains. Once the day is done they have to try and flip their items for a profit. Will Caroline's horse kneepads end up back on the racetrack? Can Tony sell all his furniture within the time limit? And what will Nessa upcycle all her finds into?