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The Road to Ruthin

Season 29 Episode 3 | 43m 25s

Margie Cooper vs. Tim Medhurst. Round 3. As they hop over the English border to the green grass of Wales, in their electric green fire engine. They head to the home of the famous Ladies of Llangollen and take some tasty treats to auction. But will their offerings go down well at auction.

Aired: 11/16/26
Extras
Broken pineapples, legless glass ladies, mystery board games and an antique pub table.
A portable Victorian loo, a toy lion and three unhappy bears.
Along the Scottish Borders, a fish service, a sandwich box and a silver kettle.
Rare first edition books, watercolors by local artists and delicious homemade scones.
An unexpected bidding frenzy at the final auction in Wales.
In Scotland, French candlesticks, an Italian paperweight and old farm troughs.
A broken but rare piece of silver. A discovery next to a coffee machine.
Will a shoe shaped pin cushion or a 1970s motorbike sell for the most at auction?
An iridescent alligator, jewelry, and a very, very long Victorian ruler.
A very old and rare padlock, plus a trip to a spa.
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