The Yorkshire Auction House

In this episode, Angus comes across a rare porcelain figurine and quickly discovers it commands a hefty price on the market. His excitement grows as he realises the piece could fetch a substantial sum, turning a find into a lucrative opportunity. The discovery not only sparks his curiosity but also hints at a financial boost that could change his circumstances. Meanwhile, a widowed woman receives a windfall when the collection her late husband amassed is auctioned off, bringing in a modest fortune that catches her off guard. The proceeds, though not extravagant, give her a pleasant surprise and a degree of financial relief she hadn't anticipated. She hadn't expected the sale to generate a return, making the modest windfall gratifying.

In the first segment of the programme, Angus discovers a collection of ancient Greek and Roman artefacts while digging in the Derbyshire countryside, shedding light on the area's hidden classical heritage. The episode then shifts to Kent, where Angus finds himself drawn to an unusually well‑travelled wardrobe, its history hinted at by the myriad marks and wear it bears, prompting him to investigate its past journeys. Both locations showcase the show's blend of archaeological curiosity and unexpected finds, as Angus moves from the remnants of antiquity beneath English soil to the mysterious story embedded in a seemingly ordinary piece of furniture.

In this episode, Angus comes across a rare porcelain figurine and quickly discovers it commands a hefty price on the market. His excitement grows as he realises the piece could fetch a substantial sum, turning a find into a lucrative opportunity. The discovery not only sparks his curiosity but also hints at a financial boost that could change his circumstances. Meanwhile, a widowed woman receives a windfall when the collection her late husband amassed is auctioned off, bringing in a modest fortune that catches her off guard. The proceeds, though not extravagant, give her a pleasant surprise and a degree of financial relief she hadn't anticipated. She hadn't expected the sale to generate a return, making the modest windfall gratifying.

In the first segment of the programme, Angus discovers a collection of ancient Greek and Roman artefacts while digging in the Derbyshire countryside, shedding light on the area's hidden classical heritage. The episode then shifts to Kent, where Angus finds himself drawn to an unusually well‑travelled wardrobe, its history hinted at by the myriad marks and wear it bears, prompting him to investigate its past journeys. Both locations showcase the show's blend of archaeological curiosity and unexpected finds, as Angus moves from the remnants of antiquity beneath English soil to the mysterious story embedded in a seemingly ordinary piece of furniture.

The crew travel to the seaside resort of Filey to lend a hand to a couple who are emptying their house. As they sort through the belongings, they discover a range of items that have been stored for years. While cataloguing the possessions, Angus spots a collection of vintage toys that could be worth something, and he also notices several boxes filled with old soap that appear to have some potential value. They work methodically, ensuring each room is emptied and organised before moving on to the next. The team’s aim is simply to clear the property, but these particular finds catch Angus’s attention as possible items for resale.

A widowed woman comes back from Italy, and she brings with her a stash of Soviet propaganda. Her return sets the stage for a clash of ideologies, as the foreign pamphlets she carries introduce a starkly different perspective to those she meets. She arrives bearing the red‑tinted leaflets, each page echoing the fervour of the Soviet narrative. Meanwhile, in a world of Victorian contraptions, Angus becomes utterly enthralled by the archaic technology on display. He geeks out over the antique devices, marveling at their intricate mechanisms and reveling in the nostalgic charm of a bygone era. The devices, fashioned from brass and polished wood, draw Angus into a reverie of steam‑powered imagination.

During the episode, Angus discovers a massive collection of toys hidden away in Manchester, turning what could have been an ordinary find into a genuine trove of playthings. At the same time, items that have been passed down through three successive generations are placed on the auction block, prompting the question of whether the current owner is prepared to let them go. The juxtaposition of a newfound stash of childhood relics with the impending sale of long‑held family heirlooms drives the narrative, for the audience, as viewers watch both the excitement of the find and the uncertainty surrounding the impending auction.

In the episode, a retired couple approaches Angus with a request: they want him to organise the sale of their cherished toy collection. Their motivation isn’t simply to declutter; they hope the money raised will finance a long‑held ambition – travelling to the north to witness the spectacular Northern Lights. As the transaction unfolds, the central question remains whether the proceeds from the toys will be enough to cover the costs of such a journey. The programme follows the couple’s hopes and Angus’s efforts, leaving viewers to wonder if their dream of seeing the Aurora will finally become a reality.

During the episode, Angus discovers a massive collection of toys hidden away in Manchester, turning what could have been an ordinary find into a genuine trove of playthings. At the same time, items that have been passed down through three successive generations are placed on the auction block, prompting the question of whether the current owner is prepared to let them go. The juxtaposition of a newfound stash of childhood relics with the impending sale of long‑held family heirlooms drives the narrative, for the audience, as viewers watch both the excitement of the find and the uncertainty surrounding the impending auction.

In the episode, a retired couple approaches Angus with a request: they want him to organise the sale of their cherished toy collection. Their motivation isn’t simply to declutter; they hope the money raised will finance a long‑held ambition – travelling to the north to witness the spectacular Northern Lights. As the transaction unfolds, the central question remains whether the proceeds from the toys will be enough to cover the costs of such a journey. The programme follows the couple’s hopes and Angus’s efforts, leaving viewers to wonder if their dream of seeing the Aurora will finally become a reality.

With only a month remaining before her due date, Gem and Tom ask Angus to come and view their 16th‑century Suffolk home, a property that dates back to the 1600s. They hope his assessment will give them a clear picture of whether the historic house can accommodate their growing family. As the birth approaches, the couple is keen to make an informed decision about staying put or moving elsewhere, and they rely on Angus’s expertise to guide them through the process. At the same time, a retired couple turn to the team for assistance with a downsize, looking for help to sort their possessions and find a more suitably sized home for their later years.

In this episode, Angus steps in to lend a hand to an engineer and his wife as they grapple with the daunting task of managing a hoard of two hundred clocks. He offers his expertise, helping the pair organise and make sense of the massive timepiece collection that dominates their home. Meanwhile, the story also poses the question of whether a rare vase might serve as the key to a couple’s ambitions, hinting that the delicate artefact could play a part in realising their shared dreams. The narrative weaves these two threads together, inviting viewers to wonder about the power of objects in everyday lives.

In this episode, Angus steps in to lend a hand to an engineer and his wife as they grapple with the daunting task of managing a hoard of two hundred clocks. He offers his expertise, helping the pair organise and make sense of the massive timepiece collection that dominates their home. Meanwhile, the story also poses the question of whether a rare vase might serve as the key to a couple’s ambitions, hinting that the delicate artefact could play a part in realising their shared dreams. The narrative weaves these two threads together, inviting viewers to wonder about the power of objects in everyday lives.

In this episode, Angus stumbles across a stash of off‑beat scientific apparatuses, each more peculiar than the last. The assortment ranges from vintage microscopes to oddly shaped measuring devices, and his curiosity drives him to explore their origins and quirks, giving viewers a glimpse into a forgotten world of eccentric invention. Meanwhile, a devoted father faces a tough choice when his daughter's university fees loom large. To cover the costs, he's forced to part with cherished family heirlooms, selling the treasured keepsakes that have been passed down through generations. His sacrifice underscores the lengths parents will go to support their children's education.

In this episode, Angus stumbles across a stash of off‑beat scientific apparatuses, each more peculiar than the last. The assortment ranges from vintage microscopes to oddly shaped measuring devices, and his curiosity drives him to explore their origins and quirks, giving viewers a glimpse into a forgotten world of eccentric invention. Meanwhile, a devoted father faces a tough choice when his daughter's university fees loom large. To cover the costs, he's forced to part with cherished family heirlooms, selling the treasured keepsakes that have been passed down through generations. His sacrifice underscores the lengths parents will go to support their children's education.

A cancer survivor reaches out to Angus, asking him to part with a selection of family heirlooms in order to raise the money needed for a round‑the‑world journey. The request sets the stage for a delicate negotiation, as the priceless objects carry deep personal history while also representing a potential source of finance for the survivor’s ambitious travel plans. In a separate storyline, a collection of rare coins goes under the hammer at an auction and fetches a surprisingly high sum, effectively turning the modest lot into a lucrative windfall. Both segments highlight how treasured items can shift from sentimental keepsakes to valuable assets when circumstances demand.

In this episode of Helmets and Heirlooms, Angus Ashworth lends his expertise to a widower who's looking to part with a collection of maritime memorabilia, including a vintage diving helmet. Ashworth guides the owner through valuing and selling the items, highlighting their historical significance and advising on the best avenues to achieve a fair return. Later, he joins a family clearing their late grandmother’s house, where the rummaging uncovers a stash of gold hidden among the belongings. The segment shows how ordinary household clear‑outs can sometimes reveal unexpected valuables, and the family's discovery adds a surprising twist to what started as a routine clearance.

A cancer survivor reaches out to Angus, asking him to part with a selection of family heirlooms in order to raise the money needed for a round‑the‑world journey. The request sets the stage for a delicate negotiation, as the priceless objects carry deep personal history while also representing a potential source of finance for the survivor’s ambitious travel plans. In a separate storyline, a collection of rare coins goes under the hammer at an auction and fetches a surprisingly high sum, effectively turning the modest lot into a lucrative windfall. Both segments highlight how treasured items can shift from sentimental keepsakes to valuable assets when circumstances demand.

In this episode of Helmets and Heirlooms, Angus Ashworth lends his expertise to a widower who's looking to part with a collection of maritime memorabilia, including a vintage diving helmet. Ashworth guides the owner through valuing and selling the items, highlighting their historical significance and advising on the best avenues to achieve a fair return. Later, he joins a family clearing their late grandmother’s house, where the rummaging uncovers a stash of gold hidden among the belongings. The segment shows how ordinary household clear‑outs can sometimes reveal unexpected valuables, and the family's discovery adds a surprising twist to what started as a routine clearance.

Claire, a cancer survivor, is keen to downsize her living arrangements. By moving into a smaller home she hopes to release some of the cash tied up in her current property, giving her greater financial breathing space. This extra liquidity would allow her to indulge in activities she enjoys and simply have more fun, while also simplifying her day‑to‑day routine. At the same time, Clive is dealing with the need to secure funding for his mother’s care‑home expenses. He is looking for financial assistance that will cover the costs associated with her residence, ensuring that her care needs are met without placing additional strain on his own resources.

During the episode, Angus stumbles upon a collection of fairground artefacts alongside a vintage 1920s Ford Model T, sparking his curiosity. After this discovery, he lends a hand to a man who is sorting through the belongings that were once prized by his late parents, helping to clear out the items that have lingered since their passing. He examines each piece with care, noting the history behind the items, and the man appreciates Angus’s support during the emotional process. The segment follows Angus as he navigates both the nostalgic charm of the fairground relics and the delicate task of assisting with the family’s former possessions, highlighting his involvement in both the unexpected find and the sentimental clean‑up.

During the episode, Angus stumbles upon a collection of fairground artefacts alongside a vintage 1920s Ford Model T, sparking his curiosity. After this discovery, he lends a hand to a man who is sorting through the belongings that were once prized by his late parents, helping to clear out the items that have lingered since their passing. He examines each piece with care, noting the history behind the items, and the man appreciates Angus’s support during the emotional process. The segment follows Angus as he navigates both the nostalgic charm of the fairground relics and the delicate task of assisting with the family’s former possessions, highlighting his involvement in both the unexpected find and the sentimental clean‑up.

In this episode, Angus steps in to aid a gentleman who is trying to find buyers for a set of rare books and vintage toys that belong to his brother. He works through the inventory, organising listings and negotiating prices to ensure the items find appropriate collectors. Meanwhile, a singer employed on a cruise liner is looking to pare down her personal stash of mid‑century kitsch ornaments, hoping to part with the pieces that clutter her cabin. She seeks advice on how best to dispose of the decorative items without losing their nostalgic charm. Both storylines centre on the challenge of letting go of cherished objects.

In this episode, Angus steps in to aid a gentleman who is trying to find buyers for a set of rare books and vintage toys that belong to his brother. He works through the inventory, organising listings and negotiating prices to ensure the items find appropriate collectors. Meanwhile, a singer employed on a cruise liner is looking to pare down her personal stash of mid‑century kitsch ornaments, hoping to part with the pieces that clutter her cabin. She seeks advice on how best to dispose of the decorative items without losing their nostalgic charm. Both storylines centre on the challenge of letting go of cherished objects.

A widowed woman comes back from Italy, and she brings with her a stash of Soviet propaganda. Her return sets the stage for a clash of ideologies, as the foreign pamphlets she carries introduce a starkly different perspective to those she meets. She arrives bearing the red‑tinted leaflets, each page echoing the fervour of the Soviet narrative. Meanwhile, in a world of Victorian contraptions, Angus becomes utterly enthralled by the archaic technology on display. He geeks out over the antique devices, marveling at their intricate mechanisms and reveling in the nostalgic charm of a bygone era. The devices, fashioned from brass and polished wood, draw Angus into a reverie of steam‑powered imagination.

Alison’s family home, now owned by her after her parents passed away, proves to be a veritable gold‑mine of objects that could fetch good prices at auction. Every corner seems to conceal something of value, turning the house into a bustling hunting ground for collectors and dealers alike. Meanwhile, Mark is eager to rearrange his own assortment of Asian ornaments, looking to shift the pieces to a new setting. His plan centres on finding a fresh context for the collection, allowing the artefacts to be displayed differently while still preserving their cultural significance. Both storylines converge on the theme of re‑homing treasured items.

In this episode, Angus lends a hand to clear out a menagerie of animal‑themed heirlooms, tackling the assorted pieces one by one and figuring out the best way to deal with each item. He approaches the job with a practical mindset, sorting through the collection and deciding what to keep, discard or repurpose. At the same time, a couple're determined to raise the money they need to take their disabled son on the holiday of a lifetime, organising various fundraising efforts in the hope that enough cash will be gathered to make the dream trip a reality. Both storylines focus on family‑driven goals and the effort required to achieve them.

Alison’s family home, now owned by her after her parents passed away, proves to be a veritable gold‑mine of objects that could fetch good prices at auction. Every corner seems to conceal something of value, turning the house into a bustling hunting ground for collectors and dealers alike. Meanwhile, Mark is eager to rearrange his own assortment of Asian ornaments, looking to shift the pieces to a new setting. His plan centres on finding a fresh context for the collection, allowing the artefacts to be displayed differently while still preserving their cultural significance. Both storylines converge on the theme of re‑homing treasured items.

In this episode, Angus lends a hand to clear out a menagerie of animal‑themed heirlooms, tackling the assorted pieces one by one and figuring out the best way to deal with each item. He approaches the job with a practical mindset, sorting through the collection and deciding what to keep, discard or repurpose. At the same time, a couple're determined to raise the money they need to take their disabled son on the holiday of a lifetime, organising various fundraising efforts in the hope that enough cash will be gathered to make the dream trip a reality. Both storylines focus on family‑driven goals and the effort required to achieve them.

In this episode of Helmets and Heirlooms, Angus Ashworth lends his expertise to a widower who's looking to part with a collection of maritime memorabilia, including a vintage diving helmet. Ashworth guides the owner through valuing and selling the items, highlighting their historical significance and advising on the best avenues to achieve a fair return. Later, he joins a family clearing their late grandmother’s house, where the rummaging uncovers a stash of gold hidden among the belongings. The segment shows how ordinary household clear‑outs can sometimes reveal unexpected valuables, and the family's discovery adds a surprising twist to what started as a routine clearance.

In this episode of Helmets and Heirlooms, Angus Ashworth lends his expertise to a widower who's looking to part with a collection of maritime memorabilia, including a vintage diving helmet. Ashworth guides the owner through valuing and selling the items, highlighting their historical significance and advising on the best avenues to achieve a fair return. Later, he joins a family clearing their late grandmother’s house, where the rummaging uncovers a stash of gold hidden among the belongings. The segment shows how ordinary household clear‑outs can sometimes reveal unexpected valuables, and the family's discovery adds a surprising twist to what started as a routine clearance.