Antiques Road Trip

Irita and Mark continue their road‑trip through Bedford, searching for antique treasures. In Bedford, Irita is thrilled by a two‑hundred‑year‑old Regency ornament she discovers among the items. At the same time, Mark finds a set of Victorian anatomical moulds while exploring the same area.

The series follows Irita and Mark as they travel together, hunting for antique finds. In this episode they press on with their road trip, heading to the historic town of Bedford. The programme continues to document their quest for hidden treasures, combining travel with a keen interest in period objects. The journey continues across the countryside. During their Bedford stop, the pair split their attention between two distinct discoveries. Irita becomes particularly keen on a Regency‑era ornament that dates back roughly two centuries. Meanwhile, Mark uncovers a set of Victorian‑period anatomy moulds, adding a scientific flavour to their collection of curiosities. Both items illustrate the range of eras they explore. Irita's enthusiasm for the 200‑year‑old piece is evident as she examines its details, appreciating the craftsmanship typical of the Regency period. She notes the delicate carving on the piece, underscoring the personal connection she feels with items that have survived through generations. Her excitement highlights the allure of owning a tangible slice of history. Mark, on the other hand, shows a similar fascination with the Victorian anatomy moulds, noting their relevance to 19th‑century medical study. His interest reflects the broader variety of antiques the duo encounters, from decorative arts to educational artifacts. The episode closes as they set sights on the next location, adding these finds to their growing collection.