Dickinson's Real Deal

In Bradford, David Dickinson works with sellers to obtain the real deal for their antiques and other valuables. He evaluates each item to ensure owners receive appropriate market value, and among the pieces he assesses is an aquamarine and diamond ring.

Bradford 2 is a television programme presented in an episode format. The series centres on a specialist who travels to different locations, offering his expertise to local people. In this particular instalment the setting is the city of Bradford, where the focus shifts to the world of antiques and personal valuables. The episode follows David Dickinson as he arrives in Bradford to assist a number of sellers. His aim is to ensure they receive a fair price for their items, guiding them through the process of valuation and negotiation. Among the pieces he evaluates is a striking aquamarine and diamond ring, which exemplifies the type of high‑value jewellery that features in the show’s assessments. Throughout the broadcast Dickinson’s role is to help the sellers secure the “real deal” for their possessions. By applying his knowledge of the market, he works to bridge the gap between owners and potential buyers, striving for transactions that reflect the true worth of each antique or valuable item. The episode therefore combines practical advice with on‑the‑ground appraisal, all set against the backdrop of Bradford’s local community.