Bargain Hunt - Experts

Experts

  • Kate Bliss (née Alcock) – consultant for Hansons Auctioneers - Fellow of the Great Britain Gemmological Association. Also appears on Flog it!.
  • James Braxton – owns Edgar Horns Auctioneers in Eastbourne and is executive director of Brackets Fine Art Auctioneers in Royal Tunbridge Wells.
  • Pippa Deeley – MRICS, FGA. Runs her own fine-art and antiques valuation and consultancy company, Philippa H Deeley Ltd. She is also an off-screen expert on Dickinsons real deal.
  • Anthony "The Young Pretender" Gorman – MRICS.
  • Charles "Carlos" Hanson – MRICS, who runs his own auction house in Derbyshire.
  • David Harper – antiques and classic car expert, and founder of TV Talent Supermarket, an agency for television presenters.
  • Paul Hayes – operates as a trade dealer, traveling around the country buying items from the public and selling them to his contacts within the antiques trade. Hayes is also well known for being a valuer on Cash in the Attic.
  • Paul Laidlaw – auctioneer and Auction House Manager at H&H Auction Rooms in Cumbria.
  • James Lewis – MRICS, Director and auctioneer at Bamfords Auction House in Derbyshire.
  • Anita Manning – when in 1989 she established Great Western Auctions in Glasgow she joined an already established band of Scottish female auctioneers. Valuer on Flog It!
  • Henry Meadows – auctioneer at the Cotswold Auction Company, former Medals Specialist and Auctioneer at Spink, London.
  • Adam Partridge – runs his own auction house near Macclesfield, Cheshire. Also appears on Flog it!
  • Thomas "The Planter" Plant – worked at Phillips in Bath, and is now an independent valuer and auctioneer at a sale room in Kent. Also appears on Flog It!
  • Jonathan "J.P." Pratt FGA – started as a porter at Phillips in Edinburgh, worked in various positions before becoming Managing Director of Bellmans Auctioneers in Billingshurst, West Sussex in 2004
  • Philip "The Fox" Serrell – owns Philip Serrell Auctioneers and Valuers in Herefordshire and Worcestershire. Also appears on Flog It!
  • Nigel Smith – trained as a restorer of fine European and oriental ceramics, before starting work as a porter and cataloguer in Manchester, and then moved to Sotheby's as a trainee auctioneer, and then to Phillip's auctioneers in Bath. He now works at Tennant's in Harrogate
  • Catherine Southon – former Head of Scientific Instruments at Sotheby's, previously trained in Maritime Art. Also Appears on Flog It!
  • Mark Stacey – senior valuer with Dreweatt Neate Fine Art Auctioneers in Godalming, Surrey.. Also appears on Flog It!
  • Elizabeth Talbot – auctioneer who moved to East Anglia to take up the position of Senior Auctioneer and Valuer at the Diss Auction Rooms of Thos Wm Gaze & Son after her marriage in 1995 and was made the firm's first female partner in 2000
  • Colin Young – a qualified chartered arts and antiques surveyor, he joined the Grantham firm, Golding Young in 1989 and has been principal since 1994
  • Nick Hall – Principal Auctioneer at Frank Marshall Property Firm and antiques expert.
  • Jeremy Lamond – Fine Art Director of Halls Auction House in Shrewsbury, Shropshire.
  • Philip Allwood – Auctioneer and Valuer at Moore Allen & Innocent's base at Norcote. Also appeared on Flog It!.
  • Rupert Toovey - Founder and Chief auctioneer of Toovey's Fine Arts Autioneers and Valuers.

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