On the 26th August Natasha Raskin, from the BBC Antiques Road Trip, will be visiting The Warehouse Antiques & Collectables in Setchey... ​a real Norfolk Treasure chest!

Natash Raskin

BBC Road Trip

The programme involves antiques experts setting off on a road trip around the UK searching for treasures and competing to make the most money at auction. The aim of the game is to turn an initial £200 budget into a small fortune. The experts have uncovered incredible antiques on their Road Trips and made some unbelievable profits at auction. The highest ever Antiques Road Trip profit was a rare antique camera, bought for just £60 by Antique’s Road Trip’s Paul Laidlaw and sold for an extraordinary £20,000, smashing all records.

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Paul made the incredible find while shopping for curios and collectables in Margate, Kent. He inspected a boxed optical instrument closely, which led him to believe it was a primitive subminiature camera. Photographic experts confirmed Paul’s 19th century find was one of Auguste Bertsch’s extremely rare Chambre Automatique cameras — essentially a camera combined with microscope. Paul’s profit of £19,940 may take some beating, but his discovery goes to prove that those objects are still there to be found. Who knows, maybe such a find is waiting to be discovered at The Warehouse Antiques & Collectables at Setchey! All profits from the series go to Children in Need.

Derek Clark, Director at The Warehouse Antiques, says “We are all very excited to have Natasha and her crew dropping into to see us in August and I think she will be suitably impressed with our set up here of 15,000 square feet of antique heaven with over 100 dealers units to choose from. I think she will definitely find a unusual antique or even two for the show!”

For further information of the day please contact either Derek, Zoe or Fiona on 01553 812000

Red Sunbeam 1964 Alpine car Natasha is driving

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