Antiques DownUnder - Season 2

Antiques DownUnder visits the Queens Theatre in Adelaide. Claudia meets Australia's biggest Agatha Christie fan. Gregory visits a collector with eclectic taste in ceramics. The Antiques DownUnder team visits the Johnston Collection.

Claudia steps into a dazzling world of jewels at Kalmar Antiques. Gregory admires the skill of Napoleon's clock maker. The team unmasks a collection of ceremonial and festival masks, from the Himalayas to Mexico. Antiques DownUnder meets a collector with uranium glass and Barsony lamps.

Lee meets a collector with one of the finest private collections of portrait miniatures. Buckle up for the world's largest collection of antique shoe buckles. Gregory visits a museum dedicated to man's best friend.

Claudia meets Lucy whose collection of colourful Mexican outfits. The team is tempted by the many traders of Ballarat Vintage and Collectables Market. Gregory visits the model maker's dream store. For the button enthusiastic, button collecting is serious business.

Antiques DownUnder tells stories of the past through the intriguing objects that have been left behind. This special episode is devoted to the exhibition 'Time' created by Melbourne artist, Rone. Wander through the abandoned spaces of Flinders Street station, in this reimagined time capsule that transports us to Mid-Century Melbourne.

Jazz musician and visual artist George Washingmachine creates magical dioramas using collectables. Gregory takes his cherished Rolex to the expert watch maker at Kalmar Antiques. Collector and expert John Freeland shows off his prized Asian ceramics. The Antiques DownUnder team heads to the Cyril Callister Museum in Melbourne to find out about the man who invented Vegemite.

Gregory and Christa Billich explore the gallery's historic new home. Gregory catches up with a phillumenist with a staggering collection of 110,000 match box labels. Claudia explores the Piccadilly Theatre in Adelaide.

Gregory discovers Annette Gero's extraordinary collection of rare patchwork quilts. A military historian has transformed his living room into his own private war museum. Antiques DownUnder heads to the historic Round House at Murray Bridge in South Australia. The team goes foraging at Squatters Antiques.

Gregory visits the ultimate man cave. The team returns to the Ballarat Vintage and Collectables Market for some retail therapy. Gregory has a fling with a frisbee or two, when he catches up with Australia's first frisbee champion.

Nostalgia-loving Anthony collects toys from TV shows of the 1970s, even though he's a little young to remember them all. The team checks out North Adelaide Heritage Group's unique accommodation. Antiques DownUnder explores the historic Old Baptist Church in North Adelaide, home to a very fine pipe organ.

Claudia explores the history of this Art Deco landmark. Gregory chats with artist Charles Billich as he prepares for the creation of a new artwork. Lee explores the late Patricia Begg's collection of porcelain.

The Antiques DownUnder team meets a collector of Polynesian art. The team visits Sydney's Anzac Memorial. Gregory's sweet tooth takes him to the world of chocolate moulds. Antiques DownUnder explores the Freemasons Hall in Adelaide.