Episode 11
Strap yourselves in, it's the start of another road trip, with dealers Mark Hill and Irita Marriot embarking on an antiques adventure across south east England.
Irita's a Road Trip veteran, but this is only Mark's second outing, so there's much at stake as they compete to find profitable items to sell at auction with just a £200 starting budget.
Driving a sky blue 1967 Triumph, they're both on top form. While Irita spends big on her beloved porcelain, Mark invests in a set of mid-century Italian ceramics. Who will come out on top in this pottery throwdown?
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