Cash in the Attic - Season 18

Stuart and Phillippa Phillips welcome Angela Rippon and antiques expert David Harper into their home. They are looking to raise 500 pounds to complete a special media project, but will their antique snuff box prove as valuable as their glass walking stick?

Sherry Bridges needs to downsize for health reasons, which means parting company with generations of heirlooms. Her best friend Linda is on hand to help, along with Lorne Spicer and expert Jonty Hearnden.

Lesley and Phil Ruskin are in need of a cruise, which could set them back around £2,000. Jennie Bond and expert Paul Hayes join them to look through family items which can be sold at auction, including a diamond necklace and a Rolex watch.

Former cabaret artist Jeannie Stevens calls in her son Mark, plus Lorne Spicer and expert John Cameron, to help raise £700 towards home refurbishments. Could four gold sovereigns bring them the auction result they are hoping for?

Frances Gray wants to raise £2,000 to treat her daughters to a luxury spa visit. Angela Rippon and expert Paul Hayes help them hunt for antiques and collectables around their home and discover a rare Royal Doulton figurine that could cause quite a stir at auction.

Karen Curry and her sister Lesley want to sell mementoes inherited from their parents, and split the proceeds between themselves and their brother Colin. Lorne Spicer and expert Jonty Hearnden join them in the search for collectables at Karen's home in Bedfordshire.

Jill Taylor of Wrexham needs £500 to furnish her mum's retirement home. Best friend Heather helps her to scour the family home for items to sell, along with Angela Rippon and expert Paul Hayes. Among themementoes going to auction are a German carved grizzly bear from the 1940s plus a toy Felix the cat from the 1920s.

Solicitor Gwen Godfrey and her daughters Emma and Sara want to raise £1,000 towards their favourite charities and a family spa treat. Gwen invites Lorne Spicer and expert Jonty Hearnden into her London home tohelp value the porcelain, silverware and jewellery that she is thinking of sending to auction.

Eileen Whitehead has a penchant for wooden objects - she is even moving into a log cabin! She wants to buy a fancy new TV and calls in her best friend Babs, plus Aled Jones and expert Paul Hayes to help herraise the cash. A mini-chaise longue and a Byzantine gold chain are among the mementoes destined for auction.

John Leyland needs 1,000 pounds to restore his beloved Ford Consul to its former glory. Chris Hollins and expert John Cameron help him decide which collectables he might send to auction. They uncover some classic car memorabilia along the way.

Linda Devine and her husband John welcome Lorne Spicer and expert Jonty Hearnden into their Bedfordshire home. Linda is soon to become a grandmother, and wants to raise £300 to buy the baby some presents.Which of her mementos is worth the most on sale day: a Royal Albert tea set, or the cabinet in which it is displayed?

Elizabeth Morris has inherited a houseful of possessions from her family home in Northamptonshire. With help from her good friend Norma, plus Angela Rippon and expert Paul Hayes, she chooses the mostappropriate ones to sell to raise money for a family day out and a donation to a charity close to her heart.

Gemma Stedman would like to transfer her father's old home movies to DVD, so that her daughter Cassy can enjoy them. Lorne Spicer and expert John Cameron join them in Orpington, Kent to seek out family mementoes that can be sold in aid of the restoration project.

Brenda Hawes from Hampshire plans to convert her garage into a playroom for her granddaughter. Aled Jones, expert Paul Hayes and Brenda's daughter Kirsty look for collectables that can be sold in support of thebuilding project. Star Wars toys, silver-plated goods and rare coins are all destined for the saleroom.

Val Cripps has lived in Kent for more than 30 years, but the time has come to downsize. She wants to sell off some mementoes and use the proceeds to buy a comfortable chair for her new house. Helping her with the search is her friend Paul, Gloria Hunniford and expert John Cameron.

Jackie Morris fears her policeman partner Alan will never retire, but perhaps buying a motor mover for their caravan might persuade him? They need £500 and they are thinking of parting with rare postage stampsand some mahogany furniture. Angela Rippon and expert Paul Hayes join them in Merseyside to help out.

Charity fundraiser Kay Hughes wants to raise £500 to support people with spinal cord injuries, ideally by paying for a lightweight wheelchair. Her friend Emma joins Lorne Spicer and expert Jonty Hearnden to help search her Portsmouth home for collectables to sell at auction.

Talented amateur artist Jo Ferriman Grobel and her husband Thomas are keen to help their young relative Francis achieve his long-held ambition of travelling to China. Lorne Spicer and expert John Cameron help them with the good cause.

Anil and Elizabeth Ahir live in Devon and support a school in India. With a charitable donation in mind, they invite Jennie Bond and expert Jonty Hearnden to look for family heirlooms to sell at auction. Four hundred pounds is their target, but could two ancient swords and a silver teapot help them smash through it?

Fancy-dress aficionados Shirley Sturdy and her best friend Sheila are looking to take a motor caravan holiday. They want to raise £500 towards the costs and invite Lorne Spicer and expert Paul Hayes to help them out. Could a vintage 1940s mining telephone exchange bring them the cash they need?

Vivian Hansen wants to treat his family to a great day out in London. He has decided to auction off some of the collectibles he has amassed over the years, from visits to car boot sales and charity shops. Lorne Spicer and Jonty Hearnden help him search his Croydon home.

Fun-loving mum Debbie Douglas invites Jennie Bond and expert Jonty Hearnden in to her Birmingham home to look for items that can be sold at auction so that she can raise money for some new storage space.

Aled Jones and expert Jonty Hearnden assist Diana Scott in raising £800 to pay for a luxury cruise on the QE2. The veteran traveller's home is full of mementoes she has picked up from all over the world, including Indian silver and a Persian tray.

Arthur Saxby and his granddaughter enlist the help of Lorne Spicer and expert Jonty Hearnden to raise £1,000 for a state-of-the-art TV set. Among the items to be sold at auction are collections of silver and wartime militaria.

Julie Graham enlists the help of Angela Rippon and expert Paul Hayes to clear her parents' home in Wales, and raise £300 to donate to charity. Will the discovery of a vintage Mamod steam toy car prove to be a collector's dream on sale day?

George and Roslin Andrews are hoping to raise £1,000 to help with decorating costs at their guest house, so Lorne Spicer and expert Paul Hayes join them on an antiques hunt. The discovery of an original Rezia painting in the attic could help their cause at auction.

Warwickshire-based Rucky Griffith and her husband Mark want to raise a few extra pounds for a family holiday to Australia. They decide to sell off family heirlooms, some of which came from Rucky's musical parents. Lorne Spicer and expert Jonty Hearnden are on hand to advise.