Experts Izzie Balmer and James Braxton are back on the road, travelling through Wales and Shropshire on their quest to find profit-making antiques. Their nippy 1970s two-seater is perfect for the twisting miles of bucolic back roads. There's even a spot to pull over for a picnic.

Chocolate tiffin consumed, it's soon time for shopping. Izzie splashes a three-figure sum on an 18th-century oak coffer and falls in love with a sampler stitched in 1832, both of which she thinks will make her a profit at the auction in Tring. James, meanwhile, has high hopes for a pair of 1911 silver scallop-shell butter dishes and an Edwardian mahogany table.

In a break from buying antiques, Izzie heads to Oswestry to find out how a forbidden love story set during the Second World War was uncovered. James takes a jaunt to Llandrindod Wells to learn about one of the first professional Welsh cyclists, who became a 19th-century world champion.

Then it's off to the impressive Gwrych Castle to find out how well their purchases perform at auction.

Izzie Balmer and James Braxton continue to enjoy Wales as they take on the mountains of antiques in Snowdonia National Park. From behind the wheel of their little blue sporty roadster, they clock up the miles as they go from antiques shops to emporia, hunting for collectables they can flip for a profit at auction. Scent bottles, brick moulds and cloisonné bowls attract the attention of these antiques aficionados.

James finds time to slip into chainmail to learn about a revolutionary Welsh king, while Izzie befriends an equally iconic and ‘beefy' local legend.

Whose items will reach the heady heights of profit, and whose will suffer value vertigo at the auction in Leicestershire?