Christina and Will travel to Leicestershire to help Helen and her daughter Ruth declutter a huge furniture-filled home that belonged to Helen's parents. Helen hopes that once the property has been cleared, her family of nine can upsize into their forever home. 

This is no easy job. Christina and Will have their work cut out sorting and mending generations' worth of possessions piled high in this huge house. Christina has high expectations for some desirable mid-century furniture, while Will has the challenging task of mending, stripping and waxing a large sideboard – in less than a day! 

Will and Christina's travelling house wheels into Stafford Castle. Will Helen and Ruth's heirlooms find the new owners they deserve, and will the family achieve the clutter-free home they've been dreaming of? 
 

Christina Trevanion and Will Kirk head to Buckinghamshire to help a mother and daughter who are overrun with antiques and unwanted objects. The storage space in Sarah and Georgie's house is full of items of stock left over from Sarah's late father's antiques business, and they don't know what to do with it all. The task for our experts is to work out what it's all worth, but they've got to find it first. 

Auctioneer Christina finds a cache of very fine timepieces and learns about Sarah's dad's profession as a watch repairer. Meanwhile, restoration expert Will is on the hunt for items of furniture that need a little sprucing up and shares a restoration tip that sees him raiding the fridge. 

A very fancy chair needs some delicate specialist attention, and a collection of silver items with a nugget of gold hiding among them need careful inspection. A valuable collection of jewellery belonging to Sarah's late mum might be harder to part with. 

Their travelling saleroom pops up on the riverbank in Oxford, an ideal spot for a punt in more ways than one. As well as helping to find homes for over 100 items, the aim of this auction is to raise funds for a family trip of a lifetime. But will any of the items going under the hammer float the bidders' boats?