Dickinson's Real Deal - Series 20

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David Dickinson and his team are at Crewe Hall in Cheshire, where dealer Mark Stevens splashes out nearly £20,000 on two big jewellery collections and a seller has unusual plans for the cash from selling her grandfather's First World War medals.

David Dickinson and his team are at the Monastery in Manchester, where a jewellery collection makes twice what its owner is expecting and goes toward a Caribbean homecoming trip. A First World War propeller catches the eye of dealer James Layte, while a collection of model steam engines is a runaway success at auction.

David Dickinson and dealers are at the Steam Museum in Swindon, where a designer clock with a 50-year family history catches their eye. There is also a surrealist charity bargain painting which may or may not be the real deal, and a family jewellery collection worth tens of thousands of pounds.

David Dickinson and his team of dealers are at Sheffield Town Hall, where a charity shop bargain hunter bags another winner. There are also spectacular results at auction for a set of game cards and a collection of over 200 comics.

David Dickinson and his team of dealers are at the Jet Age Museum in Gloucester, where a rare Spitfire manual with an amazing family history catches the eye. Other highlights include a beautiful pair of snuff boxes, and a seller looking to cash in jewellery to pay for cosmetic surgery.