One Antiques Road Trip star has offered a huge update on the show as fans rushed to support him. Mark Hill took to his to share a photograph alongside colleague Roo as the pair posed out the window of a car with the breeze flowing through their locks.
In the caption, Mark typed: “We’re back for a rematch!! Watch the elegantly divine @rooirvine and me cross the the country from Yorkshire to Scotland on this week’s @antiqueroadtrip!”Who will win? Will Roo make it a draw, or will I get a double whammy?!”Find out on One at 16.30 every day this week, or catch up on @bbciplayer. Enjoy,” he added.
In the comment section fans rushed to share their excitement over the news as they praised the pair’s enduring friendship.
Mark and Roo travelled to Scotland in an old Volvo (Image: BBC)
One commented: “You guys look like you had a lot of fun in the first one, and supportive of each other?????? Looking forward to the week ahead.”
A second replied: “Looking forward to seeing it this week Mark. Was great fun x.”
While a third added: “This looks exciting.”
Mark is known for his appearances on Antiques Roadshow since 2007 and he joined ‘s Antiques Road Trip in 2022 where he sought to find some hidden gems to flip for profit.
Natasha Raskin Sharp was left stunned after a household item sold for almost 10 times what she paid. (Image: BBC)
The star expert has been a specialist in antiques for many years and is described as a “leading specialist dealer in postwar Czechoslovakian glass.”
He had also worked with many dealers and collectors before he opened his own antique shop at The Pantiles Arcade in Royal Tunbridge Wells.
The most recent episode showed Roo and Mark begin a trip around Yorkshire, navigating the highways in a sturdy 1990s Volvo and beginning their journey with a stopover in Grimsby.
It comes as previously on Antiques Road Trip, expert Natasha Raskin Sharp was left stunned after a household item sold for almost 10 times what she paid for it.
Natasha and Phil Serrell embarked on a treasure-seeking journey across England, Scotland and Northern Ireland in an episode of the show.
Phil placed his bets on an antique bowler hat and some vintage dumbbells, but what truly caused a stir was Natasha’s lucrative find in the form of an 1873 tea service set.
Upon discovering the exquisite set, Natasha couldn’t hide her amazement, exclaiming: “I can’t even cope with it, it is so…”
It turned out the tea set was a lotus tea service crafted by Vilmos Zsolnay, dating back to 1873, a masterpiece heralding from the triumphs of the Vienna World Fair.
Natasha couldn’t hide her enthusiasm as she declared: “I think instantly I know I have to have it. I think, straight away, I’m in.”