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Bargain Hunt has been on TV for a whopping 23 years, and in that time we've seen a number of presenters sharing their expertise in the world of antiques. One of these is Natasha Raskin Sharp, who specialises in contemporary art and has been following in the footsteps of her father.The Scottish TV presenter, 37 is well known for offering up her knowledge on Antiques Road Trip and Baggage Battles. She's also hosted story segments for The One Show, is a regular presenter on BBC Radio Scotland and of course, presents Bargain Hunt too.

For more than a decade, Natasha Raskin Sharp has captivated audiences with her expertise and charisma on Bargain Hunt, where she first graced screens in 2014. Since her debut on the hit BBC show, the 37 year old has become a familiar face on various television programs, showcasing her knowledge and passion for antiques. Her talents have extended beyond Bargain Hunt, with notable appearances on other shows like Antiques Road Trip, Flog It, and even the US series Baggage Battles.

A couple caught the attention of Bargain Hunt viewers after they spotted a wife's "livid" reaction to her husband spending a staggering sum of money on an orange peeler.The moment came during a visit to Ardingly Antiques Fair in West Sussex with presenter Natasha Raskin Sharp leading the show as David Harper and Raj Bisram helped the blue and red team find items of value to take to auction.The teams had a successful day finding items that would do well at auction and in a last-minute bid to grab some extra cash, David presented the unexpected bonus buy. Natasha said: "Of course, David Harper could well be your saviour, don't leave them waiting. He is ready, are you ready for it?" Unveiling the item, David said: "You will recognise this instantly.

Scots BBC star Natasha Raskin Sharp has announced the birth of her first baby with husband Joe Sharp after keeping the pregnancy under wraps from fans.

BBC programme.Monday's show (September 12) welcomed close friends Steve and Bill as the red team.They were advised by antiques expert Charles Hanson to purchase a golf-embossed Vesta case - used to hold matches in Edwardian times - which was hallmarked for Birmingham from the year 1906.READ MORE: Bargain Hunt star makes history with most valuable item ever that avoided charity shopDespite being priced at £220 at the showground, the red team purchased the item for £195.It was later sold at auction for a measly £80, with Steve seeing red and strangling the expert for steering them wrong.As the Vesta case was presented by the auctioneer, Bill voiced his concerns that it wasn't drawing in the offers they had expected the item to go for.He said: "It' got to go up by a lot."Using golf-related puns, an uncomfortable Charles replied: "It's not teeing off."We're in the rough, gents.

BBC One viewers were in for quite a surprise after one lucky fella brought in his humble goods after a much-needed lockdown spring clean.As excited clients queued up around the block with their hidden gems, one gentleman brought a slew of ornaments which were collecting dust around his house that he hoped would bring in a pretty penny or else end up in his local charity shop.READ MORE: David Dickinson to be honoured at National Reality TV Awards as nominations revealedAnd it’s fair to say his humble stash may just go down in history as the most valuable items to enter the lucky auction house after it was valued at an eye-watering £390,000.Antiques expert Charles Hanson was overwhelmed with surprise to see the prized 18th Century find – originating from China – tucked away in a little home in Burton-Upon-Trent.The Hansons auctioneer founder described the historic item as “the most important item I've ever sold” as he explained the value of the tiny teapot to presenter Natasha Raskin Sharp whose story aired back in 2020.She said: “Of course, valuable items aren’t found every day but our next story might just restore your faith that hidden gems are out there.“I’m joined now by auctioneer Charlies Hanson who has brought something rather special for us to peruse.

A pop-up auction hosted by Bargain Hunt presenter Natasha Raskin Sharp takes place in Lanarkshire tonight featuring original paintings by her father.

A BARGAIN Hunt expert has revealed the simple trick to find out whether your Harry Potter books are worth £30,000. TV presenter Natasha Raskin Sharp introduced auctioneer Charles Hanson, who explained the signs people should look out for in old book copies.

A BARGAIN Hunt expert was left shocked to find rare ornaments worth up to £500k dumped in a shoebox. A recent episode of the BBC show saw presenter Natasha Raskin Sharp meet with auctioneer Charles Hanson to discuss a rare find.

Natasha Raskin Sharp first joined Bargain Hunt in 2013 and has since become as one of the main presenters on the series.She has also presented as part of Flog it! as well as Antiques Road Trip.