Anyone who has watched a bit of daytime TV is likely familiar with Dickinson's Real Deal.
Now 16 series in, the ITV show is travelling around the country and will give members of the public an opportunity to get their collectibles valued for free.
As part of this country-wide tour, Dickinson and his dealers will be at Aerospace Bristol in Patchway on May 4.
Doors will be open to the public between 8am and 5pm and is free to attend.
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A team of independent valuers will be offering free advice on all antiques and collectibles brought along on the day.
A spokesperson for the show said: "Dickinson’s Real Deal is currently one of the most popular daytime shows on ITV and is regularly watched by over a million people.
"Back for a sixteenth series, David Dickinson and the dealers are traveling around the country looking for some more bobby dazzlers brought in by members of the public."
