The Antiques Brothers

Henry and Edward Vaughan visit an antiques emporium, a former tearoom, and a market in Honfleur.

Henry and Edward continue their antique hunt along the Seine. They search an old hayloft, rural shop and a bustling market in Les Andelys.

In Caudebec-en-Caux, Henry and Edward Vaughan visit a brocante, a picturesque former vicarage and one of France's most impressive 17th-century chateaus.

Henry and Edward Vaughan arrive in Paris, buying from a magnificent 19th-century manoir and one of Europe's most famous antique markets.

Henry and Edward continue their French treasure hunt in Conflans-Sainte-Honorine. They snap up a wirework stand at a local fair, buy a traditional bankers' table from a brocante, and do a deal with a furniture upholsterer on a leather armchair.

Continuing their trip along the River Seine, Henry and Edward arrive in the small French village of La-Roche-Guyon. From here, they visit a trendy out of town brocante and pick up a cast iron cooking pot from a fourth-generation farmer.