Broadcast dates have been confirmed for eight brand-new episodes of ITV’s hit antiques programme Dickinson’s Real Deal, filmed at locations across the Midlands for the show’s 20th series.
Four episodes were recorded during a Dealer Day in Burton on 4th October 2025, with a further four filmed in Coventry on 19th October. All auction scenes were recorded with Richard Winterton Auctioneers at The Lichfield Auction Centre on 3rd November.
The Burton episodes were filmed at The Deer Barn at the National Forest Adventure Farm and will air on Wednesdays 7th, 14th, 21st and 28th January on ITV1 at 2pm.
The Coventry programmes, filmed at The Coventry Building Society Arena, will be shown on Thursdays 8th, 15th, 22nd and 29th January, also on ITV1 at 2pm.
Each Dealer Day saw members of the public bringing along their antiques and collectables, with presenter David “The Duke” Dickinson overseeing the deals and offering advice on whether to accept the dealers’ cash or take a chance by sending their item to auction.
Dealers appearing at the Burton recording included Fay Rutter, James Layte, Mark Stevens and Tracy Thackray-Howitt, while the Coventry event featured Alison Chapman, Stewart Hofgartner, Jan Keyne and Simon Schneider.
Items consigned at both events were later auctioned by Richard Winterton at The Lichfield Auction Centre, Wood End Lane, Fradley Park.
We had two great Dealer Days in Burton and Coventry where we saw all manner of interesting antiques and collectables. It was great to welcome David and his team back to Lichfield and we had a fantastic time filming. We can’t wait to watch the new programmes when they air this January. – Richard Winterton
Now back for its 20th series following a two-year break, Dickinson’s Real Deal remains one of ITV’s most popular daytime shows and is regularly watched by more than a million viewers.
For programme-related enquiries, contact the Dickinson’s Real Deal team at DRDadmin@dsp.tv
For valuation or auction enquiries, email office@richardwinterton.co.uk, call 01543 251081, or visit www.richardwinterton.co.uk
