Series 4
| Title | First broadcast | Overview |
|---|---|---|
| "The Napoleonic Commode" | 10 January 1993 | Lovejoy acquires an antique commode and tries to produce documents showing that it once belonged to Napoleon I, Emperor of France. |
| "The Ring" | 17 January 1993 | Lovejoy becomes involved in organising an illegal ring to try to bump up the price of some of his stock. When Lady Jane finds out she becomes furious. |
| "Second Fiddle" | 24 January 1993 | Lovejoy is puzzled when he is ordered to make a real Stradivarius violin look like a fake. |
| "The Colour of Mary" | 31 January 1993 | Charlie Gimbert is back in town and managing a top snooker player. He hires Lovejoy to acquire an antique billiards table which allegedly had belonged to Mary, Queen of Scots, an avid fan of billiards, who had brought the table back from France in 1561. |
| "Fly the Flag" | 7 February 1993 | Lovejoy becomes involved in an ownership dispute over a historic British battle flag, carried at the Battle of Lexington, between an old British military family and an American officer. In the process, however, he happens across some classic toy soldiers which might be worth even more. |
| "The Judgement of Solomon" | 16 February 1993 | Lovejoy is called in to help sell some gold valuables. Suspcious, Lovejoy investigates and soon discovers the goods were actually looted in Berlin during the Second World War. Charlie Gimbert steps in to try to make a profit for himself. |
| "The Galloping Major" | 23 February 1993 | Lovejoy is offered an antique iron cannon that turns out to be a ton of trouble. A local arms expert tries to steal the cannon, after which it is discovered to be much more valuable than originally thought. |
| "God Helps Those" | 1 March 1993 | A series of ram raids results in a table of Lovejoy's, which he lent to another dealer, being destroyed. |
| "They Call Me Midas" | 8 March 1993 | Lovejoy's mentor arrives back on the scene asks Lovejoy to help con an unscrupulous arts dealer |
| "Irish Stew" | 15 March 1993 | Lovejoy and his associates travel to the Republic of Ireland to try to pick up some cheap bargains. While there he becomes involved in keeping an historic book out of the hands of a shady businessman. |
| "Dainty Dish" | 22 March 1993 | Lovejoy, Tinker and Eric are in Brighton, helping a friend of Lady Jane's, the Baroness. After valuable antique dinnerware is discovered, and Charlie Gimbert gets involved (and has the last laugh), the mood turns from holiday to wild plate chase. |
| "Taking the Pledge" | 29 March 1993 | Lovejoy helps an old acquaintance recover a valuable painting from an unscrupulous pawnbroker, while also attempting to keep word of the picture away from his ex-wife. |
| "Lovejoy Loses it" | 5 April 1993 | Lovejoy is a hit on TV and becomes arrogant and shuns his friends, but his fame makes him think he's losing his gift as a "divvie". |
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