Tim Weeks【 Auctioneer 】Partner, Age, Wikipedia, Family, Wife, Bio

Personal Details Summary
Name	Tim Weeks
Age / How old / Birthday / Date of Birth / DOB	No confirmed information is available on the year he was born.
Wedding & Marriage / Wife / Engaged / Spouse / Partner	Married. Check the full bio for relationship details.
Children / No. of Kids	2
Ethnicity / Origin / Heritage / Race	White
Nationality	British
Are Tim Weeks and Martin Hughes related?	With Tim Weeks, Martin Hughes is co-owner, valuer, and auctioneer of Wessex Auction Rooms.
Is Romilly Weeks related to Tim Weeks?	Despite their same last names, the two are not related at all.

Wiki Biography / Profile Background

Introduction :

Tim Weeks is a cataloger, director, valuer, auctioneer and TV personality from Chippenham, England.
Smart, savvy and charismatic, Tim is a man who knows what he wants. Regardless of whether he is conducting his business or just interacting with people in his social circles, he always manages to exude a lot of charm and confidence.

Personal Life, Parents and Family Details :

Tim was born and raised in the United Kingdom.
He is married to a woman named Alexa and together they live in Chippenham, England with their children Bella and Albie.

Career, Income, Salary and Net Worth :

Tim considers his day job to be working as an auctioneer. In an interview, he has stated that he loves everything about the job from cataloguing, researching, auctioneering or even valuation.
For several years, he has worked in the world of auctioneering and is the proud owner, valuer, and auctioneer of a company called Wessex Auctions.

Aside from running his company, Tim is also a radio host. He hosts a show on the BBC Wiltshire radio network and is also the presenter of his own segment called TheSocial.
In 2016, he landed a gig as the co-presenter of a series on the BBC One network called ‘Street Auction.’ The show’s main focus was to get people in a local community to donate any items they no longer wanted so they could be auctioned in the street. The money earned would be given to a local community member to help out with their life.
During his time as a co-presenter on the show, Weeks caught the attention of a top executive at another show called ‘Bargain Hunt,’ and it wasn’t long before he was asked to do a screen testing.

Tim agreed and impressed the show’s bosses, who then offered him a chance to be an expert on the program.
Currently, he is a regular expert on the show which airs on the BBC 2 network.
Outside of the show, Tim goes around buying antiques at local fairs before auctioning them off in the hopes of making a profit. One of the biggest profits he has ever made was when he bought a scrapbook for £40 that contained cuttings of soccer newspapers from 1940. Weeks was able to sell the book for more than £1000, which was more than triple the price he’d paid for it.

In addition to being an entrepreneur, host and full-time bargain hunter, Tim is also a contributor for various blogs, magazines, radio shows, and websites.
Thanks to his experience, Weeks is also regularly asked to attend and host various charity events and share some of his expertise with aspiring auctioneers and bargain hunters.

Interesting Facts, Height and Trivia :

Tim is an avid collector and loves to collect a lot of unique pieces such as football programmes, toys from the 1980s, decorative art from the 20th century, ceramics, silvers and vinyl.
He has said previously that he would be playing as an Arsenal centre midfielder if he wasn’t an auctioneer.

4 thoughts on “Tim Weeks【 Auctioneer 】Partner, Age, Wikipedia, Family, Wife, Bio”

Paul Hubbard Aug 7, 2023 at 11:48 am


Tim seems like a very nice person to me. My first impression was that he is gay. He is not only married but has two kids, which means that we can write that kind of thing off.
David Mullins Jun 17, 2023 at 4:42 pm


I love Tim Weeks. However, his ridiculous weight loss makes him look dangerously anorexic.
Shirley Nov 6, 2021 at 10:52 am


Watching Bargain Hunt today, I saw that Tim Weeks is a toy expert. Perhaps he can help me find a teddy bear to replace the much-loved one my ex burned over 45 years ago?

It was bought for my first Christmas, 1950; I believe it may have been Chad valley, golden mohair, stitched nose and mouth, jointed arms and legs and as far as I can remember, was filled with kapok. It didn’t have a humpback & I think it had a growler, but can’t remember for sure.

I’ve done a variety of searches but been unable to find one that looked like mine. I have quite a few teddies, but I’ve never been able to replace my first one. I’m 70 years old and daft as it seems. I would really love to find a teddy like my first one. Can you help, please? Thank you.
Peter Maxwell May 10, 2020 at 10:53 am


He bought a scrap book for 40 pounds and sold it for 1, 000 pounds and that was ‘more than triple the price he paid for it” ! More like 25 times the price, and I’m no mathematician !