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Natasha Raskin (born Glasgow, 1986) is a Scottish TV presenter and antiques and art expert. She has appeared in programmes in the UK and the USA including Antiques Road Trip, Celebrity Antiques Road Trip, Flog It!, Bargain Hunt, For What It's Worth and Baggage Battles. In addition to her knowledge of antiques, she is an expert in Scottish contemporary art. She is the daughter of contemporary Scottish artist Philip Raskin.
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- Early life and education
- Auctioneer
- Television
- Fashion
- Political
- References
Natasha raskin of bargain hunt on usa s baggage battles s01e07
Early life and education
She was born in 1986 in Glasgow, the middle of three children in a family of art lovers and collectors. Her father is the successful artist Philip Raskin. Initially she studied law but left her degree course after a year. She later gained a degree in the History of Art and French at Glasgow University.
Auctioneer
She formerly worked full-time as a Head of Pictures, valuer and auctioneer at McTear's in Glasgow, dealing mainly with Scottish contemporary art, but now shares her auctioneering and valuation event duties at the auction house with her TV career.
Television
Raskin is a regular expert contributor on the BBC's Antiques Road Trip, Celebrity Antiques Road Trip, Flog It! and has acted as both expert and lead presenter on BBC's Bargain Hunt. She appeared in the US show Baggage Battles. Her most recent show is For What It's Worth with Fern Britton. She has also appeared on the Janice Forsyth Show on BBC Radio Scotland, reviewing an exhibition at the National Galleries of Scotland. She has been a guest presenter on BBC Radio Scotland's The Music Match.
Fashion
She also had a placement with the Alice Temperley fashion house.
Political
She worked in the primary elections of 2008 for Barack Obama in New Hampshire, during which he referred to her as part of "the Scottish contingent" of his team, and provided her with a signed reference for her work.