A Peninsula treasure trove is set to feature on the small screen this afternoon (Thursday).

Kilcreggan Antiques was filmed for a segment of a popular BBC show in September, and will be shown this afternoon at 4.30pm.

Researchers scouted out shops around the Helensburgh and Lomond area to feature in Antiques Road Trip - a show which sees experts competing against each other to buy goods in antiques stores around the country, and then sell them off at auction.

Expert Paul Laidlaw visited the Kilcreggan shop last year, picking up four items.

It is thought he is competing against Catherine Southon.

Helensburgh's Hill House is also set to feature in the show, which will showcase the Helensburgh and Lomond area to millions of viewers who tune in to the daytime TV show.

Since opening in 2014, Kilcreggan Antiques has grown in popularity, and owner Arusha Irvine is confident that featuring on the BBC show will boost publicity about the business.

She told the Advertiser: "We are very excited about the show being on the air - especially with average viewership for the show last year being 4.2million per episode.

"It will be a great boost to the antiques shop and also help put Kilcreggan on the map.

"There is much more in Kilcreggan to come and see and the show will hopefully help business hugely."

She added: "The team got lots of great footage of the scenic drive and the beautiful surrounding area on what was a rare sunny day in Kilcreggan."

A segment of the the show is also expected to feature the Hill House in Helensburgh.

Lorna Hepburn, manager of the Charles Rennie Mackintosh designed attraction, previously told the Advertiser she hoped the show would be a great way of bringing in more visitors and boosting its profile.

Paul Laidlaw and Catherine Southon compete over the course of a week, with the series coming back to screens earlier this week.

In today's episode they will not only be in Helensburgh and Lomond, but start in Callander, shopping across central Scotland before heading for the auction in Kinbuck.