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First broadcast 1st March 1992.<br/><br/>When Lady Jane puts a Berber rug into auction it is bought by elderly Harriet Fisher for her Irish wolfhound, but young Moroccan Abdel is also after it and steals it from her house.<br/><br/>Ian McShane ... Lovejoy<br/>Phyllis Logan ... Lady Jane Felsham<br/>Dudley Sutton ... Tinker Dill<br/>Chris Jury ... Eric Catchpole<br/>Pavel Douglas ... Lord Alexander Felsham<br/>Virginia McKenna ... Harriet Fisher<br/>Tony Caunter ... Russell Potts<br/>Nadim Sawalha ... Uncle Said<br/>Christopher Simon ... Abdel<br/>Robin Soans ... Auctioneer<br/>Geoffrey Colville ... Professor Ottway<br/>Ian Barritt ... Neil Johnson<br/>Philip Anthony ... Mr. Beeston<br/>Paul Arlington ... Det. Sgt. Statham
First broadcast 1st March 1992.<br/><br/>When Lady Jane puts a Berber rug into auction it is bought by elderly Harriet Fisher for her Irish wolfhound, but young Moroccan Abdel is also after it and steals it from her house.<br/><br/>Ian McShane ... Lovejoy<br/>Phyllis Logan ... Lady Jane Felsham<br/>Dudley Sutton ... Tinker Dill<br/>Chris Jury ... Eric Catchpole<br/>Pavel Douglas ... Lord Alexander Felsham<br/>Virginia McKenna ... Harriet Fisher<br/>Tony Caunter ... Russell Potts<br/>Nadim Sawalha ... Uncle Said<br/>Christopher Simon ... Abdel<br/>Robin Soans ... Auctioneer<br/>Geoffrey Colville ... Professor Ottway<br/>Ian Barritt ... Neil Johnson<br/>Philip Anthony ... Mr. Beeston<br/>Paul Arlington ... Det. Sgt. Statham
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