Salvage Hunters

Drew decides that he needs something different to stand out from the competition. He and Tee head to Italy hoping to find some antiques that his rivals won't be able to match.

At a giant mid-Wales market, Drew has the pick of over 1000 stalls showcasing world-class pieces. He spies a 200-year-old Windsor chair in the best condition he's ever seen.

Drew is on a road trip, travelling to Norfolk, Pembroke and Essex. In Pembroke, he finds an old church that has been converted into an antiques store with a varied selection.

In a quiet South London suburb, Drew comes face to face with the most extraordinary collection of American automobilia he's ever seen, including Evel Knievel's Messerschmitt.

His hunt for fresh stock takes Drew to the Cotswolds, where he finds a giant stash of Indian and Afghan treasures which have come directly from the subcontinent.

Drew heads to a huge antiques wholesaler in Exeter, where he finds pile upon pile of affordable gems. Next, it's on to north London, to visit an emporium of curiosities.

Drew heads to Devon, where he finds a wealth of unusual oddities housed in a country pub. Next, it's on to Hastings, which has enjoyed a recent resurgence in the antiques trade.

Seeing an untapped source of rare items, Drew tours Catalonia looking for some chic Spanish antiques. In Peralada, Drew is blown away by a 17th Century house full of treasures.

Drew road trips to Cornwall to for a major buying mission. In Penzance he haggles with a hoarder who owns a reclamation yard, before heading to the county's busiest auction house.

Drew and Tee travel to four extraordinary locations across Northern Italy, including the country's most famed antique markets and a dreamy Tuscan villa.

Drew and Tee go hunting for antiques in the homes of fellow dealers. Tucked away in the Cotswolds, Drew finds an ancient Greek masterpiece from 100BC.

Drew encounters thrilling examples by three design titans who shaped the classic Georgian-and-Victorian look: Sir John Soane, Augustus Pugin and William Morris.

Drew visits a disused fuel shed on a former air force base in Suffolk, where he discovers vases carved from cow bones and a haunting stone face corbel.

Drew and Tee visit Newark, a town renowned for its antique connections. Drew finds a set of Regency bed steps and a genuine, very rare 18th century mirror.

Drew and Tee visit Insect Circus in Suffolk, where they discover a giant pair of 20th-century stage shoes and scratch-made models of fairground rides.

Drew and Tee explore three new territories. An unusual set of stained-glass windows, an 1840s lamp and a retro Japanese toy police pique Drew's interest.

In the Cotswolds, Drew is given exclusive access to a dozen shipping containers. Drew picks out three items, including a 19th century glazed bookcase.

Drew and Tee take a trip to Portugal, a hidden gem of the antiques trade. They unearth some architectural marvels recovered from an 18th century church.

Drew never knows what he might find, who he'll meet, or what he'll learn. He visits an outsider artist with a newly curated art collection.

Drew meets dealers who see antiques in different ways. He finds a carved lion with a mysterious back-story, and four chairs by his design hero, Pugin.

Drew seeks out antiques that are rich with local provenance. On the Scottish border, he finds a Georgian Cockpen chair, then snaps up a chilling art piece in North Wales.

On a trip from Manchester to Hampshire, Drew visits expert dealers, snapping up a campaign chair, a Georgian bookcase, and a 19th-century carved deer.

Drew seeks out a combination of knowledge and experience when he visits four family businesses. He discovers an exciting array of items to sell on.

Drew finds rare pieces that have stood the test of time. They include an 18th century cabinet in superb original condition and a chest from the Vatican.

Exploring Ireland's thriving antiques world, Drew and new buying partner Alister uncover treasures in private homes and showrooms across the country.

Drew gets an insider's tour of Scotland with local dealer, Viki Knott. He discovers a Mackintosh-influenced chair and some sinister 1960s Americana.

Drew and Alister are on the hunt for exciting stock. They visit a business specialising in the creation of artificial flowers for film and theatre.

Treading new ground across the UK, Drew and Viki explore the factory complex of a historic British cloth producer and a sprawling reclamation yard.

Drew and Alister's hunt for pieces with an interesting backstory takes them from Sussex to Shropshire with campaign furniture and quirky collectables.

Drew takes fellow dealer Viki to some of the types of hunting ground which have helped to shape his unique take on decorative salvage and antiques.

Drew and Alister hunt for pieces inspired by nature, from a folk-art bird's head walking stick in Brighton to a fireside tiger in Shropshire.

Drew and Al buy from heritage sellers, snapping up a curved oak settle made in 1810, and century-old steel tables from a Northampton blacksmith.

Drew and Viki buy for Viki's new Edinburgh premises. They find deer antlers from a Cumbrian country house and industrial tables from a former tannery.

Drew and Al trawl collections curated by experts, unearthing a rare item of motoring history and a 19th-century model ship with a tale to tell.

Drew and Viki head for one-stop-shop locations. They snap up some Ford Maddox Brown chairs and a recliner from a Victorian ocean liner.

Drew and Viki explore new antiques ventures. They find a Scottish jewellery packing case and a matchstick model made by a prisoner artist.

Drew and Al buy from businesses in the process of change. They find a striking Windsor chair, an anatomical model, and artefacts from a former mill.

With her new shop opening, Viki fills the van while on the road with Drew. They snap up French advertising art and a dolls-house cabinet.

Drew teaches Al about buying from sources off limits to the competition. They nab a collection of crucibles and patterns at a Lancashire foundry.

Drew takes Viki to three types of hunting grounds that have been staples of his business. They snap up a rare Anglepoise lamp along the way.

Drew snaps up a rare pair of console tables in Sherborne. Then, he visits the UK's last drop hammer tool-making forge before picking in the Cotswolds.

Drew takes Viki to his favourite hunting grounds. Together, they pick through a dusty old shed, a quality auction, and a beautiful country house.

Drew and Al pick through the collection of a travelling fairground family. Then, they are invited to a traditional wood-turning business.

Drew and Viki deal with a haggling Blacksmith in Yorkshire. Then, they visit a 19th-century country mansion on the south coast of Scotland.

In Yorkshire, Drew and Al pick through a stash of antiques belonging to a highly regarded dealer. Then, they visit a fourth-generation metalsmith.

Drew and Viki tour the Midlands. They visit a shoemaker with a 150-year-old family business and meet a specialist collector of 20th-century lighting.

Drew Pritchard and Viki Knott search for items that preserve Britain's history. They visit a brass foundry, a stately home, and a salvage yard.

Drew Pritchard and Alister Dryburgh uncover hidden gems, including a collection of vintage motorbikes and a new antiques shop in Devon.

Drew finds a mysterious piece of black pottery in Lancashire, finds an exotic piece in a zoo in East Anglia and fiercely haggles with an old foe in a nearby salvage yard.

Drew is at a country house sale in Norfolk, and in Glasgow he finds a unique tartan piece at a classic tailor's. Plus, he finds his oddest buy ever in Liverpool.

Drew visits an antiques shop in Edinburgh and a cycle museum. Exploring a 750-year-old house, he finds an item that takes him out of his comfort zone.

Drew takes an epic trip to Jersey where he meets the island's biggest hoarder. At an old manor house, he is carried away by an estate-made 1950s swing and trapeze.

Drew goes mad in Dorset buying quirky items. Twin sisters show their late father's legacy - vintage cars and steam train memorabilia. Plus, Drew visits Luton's oldest hat makers.

Drew visits a magnificent manor in Devon, home to the same family for 600 years. And he finds quirky collectibles at an antiques shop in Bournemouth.

Drew locks horns with a fellow dealer over a buffalo's skull in Oxfordshire. Plus, will a private girls' school in Hatfield get top marks for its haul of furniture?

Drew and Tee are on a buying trip in Germany. They trade with counts and barons, meeting characters as quirky as the antiques they're selling.

At a stately home in Staffordshire, Drew uncovers a hidden 19th century gem that the owners were oblivious to. And in the Lake District, he digs out some of Britain's mining past.

Drew goes to the biggest antiques emporium he's ever visited and a Somerset antique shop. At a grand school in Ipswich he uncovers a historical artifact that leaves him speechless.

Architectural salvage supremo Drew Pritchard heads to a Scottish castle and gets behind the wheel of a fellow petrol-head's historic million-pound car.

Drew Pritchard dives in at the enormous former Naval Royal Hospital School in Suffolk and he's taught a few lessons whilst trying to negotiate a deal.

Salvage supremo Drew Pritchard is spoiled for choice at a dealership in Henley. He meets a good match in Marlborough, and tries to score a win against the house at a bingo hall.

Drew Pritchard visits a new antiques centre in Shropshire. With almost 50 traders to choose from he soon finds some bargains including some rather unusual items.

Drew and Tee are heading to Oswestry to visit a salvage business that specialises in upcycling. Later, they are off to visit one of Wales' most famous listed houses.

Drew Pritchard visits a North London emporium full of antique shop fittings that will surprise. Then Drew and Tee visit a world war two hospital museum in Suffolk.

Drew fills up his van with deals from a heritage railway station in Yorkshire. Meanwhile, he has to go in at the right price for a rare item he's never come across before.

Salvage maestro Drew explores an impressive Napoleonic fort in Essex. Drew and Tee are amazed by medieval Lichfield cathedral where Drew checks out some of its unwanted objects.

Drew visits a sign writer's in Portsmouth finds one of his favourite ever objects. Meanwhile in Southend-on-Sea, petrol head Drew gets revved up at a Porsche restorers.

Salvage guru Drew finds nirvana with a Winchester pub full of quirky antiques. In Hampshire he makes a controversial purchase and he's surprised by a vintage boutique in Suffolk.

Drew gets carried away at a Devon mansion and takes home the worst chair he's ever bought. At a lace factory in Scotland, he literally goes home with the kitchen sink.

Drew is blown away by an 18th-century mansion on the edge of the Yorkshire Moors, and goes deep below ground at a Liverpool cathedral to unearth religious artefacts.

Drew is in Leominster where he sees an incredible private garden. And, he goes to one of the UK's last Brass Foundries, taking a chance on some unique containers.

Drew heads to a Kent antiques emporium specialising in unusual European antiques, and indulges in 1940s nostalgia at a home front museum in South West Wales.

Drew goes North of the border on a road trip for an epic private house clearance in a remote part of Scotland, and he visits a historic cutlery factory in Sheffield.

Drew visits a hip dealer in Manchester, haggles with a windmill manager in Kent and seeks artefact redemption at a Somerset abbey. Plus, he moves shop after 10 years.

Drew is in Scotland to see a Victorian theatre in Aberdeen and the remote town of Rothes. Tee shows him how to do a deal at a steam railway in Devon.

Drew picks up a Victorian oil lamp and a stunning old American sign in London. Plus, he meets an Oxfordshire aristocrat with a steam train in his private collection!

Drew is in London to haggle for a macabre collection of medical antiques. Plus, in Nottinghamshire, he visits a warehouse full of vintage Americana.

Drew haggles with a dealer at an Elizabethan manor house. He spots a jet engine in a Welsh museum, and meets an old friend in Sheffield - finding a modern treasure.

In Tyne and Wear Drew tries to satisfy a customer with a taste for mid-century chic. Plus, he is enchanted by a former friary where a rare mirror catches his eye.

Drew checks out unlikely animal items at Edinburgh Zoo. And, he rummages through a historic textile mill in the Scottish borders for industrial furniture.

Drew mixes with aristocracy at a Cornwall estate and finds an amazing collection of classic cars. In Newark, he unearths a hoard of enamel signs for the oil industry.

In London, Drew visits a fledgling antiques business run by an enterprising young couple. Plus, he faces punishing negotiations at a living history museum in Surrey.

Drew gets a scoop when he delves into the history and mechanics of print in London's Fleet Street. And, in Devon, he indulges his passion for architectural salvage.

Drew finds a mysterious piece of black pottery in Lancashire, finds an exotic piece in a zoo in East Anglia and fiercely haggles with an old foe in a nearby salvage yard.

Drew is at a country house sale in Norfolk, and in Glasgow he finds a unique tartan piece at a classic tailor's. Plus, he finds his oddest buy ever in Liverpool.

Drew revs up at the Lambretta Scooter Museum in Weston Super Mare - will a vintage bike tempt him? In Walsall, there's a historic haul in one of the UK's last leather factories.

Drew takes an epic trip to Jersey where he meets the island's biggest hoarder. At an old manor house, he is carried away by an estate-made 1950s swing and trapeze.

Drew goes mad in Dorset buying quirky items. Twin sisters show their late father's legacy - vintage cars and steam train memorabilia. Plus, Drew visits Luton's oldest hat makers.

Drew explores an Aladdin's cave of magic carpets in Cumbria and royal biographer Lady Colin Campbell reveals antiques with tragic history from her romantic castle.

Drew locks horns with a fellow dealer over a buffalo's skull in Oxfordshire. Plus, will a private girls' school in Hatfield get top marks for its haul of furniture?

Drew heads to Petworth in West Sussex - the antiques capital of the south. Plus, he bids on an unusual fire screen in Lancashire, but the owner drives a hard bargain!

At a stately home in Staffordshire, Drew uncovers a hidden 19th century gem that the owners were oblivious to. And in the Lake District, he digs out some of Britain's mining past.

Drew goes to the biggest antiques emporium he's ever visited and a Somerset antique shop. At a grand school in Ipswich he uncovers a historical artifact that leaves him speechless.

At a luxury fabric manufacturer in Suffolk, Drew is wowed by historic silks once used in the royal household. And at a castle in Scotland, he haggles with a young baron.

At a Catholic church in Liverpool, Drew's prayers are answered with a pair of very rare chairs. In Loughborough, he finds industrial gems in the world's largest bell foundry.

Drew haggles hard at a museum of vintage farm equipment in Exmouth. Plus, he's bowled over by an amazing collection of arts and crafts furniture - but can he strike a deal?

Drew is at an upmarket Somerset showroom and buys a scruffy table full of potential. In Lancashire, he spots a Swedish design classic and a Soviet relic of the Cold War.

At a Cornish castle, Drew digs out beach buckets and toy trucks. Later, his friend Stuart sells off his renowned collection of car memorabilia - and Drew has first dibs!

Drew's on a mission for quality, heading to a decorative antiques dealer in Tunbridge. In Dumfries, he seeks hidden treasure in a furniture collection.

Drew and Tee are off on their first road trip to France, visiting a 16th century chateau in the Loire region. Plus, they stop at the antique markets of Montsoreau and Viarme.

Drew is on the hunt for rare objects in a Devizes dealership inside a pub. And, in Leigh-On-Sea, he finds an array of unusual objects salvaged from building sites.

In Margate, Drew snaps up a good deal at a 'junk emporium' run by some of his best contacts. And, at a Georgian mansion in Fife he finds a surprising bargain.

Drew meets the next generation of antiques dealers. In Macclesfield, he meets a mother and son team, and in Leeds he meets a young dealer with an eye for modern pieces.

Drew heads to Edinburgh, where he discovers an antique shop with a deluxe 1940s American bike. Later, he finds a mid-century designer desk in Wookey Hole.

In Seaton, Drew dashes under a staircase for a pair of floodlights. In Yorkshire, he uses a penknife to see if a newly upholstered chair hides a valuable original.

Drew bargains hard in Frome, Somerset. And in Dumfriesshire, he's at an estate that's been in the same family for several generations and is full of fascinating antiques.

At a 13th century manor house in Yorkshire, Drew uncovers a wartime flag with a medical history. Plus, he visits a neo-gothic cathedral in Edinburgh.

Drew visits a dealer specialising in house clearances. In Sheffield, he spots industrial furniture at a 19th century factory plus he finds old punk collectables.

At an antiques centre in Gloucestershire, Drew finds a valuable item overlooked by the rest of the trade. Later, he digs out lost treasures on a Kent country estate.

In the Lake District, Drew meets an alpaca keeper and antiques collector fond of the unusual. And, at a Staffordshire castle, he meets an Elizabeth I lookalike.

Drew finally opens his own antiques shop in his home town of Conwy. So, he goes to the Cotswolds and one of the UK's largest indoor antiques, looking for treasure.

With his new shop opening to the public, Drew needs more stock than ever. He spots a '60s Danish sofa in Malvern and a pair of tapestries in Welshpool.

Drew seeks standout items to lure more customers to his shop. In Derbyshire, he finds a Regency picture frame, and buys a pair of Danish rattan chairs in Harrogate.

Drew is always hunting undiscovered treasures. He has a rare chance to scour the wild items at Chester Zoo. And in Leicestershire, he unearths a royal relic.

Drew's business has expanded so he needs twice as many items! He visits a quirky house in Suffolk, to discover a barn full of salvage from around the globe.

When other businesses move with the times, Drew sees a chance to buy their unwanted stuff. In Essex, he finds a rare 1930s desk from a closing department store.

Drew is in Belgium on a continental buying adventure. He visits the flea market in Tongeren and meets a renowned dealer who lives in a huge chateau.

Drew heads to Holland where, thanks to its thriving antiques markets, he can find the kind of unique pieces he's renowned for - including his dream car, a vintage Bugatti.

Drew unearths a steel corpus of Christ on the cross, and spots a divine early 19th century gothic pew. Later, he finds a set of 1950s industrial pendant lamps.

In Gloucestershire, Drew finds a huge horse's head with a dealer specialising in sculptures. And, in Somerset he spots a valuable Persian rug lining a chicken shed.

In Devon, Drew rummages through a heap of railway items collected over 30 years by a local enthusiast. And, he digs out treasure at a recently-closed glove factory.

Drew visits an amazing collection of wicker in the Somerset levels and is smitten by an Orkney chair. In Glasgow, he finds an easel that's a work of art.

At a Hampshire auction room Drew has the pick of over 500 items from affluent private homes. In Lancaster he's reminded of his passion for Elvis memorabilia.

Drew visits a salvage yard in Cheshire containing vintage gym equipment with real muscle. At an antique shop on the south coast, he spots some decorative religious moulds.

Drew visits a country estate mentioned in the Domesday Book and unearths a cupboard that's been unopened for decades. Plus, he finds a weathervane dating to 1800.

In Sussex, Drew has some incredible luck when he is offered first pick of a shop packed full of French items. Then in Kent, he's invited behind the scenes of a historic railway.

In a huge barn in Sussex, Drew discovers a large collection of animal-themed curiosities and objects. And in Cardiff, Drew's favourite kind of antiques are finally revealed.

Sensing the chance to get some bargains, Drew checks in on some contacts who are downsizing and selling off collections. In Norwich, he finds a beautiful Victorian umbrella stand.

Drew is given first look at the furniture in a Black Country factory. Next, in Derby, a new contact pays off when Drew finds the crankshaft from a Battle of Britain fighter plane.

In Lancashire, Drew visits a sprawling salvage yard that yields a huge haul of unique items. Next, at an auction house, Drew faces off against other dealers in a bidding war.

Drew visits some family-run businesses in Lincolnshire, Norfolk and Grimsby in the hope of finding rare and unusual antiques that have never been put on sale before.

Drew and Tee are on an incredible tour of France. In Normandy, Drew falls in love with a grand chateau and at a massive antique fair he immerses himself in pop culture.

Drew and Tee are on a tour of the Midlands. In Walsall, they have a money-spinning idea, in Birmingham Drew finds treasure and they explore a grand country house.

Drew is in Lancashire, checking out a factory making traditional soap. And, in rural Dorset he visits a couple selling antiques from a manor house linked to the Churchill family.

Drew visits a huge collection of 20th century designer furniture in a former paper mill in West Yorkshire. In Middlesbrough, he finds pattern moulds at its last brass foundry.

Drew visits the medieval Ely Cathedral in Cambridgeshire and finds pew connected a great Victorian architect. Later, he finds a WWII bomber crew seat at an aviation museum.

Drew's at a 19th century Bradford weaving mill, where he discovers industrial trolleys and containers. In Cheshire, he visits a manor house mentioned in the Domesday book.

Drew browses a salvage fair by Ripley Castle. In Newcastle, he visits a dealer of mid-20th century designer furniture. And, he and Tee check out an art collection in Hastings.

Drew and Tee take a road trip in Hungary. In Budapest, they visit one of the country's biggest antique markets. Later, they unearth treasures in a former communist factory.

Drew hits the Giant Shepton Flea Market, where he unearths some retro design classics. And in Devon, he visits Europe's largest repository of vintage fairground rides.

Drew hits the road with upholsterer, Craig. In Derbyshire a 15th century house has some Victorian dining chairs with potential, and they visit an antique centre in Lincolnshire.

Drew scours a Surrey sculpture park, where a pair of rare 18th century church lych-gates catches his eye. And in London, he visits a small showroom with big character.

In Sheffield, Drew finds a stunning collection of antique cutler's stools. Later, he heads to Leeds where he finds some rare streetlights at a heritage railway and museum.

Drew is in Cheshire to scour a barn packed with items, from traditional antique furniture to taxidermy. And in Sheffield, he uncovers a collection of early 20th century glass eyes.

In Dorset, Drew visits a showroom full of mid-20th century items, including a pair of 1960s Danish leather chairs. And, he visits an Austin Healey and Porsche classic car restorer.

Drew is in Monmouthshire at the UK's largest stockist of antique railwayana, where he spots some amazing wagon signage. In Gloucestershire he finds a stunning Victorian card table.

Drew and Tee head to Cornwall to visit a brewery in St Austell. Plus, they stop in Penzance and go for a surf in the sea during their South West adventure.

In the Cotswolds, Drew looks around an impressive manor house. Then, he visits a converted chapel in Burnley filled with incredible antiques and a car show room in Jersey.

Drew visits a shop in Lincolnshire that is filled with a plethora of valuable treasures. Plus, he stops by at an impressive house in Yorkshire, but is anything for sale?

Drew and Tee scour the British coastline for treasure. On their 280-mile trek from North Wales to the Essex coast, they uncover a terrific triple sink and a bank of pine drawers.

Drew and Tee head to a salvage yard in Clacton-on-Sea and unearth a quirky enamel advertising sign. And, Drew nabs the deal of the century on a work of art in London.

Drew is thrilled to look through an oddball collection of military antiques in Nantes, France. Plus, he takes an interest in a de Sede sofa bed in the Netherlands.

In Leeds, Drew and Tee visit two dealers who have been collecting since 1971. Drew uncovers an old industrial stool and some ceramic hand moulds.

Drew and Tee are excited by the items on offer at the largest antiques market in Italy. And, they visit a picturesque town in Spain to look at a fascinating collection.

Drew visits a huge antiques warehouse in Belfast. On the lookout for 18th century Irish furniture, he's excited to spot a mahogany chest of drawers.

In Gloucestershire, Drew uncovers a marble table lamp and a painting of a mackerel. Later, he's thrilled to look around a stately home in Bedfordshire.

Drew and Tee are invited to a private motor museum in Denbighshire. This fascinating collection boasts a steel plate Castrol sign and a charming pedal car.

Drew and Tee are the first to view a collection in Boreham Wood. Everything is up for sale, including a carved stone saint and marble fireplace supports.

Drew and Tee visit a 500-year-old copper mine in the beautiful village of Coniston. They uncover a slipware dairy bowl, pattern wheels and a retail counter.

Drew is in rural Somerset to rummage through a salvage yard. He tries to buy an industrial ceiling light, a marble column plinth and an antiques sign.

At a railway museum in Somerset, Drew and Tee uncover two rare signs from the 1920s. Later, Drew finds shoe last made for music legend Paul McCartney.

Hunting items with a distinctly French connection, aspiring collector and TV star Fred Sirieix joins Drew and Tee on the road to learn the trade.

Drew and Tee visit a salvage yard that specialises in stoneware.

The boys visit a heritage railway in Minehead where Drew discovers a fantastic selection of pieces, but the highlight of the trip is a ride in the cab of a vintage steam train.

Drew and Tee head get an exclusive look at a private collection of rock 'n roll memorabilia. Drew is excited to find some very rare Led Zeppelin and Motorhead collectibles.

Drew and Tee head to a family run antiques business in Yorkshire with a no-nonsense owner. He has to haggle hard, but Drew bags himself an elegant 19th century bachelor's chest.

Drew and Tee seek out the very best antiques the Isle of Wight has to offer. Their first stop is the seaside town of Ventnor, a fashionable holiday resort in Victorian times.

Drew and Tee head to a grade II listed mansion in Lincolnshire. The house is packed with items and Drew haggles for a superb 19th century chair and a decorated chinoiserie mirror.

The boys stop at a salvage yard which Drew hails as the best in the country. They find a pair of beautifully crafted sundials and an overthrow believed to be from Belvoir Castle.

Drew and Tee head to the former East Germany, birthplace of early modern design. They visit a fair full of Bauhaus brilliance in Berlin and one of Europe's biggest flea markets.

Big changes are afoot for Drew in Conwy. He hunts for fresh stock in a stunning 1730s Sussex mansion, and in Lincoln he spots an unusual 19th century medical cabinet.

Modern day treasure hunter Drew Pritchard travels the length and breadth of the UK in search of weird and wonderful objects. The bigger the hoard, the happier he is.

In Fulham, Drew prepares to spend big with some elite dealers. In Hastings, Drew and Tee unearth some unusual Chinese watercolours and a Turkish rug.

A Chipping Norton barbershop hides an incredible antiques emporium. In an Anglesey salt factory, Drew and Tee discover an unusual bread and cheese cupboard.

Modern day treasure hunter Drew Pritchard travels the length and breadth of the UK in search of weird and wonderful objects. The bigger the hoard, the happier he is.

Modern day treasure hunter Drew Pritchard travels the length and breadth of the UK in search of weird and wonderful objects. The bigger the hoard, the happier he is.

Drew indulges his Georgian obsession in Lincoln, where he falls for a Regency wine cooler. And a bungalow near Stockport hides a vast collection.