Salvage Hunters

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

Drew is in Leominster where he sees an incredible private garden, and shows his metal at one of the country’s last Brass Foundries, taking a chance on some unique containers.

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 is in London to haggle for a macabre collection of medical antiques. In Nottinghamshire, he visits a warehouse full of vintage Americana and he heads to a grand Scottish home.

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 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.

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 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.

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.

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.

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 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 wont be able to match.

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.

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 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.

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 Pritchard examines furniture in a Black Country factory. Next, in Derby, a new contact pays off when he finds the crankshaft from a Battle of Britain fighter plane.

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

In Gloucestershire, drew uncovers a marble top lamp and a painting of a mackerel. Later, hes thrilled to look around a stately home in Bedfordshire

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

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

Modern day treasure hunter Drew Pritchard travels the length and breadth of the UK in search of weird and wonderful objects.

Drew and Tee explore a restored castle in the Scottish Lowlands and then up to the Scottish capital of Edinburgh, once known as the Athens of the North, for a bit of antique shopping.

Drew accepts a private invitation to one of the grandest stately homes in the country, Palace House. He is stunned by its large collection of electric light fittings and other amazing features.

Drew lets the money roll in Newcastle to replenish his stock of Victorian furniture. He then visits a neglected country house where he finds a treasure trove of hidden gems.

Modern day treasure hunter Drew Pritchard travels to Spain.

Drew buys a 19th century lamp in the Scottish Borders. Later he visits a combined bar and antiques shop in the Ribble Valley.

Drew gets a exclusive invitation to the estate of a tech tycoon and visits a house clearance in Wolverhampton.

In Suffolk, Drew goes on a spending spree when he finds antiques imported from France. Later, in Lancashire, he falls in love with a piece of bamboo furniture.

As the seventeenth series gets underway, 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 Europes largest flea markets.

In Suffolk, Drew spots an architectural wreath that is over 100 years old.

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 bids on an elaborate Victorian mirror and and a stash of Welsh blankets.

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 100 BC.

Drew visits a large antique emporium, the largest collection of automobilia in Britain and both the shop and warehouse of a well established dealer. His find include a painting collection, signs, furniture, lighting and a blown glass vase.

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

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.

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

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

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

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

Drew and Viki snap up some Ford Maddox Brown chairs and a recliner from a Victorian ocean liner.

Drew and Al find a striking Windsor chair, an anatomical model, and artifacts from a former mill.

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

Drew snaps up a rare pair of console tables in Sherborne and he visits the UKs last drop hammer tool-making forge before picking in the Cotswolds.

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

In Yorkshire, Drew and Al pick through a stash of antiques belonging to a highly regarded dealer.