Drew gets carried away at a Devon mansion and takes home the worst chair he's ever bought. Later at a lace factory in Scotland, he literally goes home with the kitchen sink.
Drew is blown away by a breathtaking 18th-century mansion on the edge of the Yorkshire Moors, and goes deep below ground at a Liverpool cathedral to unearth religious artifacts.
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 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 artifact redemption at a Somerset abbey. Plus, he moves shop after 10 years in one place.
Drew is in the north of Scotland to see a Victorian theatre in Aberdeen and the remote town of Rothes. Plus, sidekick Tee shows him how to do a deal at a steam railway in Devon.
Drew picks up a wild-looking 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. In Nottinghamshire, he visits a warehouse full of vintage Americana and he heads to a grand Scottish home.
Drew haggles with a dealer at an Elizabethan manor house, is blown away by 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 meet the expectations of a customer with a taste for mid-century chic. Plus he is enchanted by a former friary where a rare mirror catches his eye.
Modern day treasure hunter Drew Pritchard travels the length and breadth of the country 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 country in search of weird and wonderful objects. The bigger the hoard, the happier he is.
In London Drew visits a fledgling antiques business run by an enterprising young couple. Plus, he faces some 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 hi passion for architectural salvage.