Salvage Hunters: The Restorers - Episode Guide

The work of the skilled craftspeople who bring Drew Pritchard's finds back to life. With demanding customers and high turnover, their hard work turns trash to treasure.

The restorers face a challenge with Chesterfield sofa rescued from the scrapheap. And, can they revive a shattered marble figurine and a broken French bakery counter?

The restoration team transform a shabby set of apothecary drawers. Plus, they refresh a French Victorian seat and save a '60s chandelier that witnessed a Beatles wedding.

The artisan restorers revive a rare and valuable fairground ride. Plus, they resuscitate a Victorian park bench and a century-old gentleman's suitcase.

The artisan restorers revamp a fragile mirror needing some love, a classic armchair and a large railway station clock. Rebecca Pritchard examines their origins.

Cabinet maker Alex resurrects a once-stunning 300-year-old chest that's only fit for firewood. And, Drew challenges taxidermist Chris to resuscitate a Victorian heron.

Cabinet maker Alex repairs a battered chest that once belonged to a secretive Masonic lodge. And, blacksmith Nev uses his skills to restore some historic street lamps.

Blacksmith Neville has his expert skills tested with the restoration of a cast iron 19th century fireplace. And, Alex restores a 1930s table into a farmhouse centerpiece.

French polisher Alex restores a 1930s rocking horse. Sculptor Nick rescues a mid-century piece and upholsterer Crag attempts to restore a classic Victorian chair.

Skilled craftspeople are bringing Drew Pritchard's finds back to life. With demanding customers and high turnover, their hard work turns trash into treasure.

Drew challenges blacksmith Nev to pull off an unconventional redesign on an ejection seat. Meanwhile, Nick gives a facelift to an iconic sculpture. 

Sculptor Nick and gilder Ruth team up to restore a very expensive antique table. Meanwhile, upholsterer Craig has difficulties fixing up a mid-20th century classic design.

Drew challenges an engineer to fix an iconic item from the 80s that is in awful shape. Meanwhile, globe restorer James takes drastic action to restore a 150-year-old masterpiece. 

French polisher Alex struggles with an old billiards table that proves difficult to restore. Meanwhile, Martin takes on the challenge of a rare and valuable set of Ferrari luggage.

Sculptor Nick attempts the restoration of a rare piece of folk history. Meanwhile, leather restorer Martin is brought a globe-trotting antique French luxury travelling trunk.

Blacksmith Nev gets emotional while attempting to fix an antique tree seat. Meanwhile, Alex and Craig team up to work on an extremely long bench. 

Drew challenges leather restorer Martin to attach an old cricket bag to a pre-war car. Meanwhile, artist Nick and woodworker Chris work on a carved Buddha.

Upholsterer Craig must be extremely careful when working on a rare French chair. Meanwhile, lighting expert Jolene gets forceful with a 200-year-old lantern. 

Blacksmith Nev is challenged to restore a German aircraft propeller from World War Two. Plus, metal worker Ted tries to save a pair of prestigious 140-year-old lamps.

Upholster Craig and sculptor Nick team up to restore some iconic Arne Jacobsen chairs. Plus, mechanic Bo uncovers a hidden past in a giant railway station clock.

Lighting expert Jolene fixes a badly worn down 19th century police station lamp. And, wood worker Alex attempts a risky redesign on a traditional British chair.

Leather worker Martin restores a vintage case. Meanwhile, wood worker Alex is challenged to fix a rustic bench and sculptor Nick works on an antique statue.

Sculptor Nick has his work cut out for him. Meanwhile, metal worker Ted tries to revive a model fairground and Alex restores a piece of Beatles memorabilia.

Blacksmith Nev and stained-glass maker Gordon revamp a damaged gothic lantern. Ted works on a rusty pedal plane, while Alex repurposes a huge table.

French polisher Alex tackles a foosball (aka fussball) table that is badly weathered. Martin works on a stagecoach trunk, while Craig revamps a Scandinavian chair.

French polisher Alex is tasked with restoring a huge clock. Ruth revamps a pair of golden candle sticks, and Cliff works on a century-old vessel.

Upholsterer Craig is apprehensive about repairing an extremely rare leather sofa. And, pinball expert Mark gets a surprise while fixing a classic machine.

Drew asks blacksmith Nev to revamp a 19th century weathervane. Craig restores a battered Barcelona chair, while Alex works on a kitchen dresser.

French polisher Alex is excited to work on a 100-year-old table. And, paper conservator Ashely has to take safety precautions to work on a mouldy poster.

Upholsterer Craig and blacksmith Nev transform a bulky lounge chair into something more artistic. Leather worker Martin rescues an Asprey picnic set.

Drew asks Michael and Maria to revamp a ventriloquist doll that's over 100 years old. Lighting expert Jolene is tasked with reviving a dusty chandelier.

Sculptor Nick works on a fairground centrepiece. French polisher Alex transforms a mill trolley, and upholsterer Craig revamps a battered armchair.

French polisher Alex is challenged to rescue a settle bed. James restores a Ms. Pac-Man arcade machine, while Ted works on two weathered chairs.

In this episode Drew asks Michael and Maria to repair a rare automaton from Scotland whilst elsewhere, upholsterer Ray is challenged to rescue an Edwardian slipper chair. 

Arcade game expert Dr Pinball restores a rare 1940s American basketball game. And, artist Nick replasters and repaints a vintage life-size model bull.

Automata artisans Michael and Maria restore an acrobatic figurine from France. Meanwhile, sculptor Nick revives a pair of fairground ride motorbikes.

Paper conservator Ashleigh restores an original Star Wars poster, and upholsterer Ray updates a pair of 1960s designer chairs.

Dealer Drew Pritchard asks blacksmith Nev Morris to save a wirework plant stand that's ready for the skip. Metal worker Ted Edley restores a vintage pedal truck.

Drew Pritchard calls on two experts to restore a Victorian iron window. Plus, vintage electronic game restorer Mark Squires is asked to rescue a 1950s driving game.

Furniture restorer Steve is tasked with restoring a huge bench that once graced a famous Scottish court. Gilder Ruth revives a Georgian mirror frame.

Dealer Saxon Durrant asks joiner Robin to give a 1930s kitchen cabinet a sleek transformation. Blacksmith Nev turns a fire grate into a modern piece of art.

Metalworker Ted attempts to revive an antique suit of armour that's missing some important parts. Drew Pritchard asks blacksmith Nev to repurpose a tired bench.

Metalworker Ted transforms a battered kitchen sink unit. Sculptor Nick works on a broken garden vase, and woodworker Robin reimagines a set of vintage drawers.

Automata experts Michael and Maria Start resurrect a Frankenstein's monster for Drew Pritchard. Upholsterer Craig Hughes revamps a 1930s library chair.

Joiner Robin Johnson fixes a broken Boston rocker. Paper conservator Ashleigh Brown restores a vintage theatre prop, and blacksmith Nev Morris works on an iron gate.

Sculptor Nick Elphick is tasked with recreating the missing parts of a vintage deer skeleton. Furniture restorer Steve Norman rebuilds a rosewood sofa.

Michael and Maria restore a mechanical peacock for Drew. Elsewhere, Saxon asks Nick to use his artistic skills to rescue a battered but historic pub sign.

Martin visits a client to collect a 19th century Louis Vuitton trunk for restoration. Later, Drew enlists Ruth to restore a stunning Italian giltwood lantern. 

Drew asks Steve to save a faded but valuable antique chest of drawers, and Serkan enlists Ted to restore a bent and twisted armillary sphere. 

Drew enlists automaton restorers Michael and Maria to get an automaton archer firing again. Karyn wants Ted and Robin to save an iconic K6 telephone box.

Metalworker Ted works his magic on a rusty old mining cart. Martin restores a pair of Civil War era military boots, and Steve and Gill save a broken antique table.

Julia restores a broken peacock head from a festival float for dealer Natasha. Later, Steve rescues a pair of worn antique tables from a Suffolk stately home.

Automata experts Michael and Maria restore a rare mechanical pig for dealer Drew, and Willow weaving guest restorer Cherry rescues a Danish armchair.

Furniture restorer Steve Norman rescues a rare and valuable campaign desk. Ted Edley transforms a broken 1960s pedal car into a sporty racer with pace and grace.

Metalworker Ted Edley and Gilder Ruth Tappin transform an antique French Lily Chandelier. Meanwhile, Robin Johnson works on an Irish estate wardrobe that is falling apart.

Game restorer Mark Squires repairs and rebuilds a 1960s one armed bandit game. Metalworker Ted Edley is tasked with restoring a rusty buoy lantern.

Drew tasks Steve with a crumbling rosewood card table, Serkan hopes horologist Paul can get an RAF cockpit clock ticking again and Karyn wants Chris to breathe new life into a taxidermy swan.

Michael and Maria tackle a football arcade game from the 1950's, Serkan sets Ted a challenge of restoring two art deco cinema lights; and Saxon enlists joiner Robin to help save a huge haberdashers cabinet.

Metalsmith Ted transforms a rusty child's pedal plane into a gift fit for Christmas. Automata experts Michael and Maria rescue a badly damaged ventriloquist doll.

Rebecca Pritchard entrusts her precious heirloom, a cherub statue affectionately known as Fat Les, to sculptor Nick Elphick who must restore Les back to his best.

Michael and Maria Start work on a 19th century Pinocchio puppet. And neon light designer, Julia Bickerstaff, restores a period advertising sign for Riley Cars.

Sculptor Nick Elphick works on a life-sized stag statue that's missing its head. And metalsmith Ted Edley restores an alien-themed shooting game.

Ted takes on a piece of pure Americana in the form of a porch glider seat.

Arcade games specialist Mark Squires rescues a 1960s pinball machine. Meanwhile, upholsterer Craig uses his creative magic to revive a mid-century G-plan sofa.

A pair of huge church candlesticks become a woodworm infested nightmare for gilder Ruth, upholsterer Ray gives a dog eared bench seat a new lease of life, while leather expert Martin rescues a pair of hundred year old clown shoes for the Museum of Comedy.

An unusual piece of wrought iron work proves a mighty challenge for Nev.

Serkan has a pair of huge pub lanterns for metalsmith Ted to work on.

It's Halloween! To celebrate, Drew looks back at some of the spookiest vintage items he's rescued, including a full-size, mechanical Frankenstein's monster.