TV Guide Quest

Buying goods from the comfort of home

Buying goods from the comfort of home

In Cumbria, Henry Cole and Simon O'Brien visit collector Paula, who badly needs some cash to fix her leaking roof. Henry picks a Morris Minor for restoration, while Simon turns some unwanted wood into furniture that seriously impresses independent valuer Ronnie Archer-Morgan

In Cockermouth, Cumbria, Simon O'Brien and Henry Cole meet blacksmith Jon, who spent many years working on fairgrounds. At the valuation, independent valuer Ronnie Archer-Morgan reckons there's rich pickings to be made from railway memorabilia

In the Lake District, Henry Cole and Simon O'Brien meet Tamara, whose family have been farming there for nearly a century. Simon has ambitious plans to turn a pile of old slate into an unusual lamp, while Henry sets his heart on upcycling the seat from an old pony and trap

Louise Gostelow and David Harper go antique shopping in Wales, where Louise adds to her ever-growing collection of chairs and David takes a risk with items he knows nothing about. Louise also samples a British first - a drink that sold all around the world before it took off in its home town - and David heads to the coast to hear the melodious sounds of a Welsh male voice choir, before unleashing his own vocal stylings on an unsuspecting audience

Louise Gostelow and David Harper charge on the wily, windy moors of West Yorkshire, questing for antiques for their final auction. Louise gets her hands on a very early labour-saving device, as well as an illuminating bit of retro chic. David takes a shine to some theatre seats, but things get complicated when he tries to work out how many he can afford

Wood expert Will Kirk is entrusted with a dearly loved wooden soldier's trunk, which has been passed down five generations of one family. Silversmith Brenton West works on a much-loved Persian tea set, a treasured reminder of a woman's frequent childhood trips to Iran to visit family. Plus, Dominic Chinea and master saddler Suzie Fletcher pair up to revive a pair of roller skates dating back to the 1890s

Brenton West and leather expert Suzie Fletcher work their collective magic on an antique camera. The item has seized shut and Brenton needs to utilise brute strength and some inventiveness to get it working again, while Suzie works her magic on the tired leather case. A childhood puppet and an unusual timepiece are also restored. Presented by Jay Blades