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Enter a workshop filled with expert craftspeople, bringing loved pieces of family history and the memories they hold back to life. A heartwarming antidote to throwaway culture.
Mark restores a homemade K-9 dog, Suzie repairs a leather bag belonging to Winston Churchill’s cook, and Jayesh breathes new life into a cowboy hat with links to David Bowie.
Steve Fletcher visits a cobbler mascot, Mark Stuckey brings a vintage radio from Brazil back to life, and Julyan Wallis rescues a mandolin once played for Queen Elizabeth II.
Chris restores a trunk belonging to Paul O'Grady, Kirsten rebuilds a memorial wolf statue, Mark revives a 1960s valve amp, and Tim repairs a historic lamplighter bicycle.
Brenton restores a shattered trophy, Chris rebuilds a historic coronation scrapbook, and Jonathan transforms a rusted pair of garden secateurs into a treasured tool once again.
New expert Ray revives a POW's fountain pen, the Bear Ladies restore a royal gift, Julyan repairs a Beatles-era guitar, and Brenton travels to the Hebrides to see his handiwork.
David and Mark restore a sprawling miniature fairground, Lucia uncovers a portrait's scandalous secrets, and Dom rescues a rugby wheelchair belonging to an army veteran.
Mark restores a family’s 1970s record player, Rich rebuilds a delicate heirloom signet ring, and Pete repairs the giant crack in a Ghanaian djembe drum.
Chris rescues a treasured 1869 copy of Dante’s Divine Comedy, Kirsten rebuilds a shattered Pride of Birmingham award, and Geoff brings a vintage one-armed bandit back to life.
