Quest +1 Thursday

Buying goods from home

Buying goods from home

Master blacksmith Neville Morris works on a piece of railing that was once a Victorian club fender. Meanwhile, Martin restores a Second World War RAF hero's bomber jacket

Drew takes Viki to three types of hunting grounds that have been staples of his business. They snap up a rare Anglepoise lamp along the way

Drew snaps up a rare pair of console tables in Sherborne. Then, he visits the UK's last drop hammer tool-making forge before picking in the Cotswolds

Shane is lured out of retirement to find gold on Messenger's Patch. After pushing through a dust storm, Neville is called home for hospital tests

Jacqui and Andrew pioneer new gold-hunting ground at Fish Creek. Rookie prospector, Kat, removes an old stump from the middle of the Brumbie's lease

The Misfits receive a tongue-lashing from 'Opal' Joe Kalmar for not producing enough opal. The Cheals' giant prospecting drill is crippled by mud

The Bushmen are greeted by a fierce creature in their underground mine. The Opal Lovers enlist the help of some friendly backpackers

Jay Blades and the experts hear the stories of a child's leather shoe, a vintage vacuum cleaner and an earthenware doll's tea set, before mending the broken items for their owners

Henry Cole and Sam Lovegrove visit two amazing sets of sheds in Hampshire, where they find plenty of Japanese bikes

Henry Cole and Sam Lovegrove are in the heart of Oxfordshire where they find rare Minis, 1970s Rollers and a pristine rally car

On the west coast of Cornwall, Henry and Sam search through 50 years of accumulated vintage vehicles, finding the first ever Lotus Elan and a pre-war Sunbeam

Henry Cole and Sam Lovegrove head to Oxfordshire, where Henry likes a tractor in blue and Sam falls for a Midget racer in a hedge

Henry Cole and Simon O'Brien search for more items to fix up and sell on, visiting the Isle of Wight to meet a couple who have lots of unwanted militaria

From a D-Day hero's eccentric trove to church minister's heartfelt downsizing, Angus Ashworth sells a huge hippo and some holy bling

Angus Ashworth uses his expertise to connect buyers with collectors desperate to make some space. Horse drawn carts and porcelain poodles find new homes

After a quick lesson in how to identify different wood, Izzie Balmer gambles on some furniture, while Charlie Ross is excited to find a rare antique he has never seen before

Australia's toughest drivers hit the open road and reveal the adventure of trucking, with bigger loads, rougher roads and more intense action.

Sheryl and Simon gamble everything on a move to new ground. Poseidon Crew mine two claims. Shane and Rusty risk it all to pull off a lucrative deal.

Steven Fletcher and Kirsten Ramsay restore a 19th-century clock, George Blackman rebuilds a broken typewriter and Suzie Fletcher repairs a Second World War pilot's bomber jacket

The supply of vanilla to make the world's top ice-cream flavour. Plus, how as many as 12 million cigarette lighters are made each year, and the production of anchors for ships

A look at how footballs are crafted, how mussels are farmed, and how to design the ultimate fighter pilot's helmet

The processes involved in using paraffin to make Gouda cheese, the building of powerful Scania trucks, and how the world's biggest DNA database helps to solve crime

Exploring the creation of classical guitars and fast tractor mowing machines. Plus, how climbers maintain the blades on wind turbines

Drew Pritchard seeks out the very best antiques the Isle of Wight has to offer. His first stop is the seaside town of Ventnor, a fashionable holiday resort in Victorian times

Drew Pritchard and Tee John visit a grade II listed mansion in Lincolnshire packed with items. Drew haggles for a superb 19th-century chair and a decorated chinoiserie mirror

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.

The processes involved in manufacturing plastic bags, solar panels, petrol containers and ice hockey sticks, and how they have evolved over the years

The origins of bottle tops, chocolate, pills and pasta, examining where the ideas for them came from and how they were put into practice

Buying goods from home

Buying goods from home