Quest Wednesday

Upholsterer Craig is tested to his limit by an Edwardian sofa ruined by an amateur repair job. Plus, lighting restorer Jolene tackles an original Second World War bomber lamp

Drew Pritchard hunts for interesting items at Britain's largest private residence, and stumbles upon quirky head carvings and a tartan design in honour of Elvis Presley

In Derbyshire, Drew Pritchard finds a selection of oversized industrial antiques in a props business, before unearthing some even more interesting items at a salvage yard

Jacqui and Andrew feel the pressure as they battle hard rock ground that could ruin their latest deal. Plus, Shane and Russell search an ancient mine

The Poseidon Crew are running out of time to find a 1,000-ounce nugget. The Gold Retrievers work through the night in an attempt to escape dangerous summer heat

A tangle with a jack hammer could cost the Mifsuds a huge sapphire. The Rubyvale rocks bring the Old Timers unstuck, while Brianna faces her own set of disasters

Huge floods and a mini tornado hit the Gemfields. Max fights his way to his mining lease, but did the flooding fill or destroy his dam? Todd and Brianna get bad news

Mike Brewer buys an XK8 Jaguar in poor condition, giving mechanic Edd China a tough challenge to fix it up within a tight budget

Henry Cole and Fuzz Townshend meet Tim, a specialist bike restorer with a passion for all things British. Will they persuade him to part with a rare Triumph soft top?

Henry Cole and Fuzz Townshend head for Cumbria where Dave's mega-shed awaits. Henry is lost for words but once the haggle begins, what will he decide on

Henry and Fuzz visit Stuart in Wales and uncover a Morris 35 van. It's tired but full of charm. Can they get its wheels turning again?

The team is near Preston, where Simon O'Brien restores a spotlight he believes may be from a German U-boat while Henry Cole gets creative with an aircraft jump seat

For the first time at the auction house, Angus puts a gold disc under the gavel, before selling off memorabilia from a former Ryder Cup referee

Angus and Jack clear one man's enormous personal collection of vintage oil cans. Plus, a former pub landlord sends a barrel-load of goodies to auction

Anita Manning and David Harper embark on the last leg of their journey, travelling from Ayrshire to the Isle of Bute, Glasgow, Renfrewshire and ending at an auction in Paisley

Philip Serrell and Natasha Raskin set off on a quest to seek out bargains they hope will make a profit at auction, with their first leg ending at an auction in Llanelli

Irita Marriott helps a 90-year-old sell heirlooms to fund home repairs. In Reading, she tackles trench art and pottery to help power a new life in Devon.

In Timperley, Angus encounters a 4000-piece collection of royal memorabilia. Plus in Wakefield, he finds some valuable 19th century Chinese porcelain

The methods used to keep cars racing at Daytona for 24 hours, and how sugar cane is turned into Caribbean rum

How sturgeon are farmed for caviar, the crafting of Japanese porcelain and the manufacture of football boots

The defusing of landmines from the Second World War, how cider is made and the way undergrowth can be cleared with a thin strip of nylon wire

The construction of electric guitars using Japanese maple and mahogany, and how a 1,700-seat circus can be set up in 36 hours

Mike Brewer tracks down a Fiat Panda 4x4 with potential, and Edd China does the mechanics, before they try to make a profit

Mike Brewer takes a risk at auction by purchasing a late Alfasud 1.5 TI with no service history, dodgy brakes, and clapped out suspension

Henry Cole and Fuzz Townshend meet Tim, a specialist bike restorer with a passion for all things British. Will they persuade him to part with a rare Triumph soft top?

Henry Cole and Fuzz Townshend head for Cumbria where Dave's mega-shed awaits. Henry is lost for words but once the haggle begins, what will he decide on

The making of solid tyres, cheesecake, canoe paddles and globes, and how technology has changed the way they are manufactured

The production of boomerangs, barbecues, pinball machines and strobe lights, and how their manufacturing processes have changed with technological developments

Buying goods from home

Buying goods from home

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