Drew Restores Early 19th Century Lanterns | Salvage Hunters | Trade Off
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- Опубліковано 26 тра 2021
- Drew Pritchard discovers treasures in an Oxfordshire brewery, and drives a hard bargain with a fairground fanatic in Essex.
Drew Pritchard, the owner of one of the UK's largest decorative salvage yards, is always on the lookout for new items to replenish his stock, and he has no qualms about scouring the countryside for them. This series follows Drew as he searches for old and lost pieces of history throughout the world, including some opulent estates. But locating them is only half the battle; Drew must persuade the owner of each object to sell it to him for a good price, and then it's off to the scrap yard, where his team restores it to its former glory before selling it for profit.
From Salvage Hunters S2E10
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46:05 "let me drive a pin into the collectible poster I just bought" ... Drew ... wtf were you thinking?!
What the Lady/Lord wanted to do was to get some free advertising for the Country Estate. The table was the only bargain there
I fully expected Hyacinth Bucket to step out and ask them to move their vehicle!
Hyacinth Bu-kay?
LOL!!!
Drew has the patience of a saint, but I think Rebecca is fabulous.
Makes me want to move. Love experiencing the beautiful places thru your UA-cam! Thank you.
Love watching!!!
"I am the luckiest boy on the planet." Would that we could all say that (or "luckiest girl") about our jobs!
puts pin through old poster
Im a part of the Surfing industry in Caliornia. I make all the logos that go under the fiberglass on boards.
One of my favorite customers is Clyde Beatty Jr. His Dad owned the Circus you bought the posters for.
Clydes surfboard business is not too far off from a Circus either! Must be in the blood. 🤣
Poor T, brewery and no beer. Hell)
Don’t believe he didn’t have a beer. You can bet he was served one with the camera turned off. I doubt one small glass of beer would hurt T’s driving ability.
Note to Drew: DO NOT put a pin through one of those "precious" posters! 🙄 Good grief, man, have you never heard of _magnetic_ tacks???
I love that black sculpted table that everyone thought was ugly. I would gladly have that in my home. That's a work of art.
Absolutely! As my mom would say their taste is all in their mouth!
If I had a grand old Victorian house I'd be happy to have that in the front hall as a show piece.
🍀👍🍀Wow, thanks for taking us along !!!
Oh my Drew … you are naughty! The least you could have done was buy a pint for Tee to have at home!
That first couple were insufferable. I seriously can't deal with people like that and I would have left in the first five minutes. Talking over the top, constantly interrupting, second guessing and over valuing items that really weren't that nice to begin with.
She wants to keep all the good stuff, glad Drew will get show $$!
Most of these rich mansion people are worse than street side hoarders. They are horrible. They let items rot in the storage rather letting others to use them.
Beautiful and very beautiful show. I wish you health, peace, success and progress in your wonderful work. Greetings to all .
when he punched the poster I went...noooooooooooooo
Really bugs me when someone says they want to sell something and then say “not for sale” when asked the price. For me, that’s the equivalent of taking a carload of stuff to market and then telling anyone that asks about it, not for sale.
Theres a lot of these people on here who want their 15 minutes of fame, and have a hotel,museum,whatever, that want free publicity but don't want to sell anything!
@@ferraridinoman I think it's also the moment hitting them that they'll look at the piece and realize that they won't see it again and in that moment they take back their offer and don't sell.
If dealer doesn't want it then how good is it?
I keep thinking how much gas costs there and how they only get 1 or 2 things a trip, can't be worth the trip.
I think the Table is fabulous, unique, and commanding.
Drew mentioned he felt he was the luckiest boy on the planet to be doing what he does. Is there anybody else that feels they are the luckiest person on the planet doing what they do for a living each day?
...die Küche ist der Hammer einfach wunderbar...
I wouldn't have put a tack in the poster.
I shuttered when he did it.
I do not understand why they even called him. If you want to keep your items then fine, why waste their time by saying no.
Publicity!
Thank you 🎵
No matter what you think.something is worth, it is only worth what someone will pay for it. Why didn't the brewer give T a bottle for later on.
The big cupboard the Lord and Lady had linens in it supposed to be great in a big kitchen. Where are they finding those huge kitchens?
I would like to see the horse lamp refurbished.
I feel like drew should keep his cards closer to his chest at times, he would get much more deals
Good Lord that woman wouldn't shut up. And why do people waste Drew's time? If you don't want to sell the pieces rotting in the cellar then why call him? Such snobs.
totally agree
They will tell their snobby friends. Advertising for Drew. He has opened space in a very exclusive store in London.
30:23 the tunnel tho
Giddy giddy gowt with her shirt hanging out
In England you can't have even a single Beer prior to driving? Seems a bit extreme...
No more circuses in America with animals save possibly dogs and horses. I remember being excited to see the Russian Circus in Moscow in the 1980’s and being so surprised that the high wire and trapeze artists wore safety belts.
The circus posters were worth 10× plus what they cost Drew.
We call that first place a Castle here in America, well a f**king castle if i'm being honest.
Just another "house". Two a penny!
I thought you would get a discount if you grouped them together, but this guy raised the price?
I bet he sold that ebonised table to the US.
kein Wunder das die Preise in England so verschroben sind - 400 für einen Küchenschrank in dem Zustand und bei der groben Machart - höchstens 200 250
He was a bit on the cheep today.tobad
Some people are homeless and some people live like that.
What about chatsworth house, that is a beautiful place
It has been well maintained.
That ebonized carved table is $3000.00 every day in the US. He just stole that table
did he just put a tack in that poster?
Yep; unbelievable hey?
So, I don't get it. If there is so much profit to be made off the lamps, why didn't he but the wash bin? I've been in the re-sale business for over 30 yrs. What I do in cases like this, is to figure my total cost. Then divide it how I want into what I bought. That way, I don't miss out on unique items that are borederline in price.
Gah, that guy in the blue shirt is slimy.
Buy a chicken and sell it as a cow!!
Why are they giving these stingy people airtime?in the beginning
Stingy? No clue the framing of the posters alone was probably $300-$400? Cost of purchase and restoring the lamp, that would have been lost forever in a storage room, cost $3,500. Do you have a clue of what their weekly payroll is?
@@greg6235 Greg I think/hope they're referring to the owners of the castle, and the like, not to Drew.
These people who are selling these items need to learn to ask drew, well after he restores the items what would he sell them for, that gives them an idea of what price they could ask for the items especially on the Roman Souvenir, stateing that it's worth $2,500.00 and he's on going to give them $200.00 for it
Is Drew talking in $ suddenly? Seems a bit unlikely. Very unlikely.
You cant do that You cant buy and sell. Its a risk when you buy That its got worm or falls to bits. It takes money to restore and then look for your customer.
Restoration is very expensive but worth it. The restorers are fantastic.
,Tee and I have something in common I love my girlfriend and she loves her Mia she awesome woman and a beautiful lady
This is just a waste of time, they just want to "Show off their Privildge".
"It's a big club, and you ain't in it." Carlin
so glad the brewery guy did NOT sell Drew the metal trough. Drew says his bids are "cheeky," but I think they are cutthroat. I find myself rooting for the seller, instead of Drew.
Elyse, It's not cheap to run a business and Drew has to make a descent profit so that he can pay all of his staff . Some of the sellers would prefer to see these beautiful items rot, rather than sell them. I think they're the greedy ones.
@@norah3810 Spot on!
best country house of all time?YEAH..pretty sure this is it
I thought the house was pretty ugly.
Drew should be nicer to Tee!!!
He who has no past has no future
Country houses....this is an awful celebration of UK' s colonial and slavery exploited past. Less of the bloody @gentry@...their time will come!!
The show would be more fun to watch if Drew was more appealing, or had a modicum of charm. He doesn't. Best person in the show is usually the little DOG. Like him!