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Salvage Hunters (2011)

Season 12 • Episode 6 • E06: Moving With The Times

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Salvage Hunters Season 12, Episode 6: E06: Moving With The Times

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When other businesses move with the times, Drew sees a chance to buy their unwanted stuff. In Essex, he finds a rare 1930s desk from a closing department store. Watch Salvage Hunters Season 12, Episode 6 E06: Moving With The Times in HD free online. Enjoy high-quality streaming of Salvage Hunters Season 12, Episode 6 and share your thoughts in the comments below!

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Episodes

15 episodes
1

E01: Cotswolds

Drew finally opens his own antiques shop in his home town of Conwy. So, he goes to the Cotswolds and one of the UK's largest indoor antiques, looking for treasure.

45 min
2

E02: Back To Basics

With his new shop opening to the public, Drew needs more stock than ever. He spots a '60s Danish sofa in Malvern and a pair of tapestries in Welshpool.

45 min
3

E03: The X Factor

Drew seeks standout items to lure more customers to his shop. In Derbyshire, he finds a Regency picture frame, and buys a pair of Danish rattan chairs in Harrogate.

45 min
4

E04: When Opportunity Knocks

Drew is always hunting undiscovered treasures. He has a rare chance to scour the wild items at Chester Zoo. And in Leicestershire, he unearths a royal relic.

45 min
5

E05: Taking Risks

Drew's business has expanded so he needs twice as many items! He visits a quirky house in Suffolk, to discover a barn full of salvage from around the globe.

45 min
6

E06: Moving With The Times

When other businesses move with the times, Drew sees a chance to buy their unwanted stuff. In Essex, he finds a rare 1930s desk from a closing department store.

45 min
7

E07: Belgium

Drew is in Belgium on a continental buying adventure. He visits the flea market in Tongeren and meets a renowned dealer who lives in a huge chateau.

45 min
8

E08: Holland

Drew heads to Holland where, thanks to its thriving antiques markets, he can find the kind of unique pieces he’s renowned for – including his dream car, a vintage Bugatti.

45 min
9

E09: Episode 9

Drew unearths a steel corpus of Christ on the cross, and spots a divine early 19th century gothic pew. Later, he finds a set of 1950s industrial pendant lamps.

45 min
10

E10: Episode 10

In Gloucestershire, Drew finds a huge horse’s head with a dealer specialising in sculptures. And, in Somerset he spots a valuable Persian rug lining a chicken shed.

45 min
11

E11: Episode 11

In Devon, Drew rummages through a heap of railway items collected over 30 years by a local enthusiast. And, he digs out treasure at a recently-closed glove factory in Yeovil.

45 min
12

E12: Episode 12

Drew visits an amazing collection of wicker in the Somerset levels and is smitten by an Orkney chair. In Glasgow, he finds an easel that’s a work of art.

45 min
13

E13: Episode 13

At a Hampshire auction room Drew has the pick of over 500 items from affluent private homes. In Lancaster he’s reminded of his passion for Elvis memorabilia.

45 min
14

E14: Episode 14

Drew visits a salvage yard in Cheshire containing vintage gym equipment with real muscle. At an antique shop on the south coast, he spots some decorative religious moulds.

45 min
15

E15: Episode 15

Drew visits a country estate mentioned in the Domesday Book and unearths a cupboard that's been unopened for decades. Plus, he finds a weathervane dating to 1800.

45 min