Salvage Hunters, the most-watched Quest TV and Discovery Network show, is on the hunt for locations to film at on the Isle of Wight to feature in the upcoming series.
The show follows decorative antique expert Drew Pritchard as he travels around various locations in the UK and abroad on his quest to find and buy unusual objects with an interesting history.
Drew really visits everywhere – beautiful estates, old family businesses, barns and attics, museums, factories, collectors and iconic religious sites buying all sorts along the way – from gorgeous country house furniture and railwayana to 6ft 1980s disco balls and anything in-between.
Now in its 15th series and airing to over half a million people in the UK and millions more worldwide, this is a great opportunity for you to promote your business or home to a broad audience, sell a few items that perhaps you no longer need, make some money and celebrate the history and heritage of the UK.
If you think you fit the bill or know somebody that might then call 0203 179 0092 or alternatively, send an email to [email protected].
WBM got a few old things prob worth a look!
Maybe he should try that large building in the high street in Newport, on the other hand, what do you get for nothing worthwhile?
Why accept a quarter of somethings true worth just to ‘be’ on TV
“Unusual objects with an interesting history”. Perhaps Drew might make an offer for the floating bridge – nearly new and little used.
Find the bench from lake hill, right up his street
A great pity Bogeys closed.
Many a strange, ancient and nicotine patinated object lurked in what was termed ‘dogs corner’ for the less discerning to uncover and freely take outside for deeper examination under the car park lighting.
Yes true wow memories!
Mind you if you’ve ever looked at the website and the astronomical prices this chap asks nobodies going to get rich from what he buys from them… he’s a bit of a money grabber !