Drew and Tee explore a restored castle in the Scottish Lowlands and then up to the Scottish capital of Edinburgh, once known as the Athens of the North, for a bit of antique shopping.

Drew and Tee plumb for treasures in County Durham.

Drew accepts a private invitation to one of the grandest stately homes in the country, Palace House. He is stunned by its large collection of electric light fittings and other amazing features.

On a trip to Sheffield, Drew tries to agree a deal on some incredible industrial pieces. Later, he checks out a collection of unusual hunting artefacts in Ludlow.

Drew lets the money roll in Newcastle to replenish his stock of Victorian furniture. He then visits a neglected country house where he finds a treasure trove of hidden gems.

Drew manages to get his hands on an impressive collection of antiques at an 18th century manor. Plus, he checks out a garden filled that is home to more than 200 life-sized sculptures.

Comedian Johnny Vegas joins Drew on a special salvage road trip. They visit an amazing collection of outsider art in Wigan and a warehouse full of illuminations in Blackpool.

Modern day treasure hunter Drew Pritchard travels to Stratford and Sheffield.

Drew buys a 19th century lamp in the Scottish Borders. Later he visits a combined bar and antiques shop in the Ribble Valley.

Drew visits vintage furniture dealer Morbleu in Lambeth. Later he discovers a rare botanical art book in West Yorkshire.

Drew gets a exclusive invitation to the estate of a tech tycoon and visits a house clearance in Wolverhampton.

In the south of England, Drew visits some collectors who specialise in natural objects. And he is not disappointed by their collections.

In Suffolk, Drew goes on a spending spree when he finds antiques imported from France. Later, in Lancashire, he falls in love with a piece of bamboo furniture.

Drew picks up a collection of mid-century snout sticks in Suffolk originally used in pig auctions. Next, Drew and Tee spot gothic treasure in a Swansea film studio.