Find It, Fix It, Flog It

Henry Cole and Simon O'Brien head to Newark, where they will examine several items. Among the objects on display are an antique European threshing board and a ship's porthole, both are featured in the programme. The two presenters examine these pieces together.

The programme is an episode that follows presenters Henry Cole and Simon O'Brien as they set off for Newark. It is structured around their on‑location investigation, with the two hosts guiding the audience through the highlights they discover. The format keeps the focus on the items they encounter, offering a straightforward look at the objects on display. In this particular segment, Cole and O’Brien travel to Newark to examine a selection of artefacts. Among the pieces featured are an antique European threshing board and a ship’s porthole. Both objects are presented as part of the collection they are reviewing, and the presenters discuss each item’s presence in the setting. The episode’s content centres on these two items, using them as the main points of interest for the visit. By concentrating on the antique threshing board and the maritime porthole, the programme provides a concise snapshot of the range of objects that can be found in Newark. The structure remains simple, with the hosts moving from one artefact to the next, allowing viewers to see each piece in its context without additional narrative elements.