Salvage Hunters

Drew and Tee travel to the homes of fellow dealers, hunting for antiques. Their search leads them into the Cotswolds, where Drew uncovers an ancient Greek masterpiece dating from 100 BC. The discovery illustrates the historical breadth of pieces they encounter during their dealer visits.

The show is a short‑form episode that follows two antique dealers, Drew and Tee, as they set out to explore the collections hidden inside the homes of fellow traders. Presented as a programme rather than a full‑length series, it captures a single outing in a concise, episode‑style format. In this particular outing the pair travel to the countryside, where they sift through the possessions of other dealers in search of valuable or unusual pieces. While touring a property tucked away in the Cotswolds, Drew comes across a striking artefact—a Greek item dating back to around 100 BC. The discovery of this ancient Greek work forms the centrepiece of the episode’s narrative. The Cotswolds setting provides a quiet backdrop for the hunt, allowing the focus to remain on the items themselves rather than on external distractions. The episode highlights the thrill of uncovering a piece that spans more than two millennia, emphasizing the depth of history that can be found in modest domestic spaces. Throughout the broadcast, Drew and Tee’s interaction remains centred on the process of identification and appraisal. Their collaborative approach showcases the specialised knowledge required to recognise such a rare Greek artefact, underscoring the blend of curiosity and expertise that drives their antique‑hunting adventures.