Running Out of Time 2 — Season 18
Drew and Tee journeyed to Portugal, a country renowned for its treasures in the world of antiques. There, they discovered remarkable architectural fragments salvaged from a church built in the eighteenth century.
Drew lived with the quiet anticipation of discovery. Each visit held the promise of unexpected encounters, novel insights, and unforeseen knowledge. On this occasion, he sought out a reclusive artist whose latest collection had recently bee…
Drew encountered dealers who perceived antiques with strikingly different eyes. In one shop, he discovered a carved lion imbued with an air of enigmatic history. Elsewhere, he found himself before a set of four chairs, each a testament to t…
Drew has a particular fondness for antiques imbued with a strong sense of place. Along the Scottish border, he discovers a Georgian Cockpen chair; later, in North Wales, he acquires a haunting piece of art.
Traveling from Manchester to Hampshire, Drew made stops at specialist dealers, acquiring a campaign chair, a Georgian bookcase, and a carved deer from the 19th century.
Driven by a desire to blend learning with practical insight, Drew visits four family-owned enterprises. There, he uncovers a fascinating assortment of goods with potential for sale.
In Lincoln, Drew allows himself the pleasure of his Georgian fascination, finding himself captivated by a woman who seems to belong to the Regency era. Meanwhile, a bungalow nestled near Stockport conceals an extensive and surprising collec…
Drew has a knack for unearthing treasures that have endured. His finds include an 18th-century cabinet, remarkably preserved in its original state, and a chest originating from the Vatican.
Drew, with his new buying partner Alister, delves into Ireland's vibrant antique scene, seeking out hidden gems in private residences and showrooms throughout the island.
With local dealer Viki Knott as his guide, Drew embarks on an intimate exploration of Scotland. Their journey reveals a chair subtly echoing the lines of Mackintosh design, alongside a collection of unsettling artifacts from 1960s America.
Drew and Alister sought out promising investments, their attention drawn to a company crafting artificial flowers for the stage and screen. They made a visit to the atelier, eager to examine its potential.
Across the United Kingdom, Drew and Viki venture into the sprawling factory complex of a venerable British textile manufacturer.
Driven by a desire for objects imbued with history, Drew and Alister embarked on a journey that led them from the rolling hills of Sussex to the ancient landscapes of Shropshire. Their quest involved seeking out campaign furniture and unusu…
Drew led Viki, a fellow dealer, to the places that had instilled in him his distinctive approach to decorative salvage and antiques.
Drew and Alister seek out objects touched by the natural world: a walking stick with a carved bird's head, reminiscent of folk art, discovered in Brighton; a tiger, rendered in firelight, found in Shropshire.


