Running Out of Time 2 — Season 20
Drew Pritchard and Viki Knott pursue objects that embody Britain’s past. Their quest leads them to a brass foundry, a grand house steeped in history, and a sprawling salvage yard.
Drew Pritchard and Alister Dryburgh have unearthed remarkable finds, among them a collection of vintage motorbikes and a newly opened antiques shop nestled in Devon.
Drew and Viki favor supporting fledgling businesses. They celebrated the opening of an antiques fair and explored a recently established antique center.
Drew and Al favor sellers who understand their passion for country house antiques. They recently acquired an 18th-century chest of drawers and a pair of smokers' bow chairs.
Drew Pritchard and Viki Knott journey the length of the country, seeking out remarkable collectors whose homes house extraordinary, rare, and historically significant treasures.
Drew guided Al through a series of carefully chosen places, leading him to a Kent railway shed where weathered, vintage signs stood as silent witnesses to a bygone era. Later, they paused at a Sussex antiques shop, drawn by the rich patina …
While traveling with Viki, Drew discovers an exceptional scratch-built model in Suffolk. Later, in Kent, he acquires a striking garden statue depicting Mr. Punch.
Drew Pritchard and Alister Dryburgh made a series of visits to three promising newcomers in the antique trade, individuals they had been briefed on beforehand.
Drew and Viki pursue unusual and appealing finds. Their quest leads them to a collection of classic automobiles in Durham, followed by a visit to a preferred dealer in Edinburgh.
Drew set off with Viki and Alister, traveling to meet several of his most reliable associates. Their destinations included a favored dealer in Kent and a recently opened shop in Lancaster.
Alister, Serkan, and Jay sought out the work of artisans renowned for their skill. Their explorations led them to a traditional boatyard, a signwriter's workshop, and the studio of a master carver.
Within the walls of an old mill, Viki discovers a weaver’s table, remarkably preserved. While exploring the ruins of a disused Royal Air Force base, Serkan unearths a handbook that witnessed the conflict of the Battle of Britain.
On the sprawling grounds of a family estate spanning generations, Al acquired several antique boxes containing deeds. Meanwhile, Serkan purchased hand-painted figurines from the old fairground organ.
With the closing of the hat factory, Serkan salvages forgotten pieces of industry. Meanwhile, while exploring the inventory of a prop supplier, Viki discovers paintings by a renowned artist from the region.
Serkan acquired a collection of antiquated fire-fighting apparatus, a curious acquisition. Meanwhile, Viki found herself questioning her own sanity, drawn to the allure of a plywood hobbyhorse, its simple form hinting at a story waiting to …
Serkan and Jay spent an afternoon exploring a Victorian steam museum, while separately, Serkan and Alister Dryburgh had the opportunity to rummage through storage containers at a stately Kent country house.
Serkan, Jay, and Viki seek out objects imbued with remarkable histories. In Somerset, their quest leads them to a family-operated quarry and a collection of circus artifacts.
The team unearthed remnants of eras past: among their discoveries were stools crafted for child laborers in a long-abandoned hat dyeing factory, alongside pieces of classic fairground artistry.
The team scours for treasures their clients will cherish. In Lancashire, Viki discovers a set of laboratory lamps; in London, Serkan unearths a 1930s papier-mâché lion.
In pursuit of uncommon finds, the team explored a vibrant array of American artifacts, a historic shipping warehouse, and a sprawling indoor flea market nestled in Wales.


