The Repair Shop

The team restore a broken and battered set of bagpipes, used by a piper who served in the Royal Scots; a silver Eisteddfod crown; a quirky tortoise-shaped bell, that sat for years on the counter of a family-run butchers' shop.

Clockwork maestro Steve Fletcher finds himself working on a remarkable train set designed and built by the celebrated cartoonist and inventor Rowland Emmet; furniture restorer Will Kirk takes on the challenging repair of a wooden nautical ditty box.

Music box maestro Stephen Kember is on hand to welcome an unusual item into the barn: a wooden bench from Switzerland. While Stephen tackles the musical mechanism, furniture restorer Will Kirk takes on the challenge of reviving the woodwork.

Will brings a mid-century coffee table back to life; Steve collaborates with Amanda and Julie on a wind-up toy panda dating from the 1960s; Dominic gets a rusted coconut scraper back into service.

Suzie and Lucia save a piece of family history in a 1948 commemorative cricket ball; Dom and Will team up to restore a boat steering wheel; Kirsten, Amanda and Julie piece together a Portsmouth mascot that was first pinned at a FA Cup final in 1939.

Suzie restores a World War II soldier's blood-stained leather satchel; Steve repairs a Victorian clock; silversmith Brenton works his magic on a bronze sea serpent pen holder.

Dom restores a former fairground family's watering can with help from Brenton; Suzie and Will tackle a miniature camel saddle from Malaysia; Amanda and Julie repair a 100-year-old RAF mascot bear to honor a brave airman and father.

Jay Blades and the team bring more treasured family heirlooms, and the memories they hold, back to life; ceramic conservator Kirsten Ramsay carefully restores a cherished but chipped piece of 1960s pottery.

The team take on a beautiful, carved walnut piano stool, a defunct speedometer from a 1920s vintage car, and a wicker baby crib that has been at the heart of a family for generations.

Richard puts the sparkle back in a tiny bird brooch cherished by four generations; Amanda and Julie take a handmade rag doll from shabby to shipshape; Will and Brenton revive a well-traveled trunk that's journeyed 6,000 miles.

Dom gets a bicycle sidecar back on the road again; Will pieces together a Victorian sewing table; Pete repairs a drum which has seen frontline action in both the first and second world wars.

The team take on a broken tape recording machine, a beautiful green sequined stage costume that once belonged to a 1950s strong woman and a windup car that's gone kaput.

The team take on a home-made gramophone that has lost its voice, a piggy bank smashed and shattered into pieces, and a 19th century German ceremonial helmet.

Metalworker Dominic Chinea is challenged to revive a rare and curious children's toy; hand embroidery expert Sara Dennis is given the challenge of reviving a century-old embroidered bedspread.

The team take on a tippling stick thought to have belonged to King George V, a nearly 200-year-old telescope that needs the eye of optics expert Richard Biggs, and a Victorian high chair that transforms into a rocking chair.

The team tackle a small but very precious family heirloom: a 170-year-old gold ring, with intricate detailing, that is currently in pieces, a jewelry box bought in Italy, and a 200-year-old fire bucket, which is on the brink of collapse.

Dom saves a beloved garden bench; Steve repairs a Triumphator calculator that hasn't performed a calculation in decades; an antique bridle needs some serious TLC from Suzie.

Tim restores a rusty 1930s scooter; Brenton works on an engraved powder compact with a theatrical past; Will rejuvenates a whimsical vintage bottle stopper.

The team take on a pair of tired and torn boxing gloves that once belonged to the owner Andy's uncle, a broken ostrich egg cigarette box and a 1950s toy bike gifted to the owner's brother by none other than Laurel and Hardy.

Dom overhauls a vintage sausage making machine; Chris adds a sturdy new spine to a crumbling Edwardian album full of treasured family postcards; Brenton transforms a hot water urn that was a wedding gift over half a century ago.

Julie and Amanda repair a toy bear received as a gift in the 1940s; Pete restores a 1920s banjulele that is a hybrid of a banjo and a ukulele; Will revives a century-old tea caddy that has served as a precious box of memories.

Suzie and Lucia revive a briefcase once owned by a father and an intrepid traveler; Richard and Dom get an ingenious, if unorthodox, telescope working again; Kirsten repairs a decorative bowl that survived the Nazis but was broken by a clumsy cat.

Christopher and Louise team up to rescue a 1950s scrapbook; Will restores a desk; Steve repairs the engine on a wind-up train; Lucia is on hand to give the bodywork a new life.

Expert Brenton West takes on a pewter chess set representing the War of Independence; Will Kirk shows off his skills on an intricate X-shaped chair from Syria; toy restorers Amanda and Julie help a wartime mascot doll get fit for service again.

Brenton restores a treasured rugby trophy from the early 1900s; Dom repairs a Victorian sewing machine; Roger brings back the voice of a 1930s accordion in a sorry state.

Will repairs a cherished family writing bureau; Brenton restores gold-plated trophies from the 1950s World Ploughing Championships; Suzie is intrigued by a pair of dancing clogs that were handmade over a century ago.

Steve restores an art deco chiming clock; Julie and Amanda tend to a beloved 65-year-old teddy bear; Brenton repairs a 3D photo viewer from the 1950s.

Jay and Will team up to restore a chair that was created for the investiture ceremony of the Prince of Wales; Steve repairs an air-powered toy car; Dom takes on a 150-year-old donation box for the Royal National Lifeboat Institution.

Steve repairs a bus conductor's ticket machine, and a team effort is required for a Victorian automaton; David, Steve, Julie and Amanda work to restore the mechanical pianist doll.

Clock connoisseur Steve Fletcher comes face to face with a thrilling assignment when Andy Cronk brings in a French 18th-century clock, created by renowned maker Julian Beliard; electronics wizard Mark Stuckey takes receipt of a vintage radiogram.

Steve and Richard work on a 100-year-old theodolite that belonged to the owner's surveyor father; Brenton restores a brass bell as a memento from a family ice cream business; Suzie breathes new life into a deflated 60-year-old leather football.

Steve is put to the test by some vintage grocer's scales; Suzie and Brenton carefully restore an art deco leather handbag that holds special memories for the owner; Will repairs a brass-topped, ornate Egyptian folding table.

Stringed instrument restorer Julyan Wallis sets to work on a beloved banjo; Julia Emmett from Berkshire brings a pair of vintage roller skates for leather gal Suzie Fletcher; a very old wooden salad bowl requires Will Kirk's expertise.

Will and Dominic are called upon to repair an oak box full of old engineering tools; Brenton is in for a treat when a customer brings a 100-year-old plate camera in for repair; Steve and David join forces to work on a 1940s marionette theatre.

Vintage musical instrument expert Pete Woods takes on a tarnished, dented saxophone that once entertained audiences during World War II; silversmith Brenton West's metal is truly tested when he encounters an 80-year-old brass kettle.

Dominic and Will have a rare opportunity to work on a wooden travel trunk used by a family of Polish refugees; Kristen repairs a glass and resin trophy created for a daughter that tragically died; Steve is captivated by a toy gyroscope.

Julie Tatchell and Amanda Middleditch prepare to give an adored 1960s teddy bear a much-needed makeover; embroidery expert Sara Dennis receives a royal assignment when she takes receipt of a shabraque, an ornate horse blanket.

Patricia Eva is desperate for master silversmith Brenton West to rescue a family heirloom; Dominic Chinea is assigned to an exciting mission with an intriguing metal canister; wood expert Will Kirk takes on a former wartime operative's keepsake.

Luthier Julyan Wallis gets to grips with a semi acoustic guitar that has spanned three generations; Feroz Jafferji brings with him a wall clock that was lost, then found; Kirsten Ramsay rises to the challenge with a beautiful but broken bowl.

Steve Fletcher takes on a vintage shop till; Janine Savage hopes Will Kirk can transform a very special dolls house; Suzie Fletcher welcomes Reverend Richard Hayes to the workshop, with a box containing a compact communion set.

Woodwork expert Will Kirk is enchanted by a musical jewelry box that survived a devastating fire; a team effort is called for to restore a piece of Victorian railway history.

Keith Kear arrives with a 1920s junior drum kit for musical instrument expert Pete Woods; Christine Upton hopes top brass Steve Fletcher can convert a lamp, currently with an electrical fitting, back to its original oil burning state.

Pete lends his musical ear and specialist skills to a cherished brass trumpet that's lost its luster; Dominic is delighted to restore a 1950s metal mobo roundabout; Brenton and Suzie work on champion's belt won by a speed walker in 1851.

Widower Geoff Clark from Sunderland is hoping audio expert Mark Stuckey can restore a beloved jukebox that holds memories of a very special person; he bought the 1960s jukebox around the time he met his late wife, Marie.

The team takes on a Jamaican pump organ, an RAF bomber pilot's hat, a baby crib made during the First World War and a naval rigging kit.

Liz Cottiss from Essex is hoping art conservator Lucia Scalisi can revive a faded painting with a touching history; Maria Bennet from Liverpool has a guilty conscience as well as an item to fix.

Eloise McKenna from Kent brings in what could be the trickiest restoration yet for ceramics expert Kirsten Ramsay; the large alabaster light shade belongs to Eloise's sister and was smashed to smithereens in an unfortunate accident.

Sisters Christine Hopkins and Pauline Samways arrive with a tiny but treasured memento that needs Dominic Chinea's expertise in metal work; silversmith Brenton West takes receipt of a small mosaic crucifix, with an extraordinary story.

Steve and David work on an enchanting decorative cage with ornamental birds that sing and flutter; Will attempts to work a miracle on wooden angels carved during World War I; Dominic and Breton restore a Georgian-era peat bucket.

Sue Nunn is hoping wood restorer Will Kirk can bring a fishing tackle box back to its former glory; restorers Julie and Amanda care for a doll with an extraordinary story; Ian Ogilvie is hoping to restore a handmade love-token of yesteryear.

Jay Blades and the team bring four treasured family heirlooms back to life, including a homemade radio, a banana barrow, a leather wallet and a replica model of a fire engine.

Jay Blades and the team restore a diamond wedding ring, a shop mannequin, a vintage fairground game and a pair of lumberjack's tree spurs.

Dominic and Steve work on an old-fashioned ice cream maker that belonged to a beloved grandmother; David takes on a Spanish barrel organ; Suzie treats a fragile leather document case with utmost care.

Julyan is the last hope to repair a broken and silent guitar from the 1960s; Will has his work cut out for him with a handmade card table; Steve and Suzie join forces to get an unusual keepsake back to fine form.

Richard works on an incredibly fragile engagement ring that has been passed down for three generations; Dominic has his feathers ruffled when repairing a 200-year-old church weathervane; Suzie restores a leather fishing wallet.

Dominic gets an epic challenge with a crumbling cast-iron garden gate; Steve and Suzie pledge to restore a century-old watch to its former glory; Geoff is all smiles when he works on a vintage penny arcade game from the 1920s.

Suzie turns her expertise to a decorative leather box that belonged to a Jewish teen refugee during World War II; Steve and Dominic team up to provide a speedy re-cover of a toy boat, and Hannah restores an Italian dressing table chair.

Ian takes command of restoring an RAF cap that was worn in World War II; Hannah and Suzie work on a leather armchair that escaped the Nazis in France; Lucia and Dom preserve a much loved piece of a village school's history.

Tim gets a '60s bike that's overwhelmed by rust ready for more adventures; Suzie restores a century-old leather case used by a trailblazing female surgeon; Richard repairs binoculars that were used to hunt for the Loch Ness Monster.

Kirsten undertakes a major makeover of a six-foot-tall mannequin modeled on a Bollywood starlet; David is eager to repair a Victorian toy, and Mark works on a portable 1950s record player that is showing its age.

Suzie turns her expertise to a decorative leather box that belonged to a Jewish teen refugee during World War II; Steve and Dominic team up to provide a speedy recover of a toy boat; Hannah restores an Italian dressing table chair.

Christmas has arrived, and the team is like busy Christmas elves repairing festive treasures; a dilapidated chopper bike is overhauled for a pair of brothers, a harmonium is able to play carols again and a toy train chugs around the Christmas tree.

First through the barn doors is a small, wooden child's chair; it takes three experts to restore a musical wedding album; metal expert Dominic Chinea and electrical whizz Mark Starkey undertake the mammoth repair of a vintage children's ride.

Soft toy restorers are entrusted to revive a worn-out rabbit; drum expert Pete Woods is tasked with reviving a battered bass drum belonging to the Barrow-in-Furness Sea Cadets; furniture restorer Will Kirk works wonders on a wooden church pew.

A dilapidated strap chair, a vintage printing machine and a toy warplane.

Wood expert Will Kirk is entrusted with a dearly loved wooden soldier's trunk; Roxanna arrives at the barn with her precious Persian tea set; metalworker Dominic Chinea and master saddler Suzie Fletcher revive a vintage pair of roller skates.

A much-loved childhood toy is in need of a makeover; antique camera restorer Brenton West and leather expert Suzie Fletcher revive a camera; clockmaker Steve Fletcher is faced with an unusual timepiece: a Congreve rolling ball clock.

Ceramics expert Kirsten Ramsay and clockwork king Steve Fletcher work on an Indian dancing doll. Steve Kember and silversmith Brenton West work their wonders on a musical menorah. Will Kirk and Dom Chinea breathe new life into a handmade sewing box.

A stuffed owl named Wol; a miniature piano; a wall clock.

Sisters Daisy and Indiana Perry bring their father's damaged motorbike saddlebags; Steve Fletcher welcomes Ben Chaffe to the workshop with his late grandfather's barometer; Matt Nickels and Dom Chinea work on a decorative window panel.

Jay Blades and the team restore a Venetian glass ceremonial goblet, a leather market porter's hat and a wooden horse called Toby.

Eleanor Grundell has her hopes pinned on master goldsmith Richard Talman saving two rings with huge meaning; the barn's next is Dobbin the geriatric pantomime horse; expert Julyan Wallis takes on a dreadnought guitar in a diabolical condition.

Silversmith Brenton West helps to restore a treasured lead statue of a young man with a dog; at the barn is a late father's suitcase, which is made from cardboard; French polisher Will Kirk repairs a wooden giraffe.

The team must work their magic to restore a prized silver tea set, a postbox and a leather desk folder.

Furniture restorers work together to revive an armchair; silversmith Brenton West attempts to restore a handcrafted box.

Janice and Nicole are first to arrive, with a pair of tap shoes; Brenton West is ready for Diane, delivering her late grandmother's silver purse; Beverley Swain visits the barn with an item that conjures up wonderful memories of her late father.

Ceramics expert Kirsten Ramsay is charmed by a series of handmade pottery vegetable patch signs; next is Sally Mastroddi with a pull along wooden horse and cart toy; football fan Brenton West is honored to be working on an important trophy.

The team restore a beloved father's tuba, an Indian family's mantel clock and a bronze pot in the form of a lion dog.

First through the barn doors is Sue Lock, who has brought her grandmothers leather midwifery bag; Alice Bird has brought one of her late father's pieces of work; the final hopeful visitors are carrying a precious family keepsake, a gold broach.

First up, a wooden statue of a dapper gentleman for the attention of organ restorer David Burville; Steve Fletcher and Brenton West join forces to repair a photographer's timer; Will Kirk takes on a little carved owl, who houses an ink well.