The Repair Shop

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.

Chris has brought his very first musical instrument, a cornet, which is desperate for some specialist attention; Steve Fletcher gets to work reconditioning a rusted paraffin lamp; Steve Kember is charmed by an elaborate silver music box.

Ceramics expert Kirsten Ramsay is called upon to piece together a vintage ceramic night light; skateboard enthusiast Mike is hoping Will and Dominic can restore his wooden board; Julie and Amanda undertake the repair of a treasured teddy bear.

Painting conservator Lucia welcomes a historic portrait of Charles II. Goldsmith Richard faces the delicate task of reuniting the broken pieces of an engagement ring. Brenton and Will join forces to bring an embellished family heirloom back to glory.

Dominic Chinea faces the heavy-duty task of repairing a seized up retro roundabout; wood expert Will is amazed when a WW1 dominoes set arrives at the barn; Julie and Amanda join forces with Steve Fletcher to fix a broken teddy bear.

A precious doll for the attention of toy restorers Julie and Amanda; Luthier Julyan Wallis is tasked with the restoration of a vintage steel-bodied acoustic guitar; Suzie and Steve Fletcher undertake the repair of a leather trunk.

A pair of running shoes; a damaged photo; a prized push along donkey.

Jay Blades and the team bring four treasured family heirlooms, and the memories they hold, back to life.

The team repair a rare historic painting, a vintage sewing machine, a Beatles souvenir and a splintered stained-glass window.

David restores harmony to a battered but beautiful Pakistani instrument; a historic sailor's logbook with Christopher.

Dominic and Sonnaz bring a hairstylist's heirloom barber's chair back to life; Julyan makes an Iranian guitar sing again for a daughter who misses her late father; taking a spin on a vintage roulette wheel with Geoff.

Amanda and Julie give a pair of wounded dolls a few modern-day mods; Tim and Dom take on a Flintstones-style bike; Kirsten performs a painstaking crack repair on a sculpture that connects a father and son.

The team restore a miniature fairy house, a Bakelite radio, a cast iron fairground game and a painting of an Indian deity.

Sonnaz restores an Arne Jacobsen chair; Steve fixes an electrostatic machine.