The Repair Shop

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

Suzie and Lucia save a piece of family history in a 1948 commemorative cricket ball, and 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. Then, Steve repairs a Victorian clock, and 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.

Steve gets an antique toy cannon from 1907 firing again and provides a missing part for Suzie to revive a novelty inkwell in the shape of a hat. Kirsten rebuilds a large garden statue of St. Fiacre that was broken in half.

Will repairs a cherished carved walnut piano stool, and Steve takes on a defunct speedometer from a1920s vintage car. Then, Sarah undertakes the repair of 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, and Will pieces together a Victorian sewing table. Then, Pete repairs a piece of military history -- a drum which has seen frontline action in both the first and second world wars.

Mark restores a tape-recording machine to play treasured recordings of family singing. Sara sews the sparkle back into a 1960s sequined stage costume, and Steve repairs the miniature mechanics of a toy car.

Mark brings an old homemade gramophone back to life with help from Dom, and Kirsten repairs a busted piggy bank. Then, Brenton restores a 19th century helmet that's a family heirloom, and Suzie steps in with a new chin strap.

Dom is challenged to revive a rusty seesaw from the 1930s. Sara breathes new life into a beautifully crafted, century-old, embroidered bedspread. Steve and Suzie work together on a gentlemen's shooting stick.

Brenton and Will join forces to restore a tippling stick that possibly belonged to King George V. Richard casts his eye on a nearly 200-year-old telescope. Then, Will calls in Suzie and Dom to get a Victorian highchair and rocking chair back into action.

Richard repairs an Australian 170-year-old gold ring, and Will discovers a secret compartment while repairing an Italian jewelry box. Then, Suzie and Lucia rescue a 200-year-old fire bucket that has great sentimental value.

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

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

Suzie rescues a pair of tired and torn keepsake boxing gloves, and Simon rebuilds a fragile cigarette box crafted from an ostrich eggshell. Dom is delighted to work on a 1950s toy bike gifted to the owner's brother by none other than Laurel and Hardy.

Dom overhauls a vintage sausage making machine, and Chris adds a sturdy new spine to a crumbling Edwardian album full of treasured family postcards. Then, 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, and Will restores a desk. Steve repairs the engine on a wind-up train, and Lucia is on hand to give the bodywork a new life.

Brenton takes on a pewter chess set representing the War of Independence, and Lucia repaints the tiny uniforms. Will restores an intricate century-old chair from Syria. Amanda and Julie are happy to help a wartime mascot doll get fit for service again.

Brenton restores a treasured rugby trophy from the early 1900s, and 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, and 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, and 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, and Dom takes on a 150-year-old donation box for the Royal National Lifeboat Institution.