The work of salvage dealers, showing how architectural antiques are reclaimed from buildings scheduled for demolition and sold to customers for use in their own homes. In the first episode, a dealer based in Cirencester flies to France to secure rare limestone troughs, while a north London woman deals with a batch of historic radiators and Stella McCartney's old staircase
Marble fireplaces - Anthony Reeve of LASSCO with Ferrous Auger and restorer Shaun McDowell in London Shanks surgeon's fireclay sink - Sam Coster of Mongers near Norwich
Art Deco panelled room - Steve Tomlin of Minchinhampton in Gloucestershire Mill - Frank Hanson in Bradford Pillar box and chandelier - Alan Bitterman of Rarefinder in Manchester
Cool maximalism - Anthony Reeve of LASSCO with Hassan Abdullah of Les Trois Garcons in London Massive stone and iron entrance gates - Steve Tomlin of Minchinhampton in Gloucestershire Lloyds interiors and stone entrance portico - Drew Pritchard of Drew Pritchard Ltd in North Wales Reclaimed roof tiles - bought by a salvaging couple from James John Roofing in Hampshire
St Helens Church stripping - Drew Pritchard Ltd in North Wales Reclaimed table - from the British Museum Library for Liberty's Brick fireplace - made cheaply by customer
Demolished Georgian corset factory Bricks - Richard Parrott from Cawarden Brick Company in Staffordshire Quick profit - Sam and Steve at Gaze Auctions in Norfolk Panelled living room secret door - Rarefinder in Manchester
Leaded light vestibule and doors - Drew Pritchard Ltd and the Salvo Fair at Knebworth Bookcase from Park Lane - Anthony Reeve of LASSCO Cotswold limestone - Original Architectural Antiques, Cirencester
Elizabethan fireplace - at Original in Gloucestershire Cast iron Sacre Coeur - sold by Rarefinder Ceramic insulator from an electrical substation - made into a fountain by Lawrence Green of In-Situ Manchester
Reclaimed oak bridge - by Drew Pritchard from Conwy Castle Oak beams - from John and Andy at Original Stolen goods and salvaged fireplaces - Anthony Reeve at LASSCO St Michael Drain pipes - sold by Mark Richens to customers Patrick and Wendy for their listed farmhouse
Vitreous bath enamel explained by - Debbie Kedge of Minchinhampton in Gloucestershire A staircase shock for - Drew Pritchard of Drew Pritchard Ltd in North Wales Papier mache bull and other paperwork at - Lawrence Green of In-Situ Manchester Open days at - Retrouvius, London
Mahogany flooring sold by - Mark Richens in Nottinghamshire Stained glass at - Drew Pritchard Ltd in North Wales Fireplaces - Gallop & Rivers in Wales Plaster ceiling - belonging to Peter Hone, London
Another buying trip to France - John Rawlinson at Original in Gloucestershire Four thousand shoe lasts and more - Anthony Reeve at LASSCO St Michael in London