By Christopher Stevens We're a nation of hoarders, but Drew Pritchard might inspire you to take a closer look at your clutter. His TV show Salvage Hunters proves that junk can be priceless - if it has the 'X Factor'. Drew, 43, is no ordinary antiques trader. He describes himself as a 'decorative salvage dealer', scouring collections and hoards everywhere from country houses to bric-a-brac shops, in search of things to renovate. He has an eye for the pieces other dealers miss, and his discerning clients - who include fashion designer Ralph Lauren, chef Marco Pierre White and Hollywood star Jim Carrey - trust his taste in the unusual.
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A new series of Salvage Hunters starts this Wednesday on Sky
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This time round Drew is facing a bigger challenge with a hoarder
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The programme may inspire you to rifle through your junk
Most antiques traders are well aware of @placeholder's television fame - this week sees the start of the show's fourth series - and that creates its own problems.