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Antiques to the Rescue

John Foster

Samantha Bond

Heidi Perry

Nicola Kingscote

Simon Shaw

Antiques to the Rescue: Episode 3: Marston Hall

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Marston Hall

Episode 3

Episode 3: Marston Hall

BBC Two - Antiques to the Rescue, Marston Hall

A house which survived an attack by Oliver Cromwell is threatened by structural problems.

John Foster looks for antiques to sell to raise funds to save a historic house which survived an attack by Oliver Cromwell but is now threatened by structural problems.

Marston Hall has survived an attack by Oliver Cromwell, but is now is under threat from structural problems. John Foster helps the Thorold family raise funds for its upkeep by finding valuable heirlooms they can sell.

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John Foster helps to prop up historic houses by uncovering valuable heirlooms

John Foster helps to prop up historic houses by uncovering valuable heirlooms that the families can sell

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