A new series presented by interior designer Kathryn Rayward and antiques expert Mark Hill is coming to BBC Two in Spring 2010. They intend to take the shame out of buying old and show that antiques and vintage furnishings can help to create a stylish, fashionable home.
Cracking Antiques shows that spending wisely on second-hand objects can be a cheaper and unique alternative to much of what the High Street has to offer, and in comparison, antiques are well-made and built to last so are also a much more environmentally sound investment.
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