1937 China Cup, Corona 3 Typewriter and George the Ventriloquist Dummy Restored

A tarnished 1937 China Cup, a jammed Corona 3, and a cheeky boy named George arrive with big stories and even bigger challenges. Silversmith Brenton West risks black stains while using electricity to replate a blitz-scarred running trophy, before an engraver revives the date and adds a signature taken from an old school report. Mechanical maestro Steve Fletcher discovers why George’s eyes won’t move, while Kirsten stabilizes fragile papier mache and a surprise “trip to the hairdresser” gives the dummy new life. Meanwhile, Waleed and Juju take viewers through the A to Z of typewriter renovation, from cleaning each slug in the right direction (yes, even the U and J) to bringing a portable Corona 3 back to crisp, satisfying clicks. The reveals? Emotional, precise, and worth every second. See what happens when history, family memories, and meticulous craftsmanship meet. Watch to the end to witness three remarkable comebacks that speak louder than words. #TheRepairShop #TypewriterRestoration #SilverPlating #VentriloquistDummy #Corona3 #Restoration #BritishTV #Heirlooms