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Johnny Vegas Debuts Little Shop of Antiques After This Morning Toy Mayhem

Premiering July 8 on Quest, the series follows Vegas restoring antiques to secure a permanent Vintage Vegas shop with his refusal to part with a 1950s Japanese wind-up toy dominating his ITV interview.

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Overview

  • The eight-part Quest series was filmed at Dagfields Crafts and Antique Centre in Nantwich to test Vegas’ antiques trading skills and build his Vintage Vegas brand.
  • On ITV1’s This Morning, hosts Ben Shephard and Cat Deeley were driven to a mid-segment break by Vegas’ unpredictable humor and his detailed lore about the Thirsty Bear.
  • The 1950s Japanese wind-up toy prompted a £320 offer, which Vegas rebuffed as he vowed to keep the cherished piece until his death.
  • The show’s synopsis promises a blend of comic mishaps, quirky finds and heartfelt moments as Vegas aims to finance a permanent shop.
  • Weekly episodes will follow Vegas sourcing, restoring and selling oddities as he strives to turn Vintage Vegas into a sustainable business.