ITV teams up with eBay to re-house TV props

James Murray
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ITV teams up with eBay to re-house TV props

Broadcaster says new marketplace will allow viewers to purchase furniture and clothes from TV shows that would otherwise go to waste

ITV has this week announced it has teamed up with eBay to launch a new online marketplace that will allow viewers to buy used props, costumes, and furniture, providing a new home for items that would otherwise...

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