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Martin Taylor, a furniture specialist from Stafford, recently had a memorable experience when he appeared on the popular TV show 'Clarkson's Farm. ' The opportunity came about after Martin decided to write a handwritten letter to Jeremy Clarkson, the well-known presenter of 'Top Gear' and 'The Grand Tour. ' Martin had heard about Jeremy's new pub venture, The Farmer's Dog, and wanted to offer his expertise in creating custom furniture for the venue. In his letter, Martin introduced himself and explained how he could help make the pub unique with his bespoke designs.

The traditional approach of sending a handwritten letter caught the attention of Jeremy Clarkson and his partner, Lisa Hogan. A member of the pub's design team reached out to Martin, saying they appreciated his personal touch. They arranged a meeting at Martin's warehouse to discuss the furniture. On the day of the appointment, Lisa Hogan arrived unexpectedly with the 'Clarkson's Farm' TV crew. Martin was surprised but excited as the crew spent the entire day filming at his warehouse. His appearance was featured in episode six of the show's fourth season, which premiered on Amazon Prime earlier in 2024. Martin described how viewers could see him walking around in his blue suit, talking to Lisa Hogan. He joked that his bald patch was quite noticeable, and many people called him after seeing him on the show.

Clarkson and Hogan ordered several pieces of furniture from Taylor's Classics, including Audley armchairs, Glasgow benches, Bentwood curved-back chairs, and Rustic Gothic dining tables. These items were delivered to The Farmer's Dog pub near Burford, Oxfordshire, ahead of its opening in August 2024. Martin and his team were filmed delivering the furniture, and it was during this time that Martin met Jeremy Clarkson in person. He described Jeremy as 'lovely' and said they had a brief conversation about the furniture and the pub. The experience was hectic, with many people present, but Martin found it fantastic and unforgettable. Taylor's Classics, which has been in business since 1978 and employs 32 people, gained significant recognition from this achievement. Martin expressed his gratitude for being chosen and said the experience was a highlight for his company.