THE COTSWOLD GATEWAY COLLECTION

Cheltenham Road, Burford, Oxfordshire, OX18 4JA

A small company with a wealth of experience within the antiques trade, offering both sales and restoration within the same premises.

A new showroom on the second floor provides further space in which to display the growing demand for both period antique furniture and skilful, new commissions.

If you need an exact copy of an existing piece of furniture, such as a chair, or require a pair of made-to-measure, bedside cabinets, you’ve come to the right place.
 

Located eight miles south of Burford and just 18 miles from the M4 motorway this wonderful centre has over 3,000 square feet of inspirational ideas for the home. Mostly furniture and furnishings in the English style with a good stock of decorative furnishing objects and quality collectables.

All are accurately labelled and in fine condition. Private parking is available and delivery can be arranged locally or worldwide. Restoration services available.

 Open seven days a week 10am to 5pm Mon - Sat. 11am to 5pm Sundays
 

CARADALE FARM ANTIQUES

Carradale Farm, Whimple, Exeter, Devon, EX5 2PL

Established since 1995, Durham House offers over 2,000 square feet, of four large showrooms.

 There is something new almost every day, from chandeliers and art, samplers, needlework and period fabrics to Town and Country Furniture, the list is endless.

Dealers are constantly on the lookout for interesting and quality items to meet all your interior design needs.

Durham House is open from Monday to Saturday 10am - 5pm & Sunday 11am - 5pm.
 

Fine 18th and early 19th century English furniture and decorated period accessories, such as bronze, ormolu, toleware, silkwork and papier-mâché.

Roger Lamb places special emphasis on smaller pieces of period furniture, such as occasional and games tables, bookcases and pairs of lamp bases all the things that interior designers love.


 

Elegant and practical pieces of Georgian and Regency ‘town’ furniture, complemented by exquisite decorative works of art, are imaginatively grouped together in a contemporary setting with an uncluttered feel.

The whole effect is enhanced by period and modern lighting – and stunning flower arrangements. Not surprisingly, an interior design service is available.
 

Stock includes practical, good quality 18th and 19th century furniture, mostly mahogany, and a large selection of English 19th century gilt mirrors and gilt objects. Also a large range of New Hall porcelain, mostly hardpaste. Gilding restoration is offered for all mirrors, frames and furniture as well as oil painting restoration.

The Centre carries a varied selection of 17th to 20th Century furniture, paintings, weapons, clocks, oriental and decorative items. With 25 traders exhibiting in over 10,000 sq. ft. there is a fast turnover of interesting stock, at affordable prices.

Opening hours: 9.30am to 5.30pm Monday to Friday and 10am to 4pm on Saturday or by appointment.

 

Spire Antiques is a family run business dealing in both large and small pieces of furniture, from single upholstered chairs and footstools too dressers and painted sideboards. Decorative accessories to furnish the home come in the form of clocks, ceramics, art glass and porcelain, which sit alongside quirky statues and attractive lamps, whilst watercolours and oil paintings adorn the walls.

 With the aim of ensuring that antiques are more regularly available to a wider market, Spire also provide a sourcing service as stock usually changes at a high rate boasting prices, which attract both the trade and public. In addition to their popular upholstery works, a more recent venture offers visitors a picture framing and restoration service.
 

Situated right in the centre of Somerton, are two of the towns’ most popular antique centres, Old Town Hall Antiques and Market Cross Antiques & Decorative Furnishings.

The 50 dealers who trade across both premises, offer the visitor a delightful mix of antique and contemporary designs to furnish the modern home.

 

Open Monday to Saturday 10am to 5pm.
 

Lafleure transforms the classic into the extraordinary by melding traditionally-crafted, unique furniture with highly-skilled, expert craftsmen, from upholsterers to cabinet-makers, and decorative painters to gilders.

They sell antique French and English furniture, mirrors, lighting, paintings and decorative items complimented by a carefully selected contemporary range of fabrics and soft furnishings. In the large showroom opposite there is a fascinating collection of architectural antiques and luxury bed linen, together with handcrafted, upholstered furniture.
As well as advising on decorating interiors, Lafleure accept commissions to find specific items for clients.
 

A good stock of competitively-priced large and small antique, decorative and painted furniture from the 17th to 20th centuries; pine; pictures; lighting; textiles, kitchenalia, rugs and small decorative items.

Situated just off the A350 on the Wiltshire / Dorset border.

 Take the turn to Semley Industrial Estate. Easy parking.

 Open: Monday - Saturday 10am - 5pm (not Bank Holiday Monday), Sunday 11am - 4pm.
 

For 10 years Phoenix have been trading in Sherborne’s Cheap Street.

They have built a reputation for an unusual and interesting stock, specialising in quality period mirrors, farmhouse tables, lighting, clocks, and 20th century furniture and furnishings. Open Monday to Saturday 9.30am - 5.30pm. Closed Wednesday – or by appointment.
 

Dealers, collectors and those looking to furnish their homes with style and charm; be sure not to miss this popular antiques centre which offers a delightful mix of 17th, 18th and 19th century furniture in oak, walnut and mahogany; paintings, mirrors, antique silver, copper and brass, to porcelain and pottery.

45 carefully selected dealers take it in turn to staff this attractive building, which also enables them to share their extensive knowledge with customers. Open Monday to Saturday 10am to 5pm and Sunday 11am to 4pm.
 

Located just off the Cathedral Green, Domani specialises in 18th and 19th century English and Continental town and country furniture and objects.

These are displayed in period showrooms, together with contemporary arts including ironwork, mirrors, ceramics, glass and paintings. Partners are Caro Brewster and Jonathan Cull, of Cull Antiques (est. 1978). City centre and Cathedral parking.

Open: Tuesday - Saturday, 10am - 5.30pm, or by appointment.
 

Established in 1976 by Chris Strong, Fagins has grown from a market stall to its present 45,000 sq ft premises on four vast floors showing the largest and most varied stock of antique furniture, memorabilia, bric-a-brac and decorative items in the South-West, including massive stocks of antique pine and country furniture in its original condition or fully restored in their on site restoration workshop.

The Architectural department holds large stocks of Victorian to 1920s doors, radiators, beams, roof tiles, bricks, stained glass etc. A first class service awaits you, whether buying or selling.

Open: Mon - Fri 9.15am - 5pm Sat 11am - 5pm Sunday & Bank Holidays 11am - 4pm

Cullompton Antiques has been established for 20 years in this pretty Devon market town, and offers a warm welcome to customers from around the world.

It holds a comprehensive range of antique furniture with a predominantly country flavour, although you will always find a selection to grace any style of home, whether for a formal dining room or cosy cottage.

Lovers of English period oak will find a room dedicated to their passion, with a choice of traditional pieces.

With 4,000 sq ft of showroom space, the varied and constantly changing stock offers something for everyone.
 

From only small premises, Antiques ad Hoc can supply antiques to suit any kind of interior from a period home to a new build with ultra-modern minimal styling. For instance, a good Georgian cabinet piece or table can stand alone on its own merits or blend equally with modern or period sitting room furniture.

 

Available stock comprises of 18th and 19th century English and French furniture and mirrors; also complementary decorative lamps, porcelain and prints.

Owner, Helen Harvey is also happy to help when choosing soft furnishings and paint colours to create an individual look.
 

Fishbelly specialises in sourcing antique and decorative items of a largely country and provincial origin. Items on offer range from rustic simplicity to more functional and elegant pieces.

Engaging proportions, interesting texture, original surface and individual charm are some of the reasons why you will love these products that serve so well to complement both traditional and contemporary interiors.

Specialities include Irish, English and French painted furniture, hand thrown French terracotta pots, naïve paintings, turned wooden bowls, hand woven baskets and beautiful French linen.

 

Six dealers offer a warm welcome, an abundance of knowledge and lots of enthusiasm.

Although space is limited, beds are a particular speciality, adorned with displays of curtains, rugs and contemporary fabrics, which sit alongside pretty upholstered sofas, furniture, mood lighting and decorative items and a selection of fine silver, jewellery and porcelain.

Open: Mon - Sat, 10am - 5pm.

T: 01364 653848

The Grove Antiques Centre has 11 rooms exhibiting an extensive choice of:

• Country, Regency & Edwardian Furniture
• Paintings
• Mirrors
• Clocks
• Rugs
• Decorative items and more

 

Go and see for yourself or send your Interior Designer!

Situated just outside Honiton, Jane Strickland & Daughters is a family business established in 1973 specialising in 19th and early 20th century chairs and sofas, beds, mirrors, and decorative furniture.

A traditional re-upholstery service is offered for customers’ own chairs and sofas with a wide selection of designer fabrics available.

Customers are most welcome to visit by appointment. LAPADA Member.

Merchant House Antiques has become a major source for fine-quality 19th-20th-century furniture including dining tables and chairs, decorative chandeliers, mirrors and stylish period statues for all tastes, displayed over an area of 2,500 sq ft on two floors. They also offer a ‘Home View Option’ where customers are encouraged to try pieces in their home before they fully commit. This is a well established business owned by Christian Giltsoff, who has over 25 years experience in the antiques and interiors trade. 
 

Yarrow is spread through two adjacent late Georgian town houses where a dozen showrooms are individually decorated in a number of inspirational styles.

Many rooms are hand painted, some with Trompe l'oeil, others have stylish block-printed walls. To the rear is an extensive garden area with numerous courtyards, terraces, pergolas, follies and a summerhouse.

Unique and one-off items of furniture, statuary and objects of virtue are seemingly everywhere.

Yarrow truly is a vision of decorating and home style for the 21st Century.
 

A popular antiques centre in Honiton since 1993, housing a number of experienced dealers trading from 11 rooms over three floors. Here you will find beautiful objects and furniture so varied that you should allow time to really explore. Also an exciting range of hand woven Persian rugs with patterns and sizes to suit most homes.

Open six days a week 10am - 5pm. Sundays Easter to October 11am - 3.30pm. Local, national and worldwide delivery service.
 

Specialists in the restoration of French and English provincial Farmhouse tables, Alexander Paul Antiques has one of the widest selections available in the UK.

Alongside many other antique furniture pieces, each table has been skilfully restored in their own Honiton workshop.

From ash farmhouse refectory tables to French wild cherry farmhouse tables with a draw and extension slide at either end, as well as more unusual items such as a French walnut farmhouse bakers table, Alexander Paul Antiques’ wide and constantly evolving selection will make a beautiful family investment that will reward for many years to come.

Open: Monday to Friday 9am - 5.30pm. Saturday 10am - 4pm.