Antiques Showcase

 

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 The Decorative Antiques & Textiles Fair

Battersea Park, London

 

 

 

Elegant furnishings to eye-catching designs.

 This is the place to furnish your home with antiques and mid-century finds

 from around the globe. 

Judy Fox Antiques

Judy Fox Antiques

Judy Fox Antiques has been trading at No.81 Portobello Road since 1971. We deal in top quality Victorian and Edwardian furniture as well as decorative 19th century sculpture and objets d'art. The majority of our extensive stock has been sympathetically restored and is, therefore, in showroom condition. We have a large international clientele, both private and trade, and export to all parts of the world. As members of both LAPADA and The Portobello Antique dealers Association, we are happy to deal with all enquiries. The shop and warehouses opposite are open six days a week.

Judy Fox Antiques

Huw Griffith

 

 

Huw Griffith

 

 

From reworking 19th century mirrors to the re-design of furniture Griffith's work is an instinctive push towards a decorative result that is both beautiful, unusual and most importantly, resourceful. The bulk of his inspiration springs from the sourcing and re-working of often discarded and overlooked things. Recent commissions have been wide ranging including work for the following clients: Taylor Swift : Chiltern Firehouse : Paul Smith Interiors : Colombo Group : Jamie Oliver : GTC : Hospital Club : Five Rooms : Designers Guild : Whistles : Savoy Group : Filthy MacNastys : Compton & Schuster : Russell Sage : Living Ventures plc : Quintessentially Soho : Alex Proud : Cocomaya : The Blues Kitchen : Gordon Ramsey : Relic : Avoca : Anthropologie : Seventy-b-antiques : Zetters - Also now available online, Huw's letterpress slogan poster project www.clerkinkwell.com. With the help of an 1880's Wharfedale stop cylinder letterpress machine. 12 different posters of the highest possible order. As interiors editor for the men's quarterly magazine Port, Huw has produced and written interior pieces on the likes of Piero Fornasetti to Joseph Ettedgui.

 

 

Artist Huw Griffith