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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. 

Callie Hollenden

 

Callie Hollenden

 

 

 

  

 

Smart, sophisticated country house interiors.

18th & 19th century English & European furniture, mirrors & lighting.

 

 

 

 

Callie Hollenden

 

 

 

 



Stephanie Connell Art & Antiques

Stephanie Connell Art & Antiques

Stephanie Connell Art & Antiques specialise in decorative objects and ephemera from the 19th and 20th centuries. We focus on pieces which encapsulate the era in which they were created or which represent the design style of the period. With over 15 years experience in the art and antiques industry and as a specialist in historic and entertainment memorabilia our collection offers stylish and iconic pieces at affordable prices.

Stephanie Connell Art & 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

 

 



Travers Antiques

 

Travers Antiques

 

 



 

Travers Antiques has been in business for over 30 years and provides an eclectic mix of Antique, Art Deco, Mid Century Modern and Vintage industrial furniture, lighting and decorative objects online and from our shop in Alfies Antiques Market, Marylebone. We often have new items coming in, or can source a wide range of pieces. Please feel free to contact us with your needs.

 

Travers Antiques
Stand F075-80
Alfies Antiques Market
13-25 Church Street
London

 

 

Travers Antiques

 

 



Itinerant Antique Dealer

 

 

Itinerant Antique Dealer

 

 

We have 25 years’ experience in the art & antiques trade basing ourselves in London. At one point we had 3 thriving shops in Central London, including a concession in Selfridges. Now, in order to offer the best prices to our clients, we operate from an appointment only warehouse/showroom just outside London (near Junction 4 off the A1). Often smaller items can be viewed in Clerkenwell, London, EC1. We try to be as flexible as possible to suit your requirements. We have a wide experience and good depth of knowledge of all aspects of the trade, not only have we worked in world class retail & interior design but we also sold for 10 years at countrywide trade fairs. Originally specialising in mid-century and art deco pieces, we now also like to offer a broad range of the best decorative antiques from other periods. Stock is chosen from around the globe with an artist's eye, to suit both private clients and interior decorators alike. Collectible C20 Design is still our speciality.

 

 

Itinerant Antique Dealer

 



 



Arundel Eccentrics

 

Arundel Eccentrics

 

 

Arundel Eccentrics are a husband and wife team with an interesting,eclectic collection of English and French decorative antiques. Their company has been in Arundel for almost 20 years. Now their large showroom is based in the last remaining buildings of the 19th century Swallow Brewery hidden away down a little side street in the town. (Just behind Arundel's Co-op) one minutes walk from Arundel High Street. Well.... 30 seconds if you're a fast walker. Apart from their beautiful decorative original furniture and accessories and extremely competitive prices what gives them a different edge? Their one off quirky decoupage pieces. Nass and Brenda source English 19th century bamboo and chests plus vintage pots and boxes that are slightly down at heel. They restore, paint and decorate using 19th century images in the form of decoupage. Their chests of drawers with fish, shells or botanicals and English Victorian bamboo are sought after by interior designers and have featured in both national and international interiors magazines. They also have a collection of their decorative antiques on the 4th floor of Liberty in London. Open Friday Saturday and Sunday 10-4 Other times by chance or appointment. Trade welcome any time just call.

 

 

http://interiorboutiques.com/en/arundel-eccentrics

 

 



Hudson Antiques

 

Hudson Antiques

 

 

Darren Hudson first started his antiques career in 1992 when he went to work for the renowned dealer Patricia Harvey at her Marylebone shop and her Decorative Antiques Fair. After a few years of learning the decorative Antiques market he decided to venture out on his own and set up Hudson Grove Antiques and along with his friend David Groves took a shop neighbouring Patricia’s. Having run the shop successfully for many years, including moving to larger premises, Darren accepted the trend towards internet buying. Running a shop with its associated cost was making it difficult to be competitive. With that in mind he moved to a warehouse in 2015 and now operates through this website and continues to exhibit at the highly popular, thrice yearly, Decorative Antiques Fair. With the extra time not having to man a shop it allows more time for searching for the best things from around Europe and the UK. It also allows for Interior Designers, Trade and private clients to find the most interesting items at very competitive prices with a personal, friendly service. In 2016 he will be joined in the business by his girlfriend, Amber, who having proved herself in the past will be joining full time to help add a feminine eye to the business. They can now offer restoration, transport and are happy to search for specific pieces on their twice monthly trips to Europe.

 

 

http://interiorboutiques.com/en/hudson-antiques

 



 

 



 



Anton & K Decorative Antiques and Interiors

 

Anton & K

 

 

 

Anton & K Decorative Antiques and Interiors are based in there new warehouse near the historic Cotswold town of Winchcombe Gloucestershire, our new warehouse is situated at Unit 5 Elms Farm Gretton GL54 5HQ Owned and run by Karen and Anthony Cull who are solely involved with collecting and sourcing Swedish decorative antiques and French Decorative Antiques for discerning private buyers, interior designers and trade antique dealers Our emphasis is on 18th to 20th Century Swedish Decorative Antiques and French Decorative Antiques including Swedish Chest of drawers, Gustavian Commodes,French Decorative Antiques ,Painted Antiques, including Antique lighting, stoneware, Antique , foxed mirrors, and one-off decorative antique pieces, all with our trademark style of faded grandeur and the beauty of imperfection which we source with passion and in keeping with latest design trends We travel distances throughout the UK and Europe to source the best examples of French, Swedish and Continental decorative antiques so our stock is ever changing We have developed a solid core base of customers and interior designers so our stock changes regularly which makes it worth checking our latest items. Also, please join our mailing list for regular updates on any items that interest you.

 



 

http://interiorboutiques.com/en/anton-k

 



Marchand Antiques

 

 

Marchand Antiques

 

 

Marchand Antiques has been established since 1994. The business was founded by Mark Lock, who is responsible for sourcing the stock from all over the British Isles and Europe, mainly sourcing from Sweden, Denmark, France and Italy. Marchand is a true family business and Mark is assisted by his wife Jacqueline, who heads up the sales team aided by Fiona, and their daughter Francesca, who looks after the IT and photography. Even Mark's father Vic looks after deliveries and collections. In Marchand's early days the business started in the classic way, by Mark operating as a runner, trading from his van. This soon flourished, and Mark took a space in Alfie's antique market to house the ever increasing stock. In the early days the core of the business was the London and overseas trade, but that rapidly expanded to include discerning private buyers and internationally renowned interior decorators, along with an increasing list of celebrity clients, who appreciate the discreet and reliable service. Marchand now have a large warehouse on the outskirts of the picturesque town of Arundel in West Sussex, which is viewable by appointment. Marchand stocks a wide variety of antiques, covering all the decorating styles and periods. We have stock from the 16th century through to the 20th century, including items in many styles including antique country furniture in oak and walnut, antique French and Swedish painted furniture, industrial, modernist, art deco, art nouveau, arts and crafts and mid-20th century designer items, through to garden and architectural antiques. Marchand's buying and stocking policy is quite simple: each piece is selected for its quality and uniqueness, and its ability to stand out on its own as the anchor piece for a room, or to complement a mood that has already been established. Marchand's style is hard to define, as it strives to be as unstylised as possible, by mixing periods and styles, and selecting items that work together regardless of period and style. This gives Marchand its strong and distinctive look, which has developed over the years.

 

 

 

http://interiorboutiques.com/en/marchand-antiques

 



Aeology at Relic

 

Aeology at Relic

 

A pioneer in decorative antiques- or more precisely in that area where visual, historical and folk art meet- Malcolm has been in the business since giving up law studies - and given his passion for French and Mediterranean art and traditions, it seems apt that his London shop/warehouse nestles beside the Eurostar Rail Terminus at London's St.Pancras Station. One of the UK’s foremost dealers in naïve objects, folk art, fairground carvings and the visually decorative, he is driven by his love for objects that fire the imagination. Renowned for unearthing pieces with a rare magical quality, he sources the original, the one -off and the inspirational for regular long-time clients and dealers or for newer contacts seeking either something beautiful for their homes or just the making of a good investment.

 

 

http://interiorboutiques.com/en/aeology-at-relic

 

 



Specialist Article by Stuart Shuster

Specialist Article by Stuart Shuster

 

 

As most of you will know, my shop is in Church Street, London, NW8 8ED. I have been trading there for about 32 years & have seen many changes myself. In fact, I am now the oldest individual shop here & unfortunately, probably the oldest dealer in the street. 

 

Church Street is quite renowned for antiques, trendy furniture & decorative items. We have Alfie's Antique Market & many other shops in the street, all of who make it a very attractive venue. The location is also very convenient, with Marylebone, Edgware Road & Baker Street train stations nearby - plus, we are not in the Congestion Charge Zone & there is easy & cheap parking in the street. There is also a very reasonable car park nearby for about £2 an hour.

Unfortunately, amongst the original items, there are quite a few brand new items & some of them are being passed off as original by unscrupulous dealers. You will find this happens in all areas of the country & online too. 

I don’t have any problem with dealers selling these items, but I do hate it when they are being passed off as original. It also gives the street a bad name. What happens is that a very small minority represent the items as old & original by clever marketing methods. Often they will mix new items in with old items so you don’t notice.

 

There is a very simple way to protect yourselves from making the mistake of buying something new & often mass produced. 

All you need to do is ask for a written receipt, stating the age of the item & the same if buying online. If they are a reputable dealer, then they will have no problem with that. If they won’t give you that, then don’t buy.

I wouldn’t worry so much about whether it’s 1950’s, 1930’s, 1910, 1860’s, etc. As long as there’s a rough dateline, you will know if it’s new or not.

Actually, online is more worrying for misrepresentation, but again it’s very easy to protect yourselves. Just ask the relevant dealer if the item is new or roughly how old. Look out for long vivid descriptions about the original maker or designer, which are often copied out of wikipedia or something like that. These are often put in there to impress you & divert you from the actual age of the piece.

Please be aware that most of the dealers in the antiques trade are honest & genuine people, but as always the minority can give us all a bad name.

So, once again, don’t be afraid to ask the obvious question about the age. 

Regards, Stuart

 

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