What we sell
The Decorative Antiques & Textiles Fair is the antiques event for interior decoration, with over 150 exhibitors from across the UK and Europe showing a wealth of period design from circa 1700 to 1970. Art spans the classical to the contemporary.
A themed Fair Showcase in the foyer highlights the variety of stock for sale. We’ve featured a Jane Austen-inspired drawing room and parlour, post-war British design, silver screen art deco, ski chalet chic, The Silk Route, Italian style, Japonisme, The Admiral’s Eyrie, gothic, and Scandinavian design.
Here’s what you’ll find:
Decorative and painted furniture
Traditional and fine wood furniture, English and European
Art Deco and post-war modern design
Lighting from 18th century rococo chandeliers to modernist 1960’s floor lamps
Mirrors from carved & gilded or Venetian, to painted over-mantels
Textiles for wall decoration or practical application, embroideries, linens, rugs and kilims
Upholstered and leather furniture
Garden and outdoor furniture and ornament; statuary
Original fine and decorative art, from medieval to 21st century, including prints and posters
Sculpture, figurative and abstract; antique, modern and contemporary
Fine vintage and antique glass; practical glassware such as decanters, drinking vessels and vases
Ceramics and porcelain – collectable, decorative and practical
Kitchenalia and gardenalia
Jewellery – fine, couture and costume; vintage handbags and luggage
Collectors’ items from snuff boxes to antiquities, tribal art to toys and games
Folk art, treen and country antiques such as bowls and woven baskets
Metalware such as weathervanes and fireplace accessories
Silverware, cutlery and other table accessories
Industrial and factory furniture
Architectural antiques and salvage including garden gates and antique fire surrounds
Shop fronts, signage and fittings, and other retail accoutrements
Natural history items and objets trouvés such as fossils, antlers and taxidermy
Every care is taken in assessing the genuineness of the goods for sale however the Standards Committee and Organisers do not hold themselves responsible for nor warrant the authenticity of any article exhibited but assure all visitors that every attempt has been made to ensure the accuracy of their description.
