Fairs, Markets, Shops and Centres

An antiques centre which has been a fixture in Harrogate for many years is the latest acquisition by Antiques on High’s Vincent Page and his partner Lesley White.

B2B gives up the Detling Showground organisation after more than a decade but still runs Malvern

The return last month on a sunlit June day of the annual Church Street Antiques Fair in Marylebone after a four-year absence was hailed as a cracker – with a call for this event to be a more regular occurrence.

AS Fairs’ new event in the Cotswolds boasted star visitors but was also underpinned by strong sales

New organiser reveals strong trade interest and visitor pre-bookings for the eagerly awaited event

The owners of an antiques centre in a large leisure and shopping village near Stowmarket in Suffolk are opening a second branch nearby just two years after the first one welcomed its first buyers.

A new antiques centre has opened in a former Baptist chapel in Newark.

International stallholders are among those all set for a renowned bottle and advertising fair and auction

Forty dealers spread across four venues in Nottingham a few minutes walk from each other is the enticing prospect for Mid-century buyers.

An antiques fair with a country twist is on offer at Ludlow Racecourse from Two C’s fairs over the weekend of Saturday, and Sunday, July 1-2.

After the early and busy days of July, dealers usually finalise recent sales, wrap up final paperwork and – maybe – have a holiday.

Late September brings with it a burst of fairs after the slower month of August.

Continuity takes ‘difficult decision’ to no longer run the Surrey event but new organiser has taken over

Home pop-ups are now a big thing.

Enjoying the great outdoors was a simple priority for the attendees of the Arthur Swallow Loseley Park Decorative Home & Salvage Show in Surrey, running from May 19-21.

Ceramics specialist offers a range of antiques

Three stately home car boots are on the way in the next few months.

Dealers from a Norfolk centre will be reinforced by many others during the Bayfield Brocante.

Adam Hills of Retrouvius, the London shop and studio specialising in architectural salvage, has 35 ex-University of Nottingham large oak refectory tables and benches with hand-carved details to shift.

A tribal art specialist, who started his career as a schoolboy, is one of 38 dealers at this thriving Dorset centre.