Paintings and Other Works of Art Christmas Selling Exhibition 2016 Summer Selling Exhibition 2016 Christmas Selling Exhibition 2015 Summer Selling Exhibition 2015 Christmas Selling Exhibition 2014 Summer Selling Exhibition 2014 Christmas Selling Exhibition 2013 SUFFOLK HOUSE ANTIQUES HOME PAGE Welcome to Suffolk House Antiques Established in 1991 by Andrew Singleton and a member of the British Antiques Dealers Association since 1995, Suffolk House Antiques has one of the largest selections of quality early oak and country furniture and associated works of art in the UK. With the accent firmly on colour and patination, Andrew has supplied pieces for many of the leading collections both at home and overseas. Stock always includes a range of pieces from the Tudor, Stuart and Georgian periods and whilst oak is the primary wood, walnut, elm, fruitwood and yew wood also feature strongly. The website is displayed under nine different headings : – “ Chairs” which includes wainscot, Windsor and other single chairs, and sets of dining chairs such as Country Chippendales and spindlebacks etc. “Tables” for 16th and 17th century refectory tables, gateleg and farmhouse dining tables, side tables and smaller tripod, cricket and centre tables.

Under the “Dressers” heading can be found low dressers, potboard and other dresser bases and full dressers with racks, often Welsh. “Chests of drawers” usually includes an enclosed example and “Cupboards” can range from an Elizabethan buffet to the mural, livery, clothes press and court cupboards of the 17th and 18th centuries. “Coffers and Boxes” can offer collectors with limited space and pockets the opportunity to buy pieces with fine quality carving for very little money and under “Miscellaneous Furniture” you will find joint stools, bureaux, settles etc. and a good range of early mirrors. The “Ceramics” section mainly consists of English delftware including chargers, bowls and drug jars. Finally “Paintings and other Works of Art” usually has a good selection of Stuart and other portraits, early English and continental carvings, tapestries and metalware. Suffolk House Antiques is situated on the junction of the main A12 and A1120 roads in the attractive village of Yoxford and is not far from the popular seaside towns of Aldeburgh and Southwold.

Parking is available immediately outside the shop and clients can be collected from nearby railway station at Darsham. Hours of opening are 10 am to 1 pm, 2.15 pm to 5.15 pm, closed Wednesday and Sunday, or the shop can be visited outside these hours by appointment.1. Vintage Kilo Sale, Edinburgh We all buy food by weight, so why not clothes? Brought to you by Britain's biggest vintage wholesaler, which is taking five tons of vintage stock to Scotland and selling it at £15 a kilo. There couldn't be a cheaper way to bulk buy retro outfits. 4 and 5 May, judysvintagefair.co.uk 2. Capital Carboot, London Founded by stylist and personal shopper Faye Marriott in 2010, this weekly sale in Pimlico attracts a younger, hipper and more fashion-conscious crowd than your usual car boot and that's reflected in what's on sale. Expect to find plenty of designer clothing and collectibles. 3. Haydock Book Fair, Merseyside Organised by the Provincial Booksellers Fairs Association, this event is full of antiquarian and second-hand books, as well as maps and prints.

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Hosted in a converted church, it's the ideal place to hunt for retro-design, furniture and all manner of second-hand curios. 6. Cambridge Art and Craft Market, Cambridgeshire A co-operatively run market that has been running on a weekly basis for almost 40 years hosting the work of local artists. Stalls offer everything from photographs to pottery, but all share the motto: "we make what we sell". 7. Bath Flea Market, Somersetstair chair lift vancouver Rummagers will rejoice at this huge flea market held at the Bath Racecourse. chiavari chairs for sale chinaYou'll quickly find yourself knee deep in more vintage and antique gear than you can imagine. Don't forget to take a break and enjoy a cream tea. 12 May, 2 June, 7 July, bathfleamarket.co.uk 8. Brighton Craft Fair, Sussex Held a stone's throw from the Lanes shopping quarter, this craft fair is a great place to pick up unique gifts.

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