For over 30 years, this Fair remains the premier regional antiques event, boasting a dynamic array of exhibitors hailing from around the UK and Europe. The event showcases a diverse mix, ranging from rustic to refined, encompassing stylish English Country House design, Mid Century aesthetics, industrial chic, Swedish period painted furniture, and so much more. The Fair caters to a fresh, younger audience now appreciating French marble top chocolatiers’ tables, ornate brass and steel bakers’ racks, expansive pine refectory tables, Windsor chairs, rows of yellow confit pots and, of course, fabulous antique rugs. A must-visit for collectors, designers and anyone with an interest in interiors.

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For over 30 years, this Fair remains the premier regional antiques event, boasting a dynamic array of exhibitors hailing from around the UK and Europe. The event showcases a diverse mix, ranging from rustic to refined, encompassing stylish English Country House design, Mid Century aesthetics, industrial chic, Swedish period painted furniture, and so much more. The Fair caters to a fresh, younger audience now appreciating French marble top chocolatiers’ tables, ornate brass and steel bakers’ racks, expansive pine refectory tables, Windsor chairs, rows of yellow confit pots and, of course, fabulous antique rugs. A must-visit for collectors, designers and anyone with an interest in interiors.

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After 31 years, the Fair is still the leading regional event to beat, with a vibrant mix of exhibitors from across the UK and Europe where rustic to refined ultra-relevant stylish English Country House style, Mid Century design, industrial chic, Swedish period painted furniture, period portraits and perennially fashionable crusty iron garden furniture will rub shoulders with decorative staples of the 80s and 90s now back in demand by a new and younger audience – French marble top chocolatiers’ tables, elaborate brass and steel bakers’ racks, buffets and armoires in fruitwood, huge pine refectory tables and Windsor chairs, rows of yellow confit pots, pub signs, marine and advertising ephemera, homely Staffordshire dogs, samplers and quilts and yes, large scale oak, mahogany and walnut brown furniture re-imagined by a new generation of decorators and collectors.