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Christopher Legge and Angela Seger-Legge are a husband-and-wife team with expertise and flair, specialising in antique and contemporary carpets and textiles.

Christopher trained and practised as a repairer before opening his first shop in Witney in 1974 and is a renowned expert in the field of tribal weavings. His travels to Iran over the past 30 or so years have taken him to the major centres of weaving, but also to more remote and less known areas of carpet production. He has been a driving force in the more “organic” methods of carpet making in the country, involving the use of natural dyes and non-chemical washing of new carpets.

Angela is responsible for the introduction of contemporary rug art to the business, in particular the cooperation with Jan Kath, a leading carpet designer worldwide, whose pieces have won numerous international awards and whose body of work has been at the forefront of carpet design of our time. She has also introduced a stronger emphasis on antique textiles.

Together, they run their gallery from the leafy suburb of Summertown in Oxford. They are open from Thursday to Saturday, 9.30 am to 5 pm, or by appointment.

BADA, CINOA and CADA members.


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Houlston are a husband and wife partnership specialising in period oak and vernacular furniture, complimentary antique textiles and works of art from the 15th century onwards. 

David and Carolyn met as graduates working in the world of antique and fine art auctions and have built their business together sourcing the finest objects within their genres. Between them they have just over five decades of experience of working with wonderful historic artefacts. David is internationally recognised for his expertise in period oak and metalwares, having spent 25 years running the oak department at Bonhams where he handled an unparalleled variety of important pieces and collections. Carolyn gained a degree in Art history and assisted the celebrated late furniture historian Christopher Gilbert at Temple Newsam, Leeds, before leaning towards antique textiles whilst working at Phillips Auctioneers. 

The pair are proud of their integrity and care acutely about delivering exceptional customer service. Combining their similar but distinctive tastes, they pursue honest, soulful and appealing period objects with an emphasis on practicality as well as historic relevance: items to furnish and live with as much as to collect and study. We aim to promote and share the enormous pleasure that comes from living with, looking at and using antiques in the home. Their beauty speaks for itself and now, more than at any moment previously, to continue to cherish and use these items well into their third, fourth, even fifth centuries serves as an antidote to our legacy of plastic landfill.

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Having been dealing in antique glass for thirty years has meant that we have built up a large customer base in the United Kingdom and abroad, particularly in Europe. It is to be hoped that the impact of Brexit will not in the long run have an adverse effect on the European trade.

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Our extensive showrooms have a large selection of predominantly 17th century to early 20th century English and Continental Furniture and decorative items.

We are able to arrange for national transportation and world -wide shipping and together with our team of in-house specialist restorers can offer a complete service.

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Harry Moore-Gwyn studied at Oxford University and Christie’s Education before working as a graduate trainee at Sotheby’s London. He started dealing independently in 2000 and has since developed his reputation as a dealer in British Paintings, drawings and sculpture with a focus on the period 1870 to 1950, including painters such as the artists of the Bloomsbury Group , John and Paul Nash, John Piper and Graham Sutherland. Primarily dealing through fairs, which have included the BADA Fair, the Grosvenor House Fine Art and Antiques Fair, the Olympia Fairs (for a period serving as Chairman of the Picture Vetting Committee) and the British Art Fair at the Saatchi Gallery, he opened his first gallery on the Third floor at 6 Mason’s Yard in St James’s in 2018, moving to the Ground floor in 2021. His stock is also available for viewing at his home near Chalford in the western part of the Cotswolds. He has also regularly exhibited in New York at the Shepherd W&K Galleries in a well-established occasional exhibition showcasing British art throughout the ages. He has a particular interest in unsung painters of the period, publishing numerous catalogues on twentieth century British art and working with a number of artist’s estates amongst them Lowes Dalbiac Luard, James Boswell and Anthony Devas. In 2015 he co-curated the centenary show on Kenneth Rowntree at the Fry Art Gallery, Saffron Walden and Pallant House, Chichester, the catalogue for which was nominated for the Berger Prize for British Art History in 2016.

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Henrietta Spencer-Churchill is the eldest daughter of the 11th Duke of Marlborough whose family home is Blenheim Palace in Oxfordshire. Henrietta studied at the Inchbald School of Design before forming her own highly successful Interior Design Company, Woodstock Designs in 1981 undertaking commissions worldwide. Woodstock Designs are specialists in residential design from renovation of period properties to new build houses and experts in incorporating current trends and technology whilst respecting the historic character and architecture.

In 1986, Henrietta formed a separate Company, Spencer-Churchill Designs producing a selection of furniture, fabrics and wallpapers and since then her international success has enabled her to establish a US design company, Spencer-Churchill Designs Inc, in 2003.

Henrietta wrote her first book “Classic English Interiors” in 1990, followed by nine further books. Her eleventh, ‘The Life of the House. The Evolution of Rooms’ was published by Rizzoli in October 2012.  Details of all the books is in the 'Books' section on this website.

Henrietta is an International Lecturer and has carried out a number of lectures/book signings around the world. A schedule of ‘Lectures and Events’ is available on this site.

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Stephen regularly showcase our stock at various UK Antique Fairs. We also exhibited at Olympia Art & Antique Fair for over 25 years. Our Silver ranges from the 18th to 21st Century.

We have a variety of fine silverware on our website which will have you spoilt for choice, from delicately figured snuff boxes to ornate centerpieces that once graced the grandest Victorian salons and dining tables.

Stephen has gathered together an impressive collection, It’s the perfect place to find that extra special gift, whether it’s for family, friends, business — or for yourself.

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Rachel & Robert Chinnery opened Kendall House Antiques in May 2022 reverting their 17th Century home Kendall House back into a shop.
Kendall House antiques is a traditional antique shop, that intrigues and excites, it  particularly stocks classical nude oil paintings, fine Victorian taxidermy (my passion and always a fabulous thing to own), Arts and Crafts, lighting, furniture and objects of art, both humble and grand.

Kendall house antiques deals in Victorian taxidermy (Robert) founded the “Victorian Taxidermy Co Ltd” business in 1998.  The company dealt in the finest taxidermy and proceeded to publish ‘A Record of Spicer’s’ in 2001, the standard work, covering the history of this great taxidermy firm.

In essence a small shop with great things. 
Kendall house Antiques is on the high street, by the iconic old wool market hall, in the delightful North Cotswold’s Market town of Chipping Campden.  

Chipping Campden, destination of the Cotswold way is a quintessential Cotswold stone market town, once described by G.M. Trevelyan (English Historian) to be "the most beautiful street now left on the island".  Kendall house formerly Badham’s an old cabinet makers shop.

Kendall House Antiques is open Thursday Friday & Saturday 10am – 4pm. Out of hours viewings can be made by appointment or simply give us a call 07880 602715 and should we be home we will gladly open up for you.


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Dealers in fine antique clocks for nearly half a century our focus is on English clocks by the eminent makers of the 17th, 18th and 19th centuries. From table clocks and longcase clocks through to mantel clocks, carriage clocks and wall clocks, the clocks we offer for sale have been chosen for their authenticity and are of the very highest quality.
After nearly 30 years of dealing in antique clocks from our showrooms in Cheltenham we have relocated to the Cotswolds where our clocks can be viewed by appointment. We also exhibit at important antique fairs throughout the year. 

Tobias has had the privilege of restoring some of the world's finest clocks and is a Liveryman of the Worshipful Company of Clockmakers. His passion and enthusiasm for clocks is infectious and he still undertakes important restoration jobs himself. Tobias served on the BADA Antiques & Fine Art Fairs Clocks vetting committee and is currently an advisor on the antique clock restoration course at West Dean College.

If you choose to buy clocks from outside our own stock, we will act on your behalf, whether you are a private collector, museum, institution or interior designer. We can advise on every aspect of sourcing, buying, selling, maintaining and moving fine antique clocks.

We are always keen to buy fine antique clocks. Please contact us or email us images of any clock you wish to sell.

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Neil Schofield specialises mainly in 20th century modern British painting, sculpture and limited edition prints. A selection of artist illustrated and signed books are also offered for sale.

Based between Worcester and St Ives, England, Neil is married to a painter and has enjoyed an involvement in art activities and education over many years.

If you are interested in purchasing or wish to view any of the works offered for sale please call Neil on 07767 432562 or send an email via the Contact page of this website.

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Our philosophy is ~ to offer the finest jewellery and silverware with impartial advice, proven knowledge and outstanding customer-focused service. And as a result, we have created a reputation for excellence; this enables us to build a relationship of trust with our loyal clientele. Also, by being a member of the well respected BADA – The British Antique Dealers’ Association; clients know they can buy with confidence.

Renowned for offering an impressive range of important period, antique and contemporary jewellery, as well as a substantial array of rare and unusual silverware, you are assured a warm and friendly welcome from Ian Eves and his dedicated team. Our aim is to make you feel relaxed and confident about your purchase, not pressured into making a decision.

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A 3 year Incorporated Society of Valuers and Auctioneer course back in 1992, ignited my love for all works of art that have passed through the centuries.  

From my fledgling start at Christies in Scotland through to working for an international art dealership I then established BINK Fine Art, particularly focusing on 19th century and Modern British works. 

Based in Cheltenham, I enjoy showing paintings either by appointment or travelling to where my clients are based, as well as participating in fine art fairs in the UK.

I work with interior decorators and museums as well as sourcing particular pieces of art for clients who are either starting or continuing to build a collection. 

How often I have heard clients say ‘I know nothing about art, but I quite like….’ that’s all you need…the second half of that sentence, as soon as you know what you like, then it’s my job to fulfil the first.  



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Trinity House specialise in Impressionist, Post-Impressionist, Modern British and 19th Century works, along with other exceptional pieces. We have a strong reputation for the quality of the artworks that we exhibit and offer to our clients.
 
Established in 2006, Trinity House acts on behalf of private collectors, interior designers and museums, advising on every aspect of sourcing, buying, selling and maintaining fine art. We recognize that clients need not only to be offered fine paintings and works of art, but also to be provided with expert, straightforward advice on buying art and building a collection. Our aim is to make the market approachable by acting as guides through the various aspects involved in buying and selling art.


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John Howard is a ceramic specialist in antique English, Scottish and Welsh pottery.
The business established in 1976, offering the best and rarest examples of British pottery from the 17th to the early 19th century. The wide range of quality pottery held includes London delft, Bristol delft, and London delft pieces. Early English slipware, Staffordshire pottery pearlware figures, creamware, prattware, and pearlware also are strongly featured along with early Staffordshire ceramics from Whieldon, Wedgwood, and Greatbach the early pioneers of English pottery.

John is always looking for the piece with that “extra special something” and strives to select the best and often the rarest with a discerning eye based on 40 years knowledge and experience. The care and focus on the acquisition of inventory is a cornerstone of the business.
John is an internationally recognized authority on 18th and 19th century British pottery. He has been Chairman of the Ceramic vetting committee at the Olympia Fine Art, and Antique fairs in London for over 30 years and was  a member of the Ceramic vetting team at the New York Ceramics Fair and the  British Antique Dealers Association Fair (BADA) held in London.

No longer exhibiting at antique fairs a strong online presence is maintained along with  dealing from showroom in Woodstock. A large portion of the business is with the USA, for which there is a priority shipping service. John enjoys working with customers with their collections, interior decorators and Museums such as the British Museum London, The Metropolitan Museum New York, The Houston Museum Texas, Williamsburg Museum USA, The Geffrye Museum London, The National Portrait Gallery London and the Queensland Art Museum Brisbane Australia. 


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This is my shop window showing the fine antique British pottery and porcelain I have for sale and advertising the fairs at which I am selling.

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Sarah Colegrave specialises in 19th and 20th Century British Paintings, Drawings, Watercolours and Sculpture.  She exhibits are fairs in London and regions and is otherwise available by appointment in London or Oxfordshire.  Her extensive stock can all be viewed on her website.

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Architectural Heritage Ltd specialise in Garden Antiques, Modern British Art, and Architectural Interiors.

With over 40 years’ experience as purveyors of exceptional garden ornament, we carry an extensive inventory of the finest examples of Garden Antiques on the market today. 

On display in our Modern British Art gallery are works within our specialist area of 20th century Sculpture, Paintings, and Works on Paper, by both established and interesting British artists. 

Architectural Interiors will forever be part of the company. We hold in inventory fine examples of rare architectural gems from wooden wall panelling and ceilings to complete staircases, dating from the 17th to 19th century.

The business is open all year round five days a week, and by appointment only on Saturdays. The inventory is on display in the galleries and grounds of a 17th century Manor House at Taddington in Gloucestershire. Taddington is a small hamlet situated deep in the heart of the Cotswolds.

Architectural Heritage also offers a professional valuation service for probate and insurance purposes. For further information on stock and services visit the company website.


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As the Renaissance spread across Europe during the 16th and 17th centuries regional and cultural differences were reflected in the objects produced. Traditional materials such as gold ,silver and glass used in workshops were supplemented by the import of exotic woods and materials, such as ivory, tortoiseshell and mother of pearl from newly discovered and colonized lands in the East and the Americas.

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With over six decades of history behind them,  W. R. Harvey & Co. (Antiques) Ltd has become the first port of call for many collectors, dealers and visitors alike.  Starting after the war, Walter and later his son, David, have both adhered to the founding principles of quality and integrity.

Harvey’s became established and found their first premises in 1951, in Chalk Farm. There, they had a shop and a warehouse which housed their conservation department. Walter Harvey worked tirelessly making contacts, sourcing pieces and finding his niche in the Antiques world here. Over the next four decades the business grew to fill 14 showrooms at the one address. It was a different age, far removed from this one!

In the 1980’s the business gained new Mayfair premises in Old Bond Street.  Walter and David found their passion for English Antique Furniture dating from the reigns of Charles II through to George IV and provided an unparalleled service to both a domestic and international clientele which continues to this day. Nestled half way between Sotheby’s and Phillips (now Bonham’s) in Bond Street and Christie’s in King Street, Harvey’s were in excellent company. Walter and David worked hard building their business and the international reputation of W R Harvey grew in stature.

In 1996, Harvey’s moved once again. This time to Witney where they moved into a charming Georgian Townhouse with 5 spacious showrooms where they display both formal and country pieces. Harvey’s had arrived in the Cotswolds! Under David’s keen eye and dedication, Harvey’s has continued to adapt and grow in the 21st Century much to the delight of Harvey’s many friends and clients.

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