If you haven't already heard - we are celebrating our 40th anniversary this month in conjunction with the London Design Festival! We are very excited about the series of events we have lined up, kicking off on the 20th and running until 24th September. Not only will we have a residency from Peter Layton's London Glassblowing, and talks from antiques expert Mark Hill and established vintage fashion dealer Leslie Verrinder of Tin Tin Collectables, not to mention an upholstery demonstration from Thirteen Upholstery Workshop, we are also pleased to welcome the Antiques Young Guns collective, who will be taking over the magnificent space at 35-37 Church Street with their pop-up shop.
With several of the shops on Church Street having started from stalls within Alfies, the Alfies and Church Street area has a lot to offer to antique and design lovers and should be considered as a must visit destination!
Expect to find a myriad of covetable objects from the following AYG dealers:
• Lily Johnston of Bombe Antiques - www.bombeinteriors.co.uk
• Matthew Wise of Cubbit Antiques - www.cubbitantiques.com
• Edd Thomas of Eddintheclouds Antiques - www.eddintheclouds.com
• Jason Clarke of Jason Clarke Antiques - www.jasonclarkeantiques.co.uk
• Stephanie Connell of Stepannie Connell Art & Antiques - www.stephanieconnell.com
• Eddy Toshi Ishikawa Wertheim of The Japanese Gallery - www.japanese-gallery.com
• Jon Irvine of Jon Irvine Antiques - www.antiquesyoungguns.co.uk/dealers/jon-irvine-antiques.html
To give you a little taster of what you might find in the Antiques Young Guns pop-up shop, here's some of our favourite objects from each dealer:
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| 19th century marginal mirror from Bombe Interiors |
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| David Klein (1918-2005): An original TWA London travel poster, 1960s, from Stephanie Connell |
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| Pair of Stilnovo style pendant lights - Cubitt Antiques |
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| Photo album produced c1900 with wooden covers coated with black lacquer, from The Japanese Gallery |
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| Thomas Webb cut glass decanter set, from Jon Irvine Antiques |
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| Thonet Bentwood rocking chair No.4, from Edd in the Clouds |
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| Victorian aesthetic movement duet piano stool, from Jason Clarke Antiques |
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