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This page contains updates to The London Antiques Guide. Amended entries are abbreviated, and new entries are given a full listing. Lillie Road p. 14 297 297 Lillie Road There has been a move towards more rustic and country French antiques with Catherine and Laraine now running the shop. 291 291 Lillie Road 219 has closed. (Please let me know if you have any information about re-opening.) Martagon 279 Lillie Road Martagon has changed its name to James Jackson. Same shop, same dealers, same great things - just a new name! Nimmo & Spooner 277 Lillie Road A style change has taken place with an addition of clean-lined an elegant 20th century furniture and lighting to compliment the country French antiques. Mayfair p. 47 M. Turpin 27 Bruton Street Sadly, "Dick" Turpin recently passed away. Kensington Church Street p. 58 Richard Courtney Ltd. 101 Kensington Church Street London W8 7LN 020 7 229 0800 A move from Fulham Road sees a fresh new gallery for Richard Courtney on Kensington Church Street. Courtney stocks gorgeous pieces of early walnut and English craftsmanship at its best. While many pieces are 17th century country, you will also find traditional English 18th century items. p. 63 Roderick Jellicoe 3A Campden Street Roderick has closed the shop and now deals at fairs and online at www.englishporcelain.com. Notting Hill p. 68 David Levi Stand 3 and 4 Lipka's Arcade 282, 286, 288 and 290 Westbourne Grove tel: 07778 518 094 A great dealer for all your folk art, treen, metalware and pottery needs with competitive prices and top-notch charming offerings. Church Street p. 78 Preston Fitzgerald 11 Church Street If you want to re-create Grand Tour opulence (and those of you who want to *so* know that you do) Preston Fitzgerald is your High Priest. Preston is 'between premises' - still dealing and the website and phone number in the book remain valid. James Worral 28 Church Street London NW8 8EP tel: 020 7563 7181 A newcomer to Church Street, James offers an eclectic array of English and Scandinavian furniture mixed with just the right amount of truly interesting objects and mid-Century modern for a completely fresh and stylish look. Highly recommended. Architectural Salvage p. 139 LASSCO Warehouse 41 Maltby Street LASSCO Warehouse will shortly be moving to Vauxhall, so be sure to ring before you head to SE1. Kensal Rise Retrouvius 2A Ravensworth Road London NW10 5NR 020 8960 6060 www.retrouvius.com Off the beaten track in north-west London, Retrouvius is an architectural salvage business with a twist. Pieces are selected for their interest and artistic merit, enabling them to suit modern refurbishment projects. "Old pieces used in new ways" could easily be the motto here with a real specialty in sets such as matching tables, desks or lighting perfect for redesigning shops, galleries or restaurants. Greenwich Walpole's 10 Nelson Road London SE10 9JB 020 8305 3080 www.walpoleantiques.com An antiques gallery with a difference, Walpole's has a refreshingly unique attitude to antiques across many genres, styles and prices. At 10 Nelson Road you will find maritime antiques, folk art, British army and campaign pieces, Chinese export, country house items, clocks and scientific instruments as well as works of art pertaining to life in London. With plenty of sites to visit in Greenwich, including the Maritime Museum, the Cutty Sark, Ranger's House and the Royal Observatory, this gallery makes the perfect highlight for a day out. Please do not hesitate to contact Kimberly via the Contact page. |
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