Amazing place. Stall holders are ok too. It's proper old fashioned place. It has a tea shop and you…read morecan sit on the quay in the Sun. Proper!

Certainly an interesting place, with lots to look at…read more The building contains some very interesting antiques, with lots to look at including paintings, china, furniture. The shop is sectioned, with each person renting a section to show there antiques off. Some things can be quite expensive, however there are soom good bargains to be had and its great fun looking through all the stuff. We certainly spent along time looking all around and purchased a few interesting items. Its open 7 days a week, 10am to 5pm in the winter, and 10am to 6pm in the summer from easter onwards,

Fantastic store !!! Very helpful lady too…read more I will be returning next week to make some purchases

Out of all the different antique shops in this small town I found this one the most interesting. It…read moreactually has some real finds And you have to go look for it. This shops is over three floor and every room is full of great stuff like glass and silver ware and pottery and furniture ect ect. I spend a lovely hour in there just going through the different rooms ... telling myself that I don't need this or that. In the end I had so many things I wanted to buy that I din't buy any. Now I'm regretting it.

Now I don't usually get excited at antique shops but this one I did! I bought a beautiful three…read moretiered antique serving plate from these friendly people and it gets regular use. Very nice antique shop based right in the village of Boscastle and some of the friendliest antique dealers I have ever met. They really are something to brag about. I enjoyed my browse around their shop and even had a friendly chat with them. Seems they were well impressed that I was an american in their shop! Very nice people!

There's lots to see and do at Tiverton Market. Enjoy shopping with a personal touch where you get…read moreto chat to the traders, find out about the products and learn where they come from. Tiverton Market benefits from having more than 50% of products and produce sold here being locally sourced. There are many special events held including food events, children's events, gardening and green events plus the award-winning night markets 'Electric Nights Streetfood'. A variety are offered here from clothing, jewellery, books, produce, zero waste, games and audio plus much much more! The Market benefits from its own café, delicatessen and free wifi. The Market building is a historic attraction being built in 1830 and is often decorated with flags and bunting. A fun, social shopping experience in Tiverton's town centre.

From the owner: Historic Pannier Market selling a diverse range of local artisan produce and handcrafted goods in…read morethe heart of Devon. Over 50% of products and produce sold here are sourced from Devon and surrounding West Country counties. Tiverton Market boasts a beautiful Grade II listed Victorian pannier market building with full length glass doors. With many specialist traders here every week, there is so much to see and enjoy. Regular market days include: - Mondays 09:00 - 14:00 - Second-hand Goods Market - Tuesdays, Fridays and Saturdays 08:30 - 16:00 - General Market - Wednesdays and Thursdays 09:00 - 15:00 Mini Market. - Delicatessen and Café open all week (Tuesday to Saturday). - Award-winning Night Market takes place on the first Saturday of the month (May to September). Facilities: - Pay and Display Parking is available adjacent to the Pannier Market (off Newport Street) (standard charges apply) - Public Conveniences including easy-access and disabled toilets available - Deli Street Market Café

Run by an amazing lady called Carol this tiny shop on the corner of Church Lane is a mecca for…read moreantiques buyers. Small but perfectly formed this shop has everything from jewellery to vases and paintings and Carol will tell you all you need to know about all of them, she is a walking antiques encyclopedia! Recommended for that gift for a hard to buy for person.

Salcombe is not the first place you think of for antiques buying, but this tiny little shop…read moresurvives year after year. It's tucked away at the end of Island Street and many will walk past without even noticing it's shopfront. But nip inside and it has a good selection of the usual antique fare with a maritime twist