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,

Pontcanna Flea Market is the real deal. You are guaranteed to find a really good selection of…read morequality Kitsch, both for the home and garden, as well as loads of classic and retro clothing, antiques, electrical goods, records, books, and furniture... essentially all the kind of stuff that you'd expect at a flea market, but with the added bonus of this one being a particularly good one. I don't know where the traders get their stock from, but some of them must have an incredible address book! A lot of them seemingly have endless access to the most incredibly desirable objects. Their lives must be heavenly! I considered becoming a trader myself a few years back, but decided that it would be an overtly dangerous career choice. I'd be great at scouting out my stock, and have fairly well tuned haggling skills. So far, so good! But, the problems would arise when it came to selling any of it on. I know I'd want to keep everything! Those confounded attachment issues! They also hold regular auctions at the King's Road site. I've not been to one, but I hear that they are as much fun as the flea markets, and just as well stocked with eminently buyable stuff.

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.

Great antique shop selling a wide range of treasures, from Georgian silver to diamond rings. Also,…read moreglass, china and a big tray of silver-plated cutlery, useful for extra guests at Christmas dinner! I shop here for antique gifts for friends and family, and the owners are always helpful and knowledgeable. Very reasonable prices too. The Antique Centre is not quite what it used to be, but the Jays Nest is reason enough to pop in if you're looking for unusual gifts that have some history!

A fantastic hidden gem within Bridport. Lots & lots of unique ad-hoc pieces of furniture and charm…read more Reasonable pricing and very helpful. A great area to visit as there is a further 4-5 Antique and Vintage shops in St Michael's along with the Auction House and Art Studios. Fridays evening has the Pizza Van outside and on Saturdays all the other Shops are fully open. New Cafe

Awesome medium sized antique center close to the town center of Salisbury, close enough to town to…read morebe convenient but not so close that you struggle to find a parking spot. Unlike many antique stores it is well arranged and fairly spacious (3 levels) and NOT dusty like so may that tend to make you sneeze with decades old dust and mold spores in the air. It is primarily upmarket (and pricey) but some very nice art and furniture pieces. Mrs G loved a painting there but just too small for our 15 foot ceilinged family room (converted Manor house) and I loved a massive dining table (too big!!!). Still we had a fun time shopping, and came away with a century old 3 tier cake stand. Chris who manages (owns?) the place is exceeding friendly and helpful Two thumbs up

I was enamoured with this antiques shop the moment I walked in. I'm sceptical of any shop selling…read more"antiques", as I'm a firm believer that most of these so-called treasures are just overpriced junk. But I think this one is different. Avalon offers a wide selection of interesting items, from Georgian furniture to unique jewellery. They also carry a range of porcelain and glass figures, as well as books, stamps, pictures and toys. I'm a bit of a history buff, so I really enjoyed browsing the extensive ranges of military medals, which would make a nice gift for my WWII-obsessed Dad. I'm quite picky with jewellery - I hardly wear any, ever. My fingers are like sausages, so it's difficult to find rings that are both big and beautiful. I was astonished when I slipped on an amazing Art Deco silver ring to find it actually fit my massive middle finger perfectly. Priced at a reasonable £35, this ring was coming home with me. I met one-half of the husband and wife team who run this shop, and he is absolutely lovely, chatty and helpful, suggesting I leave my bags at the front so it's easier to manoeuvre around the shop. Definitely coming back here as the antiques are remarkable and the prices are reasonable!

Lesley Pope Antiques is an interesting shop packed full of antiques and some bric a brac. Lesley…read moreused to have a stall in the Lymington Antiques Market before it was closed. She specialises in Silverware is but there are items of furniture, paintings, china, hip flasks, decanters, etc. There is a separate room at the back which sometimes has bargains. A good mooch for an unusual present. Deserves to be supported the owners have a lot of knowledge and it is well worth a visit .It is situated on the opposite side of the road to Marks and Spencer. Parking is available behind the M & S store.

I adore this shop - I wish that my house could look like this with all fine furnishings and…read moredelicate glasses and jewellery strewn about with glamourous abandon. I would have to have genetic modification to stop my clumsiness though and, as the lady looking after the shop pointed out, I probably wouldn't want to do the dusting! A two-storey treasure trove of vintage items but displayed with finesse. I came looking for some champagne saucers and the lady was very helpful in showing me some (the wrong decade for me, but they were beautiful Edwardian cut glass). The prices are astonishingly reasonable verging on cheap so if you like quality items in your home and kitchen then I highly recommend coming here and finding bits and bobs.