The launch of the antiques quarter is on the 25 th November Christmas vintage fair .stalls…read more.food..antiques .. Vintage .. Handmade .. Military . Entertainment .. 11till 5 s7 broad field rd Sheffield . Hope to see you all there .

wow!!! crafts vintage and antiques all in old hsbc bank tastefully converted. i bought loads xmas…read moregifts very different and not in usual high street shops. they told me new coffee shop coming in new year with tasty fresh coffee cant wait! deffo a good visit!

Fantastic antique shop friendly staff fantastic pricesread more

Stone Art is a jewelers in the heart of Bakewell. Primarily specialising in silver jewelry, Stone…read moreArt is one of the first places we visit in Bakewell. There is a massive variety of necklaces, pendants and earrings adorned with semi-precious stones including amethyst, turquoise, amber, moonstone and garnet. Stone Art also has a gallery containing sculpture upstairs. The prices are very reasonable too, surprising because the jewelry is of the highest quality. The perfect place to find a unique gift.

Is there a finer, funkier, funnier, bookstore in all of Yorkshire? Maybe all of the UK? I don't…read morethink so. What topic are you looking for? Proprietor Barry, with his assistant Jerry the cat, will find it for you. Indeed, probably several books on topic. Or just go in with an open mind and you'll find many books of interest. The difficulty will be deciding which to buy. Don't worry, the prices are so reasonable that you can take all you can carry. Beware, there are approximately 14,000 books there, so bring a really big bag.

I love quaint traditional rummagy book shops and this is one of the best. Set up an old cobbled…read morelane with mandatory ats a top some old books outside, the shops itself is small and paked high with books of all genres as well as some old classics and the frienldy old staff

Though it can be a little expensive, there is plenty of choice in this shop for a bit of handmade…read morepottery. In a good, scenic location too, and near the lovely Wentworth Garden Centre. Some little gifts for others (or for yourself!) can be purchased here, with a wide selection of ceramics and pottery.

It is hard to categorise something like this as it is so hard to pinpoint what exactly it is! I…read morewill try and explain to you as simply as I can. Firstly, Ashton Market consists of many outside plots that covers all of Market Square and also they have a indoor building. On the outside, you have different stalls each offering different things. All these people are independent traders. So for example you have a home stall that sells washing powder and fairy liquid and dishcloths. All at cheap prices too! Then you have a Betty Boop stall that sells Figurines cheaply. Its great. Everything you need is on these stalls and at a fraction of the price. Inside, it is a similar story, you also have cafes and carpet people as well as butchers and cheese counters. The list is endless. If you are looking for something particular, have a look at their website for more information. I love this market as I have been brought here since I was a child. Sadly a few years ago, someone burnt the indoor market down and it has had to be rebuilt but it stands today, stronger and better than before. A vast improvement but it has took a while and businesses struggled for a while! Anyway go on a Sunday too for like a car boot market. It is great to get out and wander around who knows what you might find. I found a Lion King Book that I had been looking for (sad i know ) but I loved it!

This is how a proper market should be!…read more It should sell things that before you went you didn't realise you wanted. Don't smoke? Nevermind,this multi pack of tips will come in handy! Don't own a video recorder anymore? Fear not,this blank 180 will come back in fashion one day. Not a serial killer? Duct tape £1 for 3 rolls. Now you can afford to become one whilst saving the pennies... Let's face it,if you don't like wandering around a nice traditional town centre market then you have ceased to be a human (well one that likes to look at cheap tat anyway).. Ashton along with Bury is one of the few half decent markets that still exist near me these days,and even though Bury is only on a few days a week (What's the deal with that anyway? A market should be at least 6 days a week!) They are always great places to have a wander. Not to be confused with- Xmas markets (over priced German wooden things) Farmers markets (Wild Boar sausages) Flea markets (Really small insects) Or Meat markets (Kicking out time at night clubs)...

treasure island use to be a mobile phone shop- now its become a bit of a odds and ends shop…read more mobile phones,games consoles, clothes shoes and handbags all be it designer stuff !childrens toys,swings,slides seesaw's,bikes prams and so much more swaps and exchanges happily taken, items bought and sold day in day out.its a pretty good shop to have a look in given the chance but is a good walk from the center of town so its really only a shop people go to if they live in the area or drive. some pretty good prices and the man who runs the shop is pretty nice to deal with too.not a bad place really

This is a nice antiques centre, in the old Co-op building in the pretty village of Cawthorne. The…read morestalls are in small bays, each with a name, and it is ranged over several floors. There is a wide mixture of collectables, jewellery, furniture and more modern gifts. There is also a small tea room, but we didn't try it out. The tables are amongst the stalls

This antiques centre is beautiful! It's decorated all lovely, and the items for sale are good…read morequality - second to none! There's a lovely little tea room upstairs with amazing soup, and the staff there are especially friendly. Great place overall - the tearoom really makes it all come together and have that perfect antiquey-vintage feel