Fairs and Markets

A selection of three fairs in different parts of the country taking place in August

Dealers say the ‘beauty’ of choosing older dresses for your big day is you can ‘shop across a range of styles’

The small town of Frome in Somerset features regularly in regional lists of the best places to live in the UK.

Latest bustling Treasure House Fair took place at a lively time for the art and antiques market

A reader has contacted ATG regarding a pet hate, the “scourge of the antiques fairs” – trolleys.

Event organiser Mariette & Co is launching the first international iteration of its Trois Crayons Drawings Hub in the United States this autumn.

As early details about this year’s Frieze Masters have been released, dealers have also started sharing some key pieces of stock they will have on show.

Two fairs in Birmingham are joined by new Greater Manchester event before another in Scotland

Just a few hours after the Treasure House Fair opened to the public, London jeweller Wartski announced the sale of a major highlight from its stand.

The prime minister-in-waiting, Andy Burnham, is planning to move parts of Downing Street’s operation to Manchester in a move to devolve power out of London, and a push to the city where he was formerly mayor (of Greater Manchester). One of the UK’s most visited shopping destinations for its many vintage shops, here are a few possible temptations in and around Manchester for Downing Street’s finest.

More than 200 traders descended on the local racecourse for the Newmarket Antiques & Collectors Fair, which has been running for over 20 years.

While Jane Austen thought Bath to be wearying after six weeks, a two-day fair will keep visitors enthralled

The Treasure House Fair returned for its fourth edition at the Royal Hospital Chelsea.

A TV casting director who launched a vintage and mid-century fair in March at the Grade I-listed St Stephen’s Church in Hampstead (with another in June) is moving to another ecclesiastical setting on Saturday, July 11, for the third event, also in north London.

Dolls’ houses, these tiny homes and their teensy furniture, create passionate collectors.

As Premier Fairs, Richard Burtonshaw organises two glass and decorative fairs in the UK.

Sanctum Fairs held its annual event at a new Henley venue, Stonor Park.