Antiques in Suffolk
Suffolk is famous for being a treasure house for antiques. Whether you are interested in furniture or decorative items for daily use in your home, splendid jewellery to wear, or something very precious and beautiful to keep as an investment, Suffolk is the place to come.
You can discover troves of antiques in Suffolk in antique and collectables shops throughout the county's pretty and historic towns and villages, making your browsing of High Streets part of a great sightseeing trip.
Yoxford Antiques Centre and Gardens offers a refreshing and relaxing approach to buying antiques, collectables and gifts. They have a light and airy display area of over 5,000 sq ft with quality antique and 20th century furniture, clocks, jewellery, bygones and collectables of all types, silver, ceramics, textiles, soft furnishings and vintage clothing, as well as a wide range of secondhand books, antique tools and garden ornaments. For full details, please see: Yoxford Antiques Centre and Gardens
Mander Auctioneers, Clare, hold auctions throughout the year, offering a range of rare antique items plus lots of furniture, silver, pictures, ceramics, jewellery and more. The auctions are held on a Saturday, with viewing days held on the Friday beforehand - and no two auctions are the same! Please click on the link above for auction dates and more information.
The Woodbridge Antiques Centre is a fantastic place to browse. With over 20 showcases of carefully selected items, you are likely to come across some fine examples of Georgian, Victorian and Edwardian silverware, 18th, 19th & 20th Century porcelain, fine jewellery, vintage costume jewellery, and even antique telephones - some adapted for modern use and in full working order!
Long Melford has been called the ‘antiques capital of East Anglia’, and is where the TV programme 'Lovejoy' was loosely based. The experts of antiques in Suffolk are true enthusiasts and can pass on their expertise in their specialist areas as you browse their shops.
Have you something to sell? You can combine a break with the fun atmosphere of Suffolk’s busy auction rooms and get the opinion of very experienced valuers of the county. Perhaps pay for your break, with cash to spare!
Antiques and collectables have become an extremely popular way to invest. Trawling through antiques in Suffolk might just be the turning point for your firtunes! And just as seen on the TV programmes, each antique opens up whole histories and insight into previous lives and long-gone eras. Very satisfying! Well worth planning a holiday around the world of Suffolk antiques alone.
Please also see Shoppers' Guide to Suffolk
What has been your greatest antique find in Suffolk? Which antiques shop do you think is the best? Let us know your thought by contacting us at suffolkguides.admin@suffolktouristguide.com.
You can discover troves of antiques in Suffolk in antique and collectables shops throughout the county's pretty and historic towns and villages, making your browsing of High Streets part of a great sightseeing trip.
Yoxford Antiques Centre and Gardens offers a refreshing and relaxing approach to buying antiques, collectables and gifts. They have a light and airy display area of over 5,000 sq ft with quality antique and 20th century furniture, clocks, jewellery, bygones and collectables of all types, silver, ceramics, textiles, soft furnishings and vintage clothing, as well as a wide range of secondhand books, antique tools and garden ornaments. For full details, please see: Yoxford Antiques Centre and Gardens
Mander Auctioneers, Clare, hold auctions throughout the year, offering a range of rare antique items plus lots of furniture, silver, pictures, ceramics, jewellery and more. The auctions are held on a Saturday, with viewing days held on the Friday beforehand - and no two auctions are the same! Please click on the link above for auction dates and more information.
The Woodbridge Antiques Centre is a fantastic place to browse. With over 20 showcases of carefully selected items, you are likely to come across some fine examples of Georgian, Victorian and Edwardian silverware, 18th, 19th & 20th Century porcelain, fine jewellery, vintage costume jewellery, and even antique telephones - some adapted for modern use and in full working order!
Long Melford has been called the ‘antiques capital of East Anglia’, and is where the TV programme 'Lovejoy' was loosely based. The experts of antiques in Suffolk are true enthusiasts and can pass on their expertise in their specialist areas as you browse their shops.
Have you something to sell? You can combine a break with the fun atmosphere of Suffolk’s busy auction rooms and get the opinion of very experienced valuers of the county. Perhaps pay for your break, with cash to spare!
Bygones of Needham Market
If you enjoy seeking out treasures from times gone by, check out Bygones of Needham Market! This is the ultimate place to grab a bargain as there is always a great selection of charming 'bygone' goods such as pine & oak furniture, vintage clothing, old fireplaces, copper kettles and much, much more! Bygones will also consider buying your unwanted items from you so get in touch by clicking on the link above!
If you enjoy seeking out treasures from times gone by, check out Bygones of Needham Market! This is the ultimate place to grab a bargain as there is always a great selection of charming 'bygone' goods such as pine & oak furniture, vintage clothing, old fireplaces, copper kettles and much, much more! Bygones will also consider buying your unwanted items from you so get in touch by clicking on the link above!
Antiques and collectables have become an extremely popular way to invest. Trawling through antiques in Suffolk might just be the turning point for your firtunes! And just as seen on the TV programmes, each antique opens up whole histories and insight into previous lives and long-gone eras. Very satisfying! Well worth planning a holiday around the world of Suffolk antiques alone.
Please also see Shoppers' Guide to Suffolk
What has been your greatest antique find in Suffolk? Which antiques shop do you think is the best? Let us know your thought by contacting us at suffolkguides.admin@suffolktouristguide.com.
