Galloway Antiques Fairs have been organising quality antiques and fine art fairs for 26 years. We pride ourselves in our choice of venues, some of the finest stately homes in the country.
We have a great bunch of nationally known dealers exhibiting a wide range of items to include town and country furniture, silver, jewellery, paintings, sculpture, glass, porcelain, antiquarian books and prints, angling antiques, oriental rugs, mirrors, clocks, lighting and many decorative items for your home.Our fairs have a dateline restriction of 1970 with the exception of fine art and sculpture where no dateline applies.
We have a great bunch of nationally known dealers exhibiting a wide range of items to include town and country furniture, silver, jewellery, paintings, sculpture, glass, porcelain, antiquarian books and prints, angling antiques, oriental rugs, mirrors, clocks, lighting and many decorative items for your home.Our fairs have a dateline restriction of 1970 with the exception of fine art and sculpture where no dateline applies.
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Owned by the same family for over 500 years, Arley is a delightful estate. The award -winning gardens, recently voted in the top 50 in Europe and in Britain's top 10, have been created gradually over 250 years with each generation of the family making its own contribution.
The Hall itself was built by the present Viscount Ashbrook's great, great grandfather, Rowland Egerton-Warburton between 1832 and 1885 and is a fine example of the Victorian Jacobean Style.Each room is given its own individual character by the elaborate plaster work, wood panelling, family portraits and porcelain.
The Hall itself was built by the present Viscount Ashbrook's great, great grandfather, Rowland Egerton-Warburton between 1832 and 1885 and is a fine example of the Victorian Jacobean Style.Each room is given its own individual character by the elaborate plaster work, wood panelling, family portraits and porcelain.
Duncombe Park is one of Yorkshire's foremost historic houses and estates, and home to the Duncombe family. The original house was built in 1713 for Thomas Duncombe, and following a fire in 1879 the first Earl of Feversham remodelled the interiors.
Following the death of the second Earl of Feversham at The Battle Of The Somme in 1916, Duncombe Park was leased as a girls school, but was returned to a loving family home in 1985 when it was lovingly restored and refurbished.It is set in 300 acres of dramatic parkland just 3 minutes from the centre of Helmsley, a picturesque, affluent, market town very popular with tourists throughout the year.
Following the death of the second Earl of Feversham at The Battle Of The Somme in 1916, Duncombe Park was leased as a girls school, but was returned to a loving family home in 1985 when it was lovingly restored and refurbished.It is set in 300 acres of dramatic parkland just 3 minutes from the centre of Helmsley, a picturesque, affluent, market town very popular with tourists throughout the year.
George Watson's College is a co-educational independent day school in Scotland, situated on Colinton Road, in the affluent Merchiston / Morningside area of the city. It was first established as a hospital in 1741, became a day school in 1871, and was merged with its sister school George Watson's Ladies College in 1974.
Built at the height of Harrogate's prosperity in the 19th century, the Majestic Hotel is a palatial and stately Victorian property, set in 8 acres of private gardens in the heart of this elegant spa town. In the years before the First World War, Europe's spas were frequented by royalty.
Prince Henry of Prussia stayed at The Majestic while organising an Anglo-German car rally in Yorkshire, the extremely wealthy and extremely handsome Maharajah of Patiala was a also a guest, as were a number of Russian grand duchesses.Harrogate, like London, had its Season and the staff of the Majestic grew used to receiving some remarkable guests.
Prince Henry of Prussia stayed at The Majestic while organising an Anglo-German car rally in Yorkshire, the extremely wealthy and extremely handsome Maharajah of Patiala was a also a guest, as were a number of Russian grand duchesses.Harrogate, like London, had its Season and the staff of the Majestic grew used to receiving some remarkable guests.
Set in the heart of the beautiful Ribble Valley, Stonyhurst Hall was built in 1592 by Sir Richard Shireburn and was occupied as the family seat until 1794 when an ancestor gave The Hall and estate to the Society of Jesus as a new home for their college. Since 1794 additions have been made to the college, but the character and style of an Elizabethan manor house remains.
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