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Arthur Swallow Fairs is well known throughout the UK for its wonderful shows of antiques, collectables, upcycled junk and second hand goods, such as the now famous famous Lincolnshire International Antiques and Home Show.
However, in addition to the Vintage Flea Market and the Antiques & Home Show, Arthur Swallow Fairs also hosts a series of five summer shows offering a range of essential and unusual delights for the home, garden and renovation project, from large antique stone urns, salvaged doors, brass fittings and decorative bird cages sourced from the UK and Europe.
Aptly named the Decorative Home & Salvage Show, these events feature excellent salvage and industrial items, decorative and architectural antiques, period home furnishings, restored and upcycled furniture, garden furniture and statuary, and beautiful one-of-a-kind homewares. These three day events are excellent for the trade or private buyer and make for a wonderful day out for all.
The Antiques & Salvage Market at Cheshire Showground, formerly known as the Cheshire Showground Decorative Home & Salvage Show, takes place in June and August at the well located Cheshire Showground on the edge of the grounds of Tabley House near Knutsford. Home to the Cheshire County Show, the venue offers a stunning rural setting for the finest traders to display their wares. The Antiques & Salvage Market at Cheshire Showground follows the same format as Arthur Swallow Fairs' other Decorative Home & Salvage Shows. It features a mix of shopping arcades and open stalls with plenty of space to browse, a wonderfully relaxed atmosphere, free parking, on-site catering and a licensed bar.
The spacious layout and relaxed pace of the Antiques & Salvage Market at Cheshire Showground makes for a great day out for all and is as popular with professional buyers as it is with those looking for pieces for the family home. No two stalls are the same and there is a wonderful mix of wares, from practical salvage and hardware to the most beautiful linens and plants. It's a cleverly laid-out event that makes it virtually impossible to miss anything. And the fluttering flags, white marquees and bales of straw make the Antiques & Salvage Market at the Cheshire Showground feel like a special day out.
The first and last of the annual Decorative Home & Salvage Show is held at Ripley Castle in May and September, while the Antiques & Salvage Market at Cheshire Showground takes place in June and August. All five summer shows follow the same format and visitors will experience the same high standard at each event.
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