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Located just five minutes from Selfridges, Grays Antique Centre offers an entertaining antique-hunting experience among more than 200 independent dealers selling a broad array of collectable, antique and vintage items.
Housed in a stunning red terracotta building, Grays Antique Centre claims to be “one of the world’s largest and most diverse collections of fine antiques, jewellery, and vintage fashion”. And while the emphasis of Grays Antique Centre is very much on antique silver, watches and jewellery, there are a number of stalls that specialize in militaria, porcelain, English ephemera, glass, tribal & Asian art, ethnic items and general antiques - vendors located downstairs showcase fabulous vintage clothing and costume jewellery.
Whether a fan of buying antiques or just browsing, the broad range of dealers of the Grays Antique Centre can bring out the aspiring Lovejoy in anyone.
Prices at Grays Antique Centre are on the more expensive end when compared to London's regular flea markets. However, this gives room for haggling if you feel like to - especially in The Mews building, which is down the small side road to the left of the main door and is slightly more vintage and affordable. Alternatively, visitors can just treat the place like a free museum and admire some very ‘high end’ quality objects.
Gregory Wu
19th July 2019 at 19:51This wasn’t for me, but if I was a jewelry, watch or china hunter, I would have been in heaven.
Emily
19th June 2020 at 21:18Very Overpriced not good value for money at all.
gordon l brady
22nd May 2021 at 12:42To Patrick Carpenter, Hugo Boucier, and Anthea: I have shopped Gray’s since 1982 — got wonderful deals — may you keep Gray’s alive forever.
Gordon Brady