Alfies Antique Market, London

Alfies Antique Market, London

Alfies Antique Market, renowned worldwide, stands as one of London's and Britain's largest indoor antique markets, having played a significant role in establishing Marylebone as a prominent antiques destination. Featuring over seventy-five dealers, it fulfills the four essential criteria for an antique hunt: an enjoyable exploration, authentic treasures, competitive pricing, and an extensive variety of options. Offerings span from Art Deco pieces, silverware, furniture, jewelry, paintings, ceramics, and glassware to vintage clothing, all from a truly global collection.

Launched by Bennie Gray in 1976 on the premises of the Edwardian department store Jordan's, Alfies has undergone extensive renovation, including the addition of a four-storey extension in 1988. Today, the market complex spans 35,000 square feet across five floors, featuring an elegant waterfall staircase and the inviting Rooftop Restaurant. In addition to the shops, you'll also discover various services, including an upholstery workshop, antique frames and framing, watch and jewelry repairs, and even a vintage hair salon.

Why You Should Visit:
The go-to destination for serious collectors and novice shoppers alike. The dealers offer competitive prices and possess a remarkable wealth of knowledge, making a purchase not only about acquiring an item but also receiving a complimentary history lesson.
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Sight Name: Alfies Antique Market
Sight Location: London, England (See walking tours in London)
Sight Type: Shopping

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