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The Decorative Antiques & Textiles Fair
Around Town: Fairs & sales
Also on at Battersea Park
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Time Out says
More than 100 dealers sell traditional and decorative antiques, accessories and twentieth-century design. Included in the fair are furniture, examples of post-war and Art Deco design, lighting from rococo chandeliers to modernist wall lights, mirrors, rugs, kitchenalia, jewellery and collectors' items such as snuff boxes and toys.
Battersea Park details
Transport Battersea Park
020 7624 5173
Times Tue 12-8pm; Wed, Thur 11am-8pm; Fri 11am-7pm; Sat, Sun 11am-6pm
Prices £8 (incl catalogue)
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Let's hope it's better organised than the last one: it was very difficult to find the Marquee which was not signposted either inside or outside the park. I had to queue once to buy a ticket and then again for entry. The woman at the the ticket office took my £8 and then told me there weren't any catalogues left. It's a bit difficult to work out what you might buy without a catalogue, and £8 is a bit of a steep ticket prices without one. Overall: 2 thumbs down.
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