M&G Antiques welcome you and thanks you for stopping by. If you can't visit our showrooms - we ship worldwide. Contact details below the photos.
Click the Stock bar to see our range of stock on the dropdown menu. We are totally committed to conserving our heritage by providing antiques of proven provenance. If you have any questions send an e-mail. ANYTHING relating to antiques falls within our capability and our T's & C's are fully defined on the Terms & Conditions Page. Free walk in valuations on Friday & Saturday mornings. Come & visit. We ship worldwide.
Granville House, 49 The Mall, Faversham, ME13 8JW
Tuesday through Saturday 10.00am - 5.00pm. Sunday 10.30am - 3.30pm. 07982 301833 or 01795 534093
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Take a look at some of our spaces.
C1860. A totally origianal and beautiful Victorian breakfast tilt top breakfast table in front of a C1780 oak sideboard with later (C1850) dresser attached. Just in picture is a reupholstered Victorial Library Chair originally from the Adelphi Theatre.
Our blue & White display on a classic Belgian Art Deco Iron & Teak shelves, next to a Sheritan Revival C1880 Linen Press with the original four slides, a C1820 Bow front chest and our Wake Table in oak, 6 ft x 3Ft wide central plank. Wakes were popular things in the 18th Century.
A Cheltenham family of taxidermists - White & Son - this fox was done around 1880 by the middle of hree generations - Work in the British Museum. He's standing on 1731 Marriage Chest. The Sheraton style Directors Desk in Oak is Sheraton style but is around 1850 - impeccable provenance - and a Campaign Chair from the early 19th century - originated in India.
A Victorian hand made Monks Bench in oak and of peg and board construction. Made in the Tudor style and in the Tudor way. Some of our 18th & 19th Century copper moulds.
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I purchased a Stratton "sailor" compact from you yesterday with SS Pyrrhus engraved on it. After some research it appears that it was probably referring to the Blue Funnel fleet "Pyrrhus" built in 1949
We thought that it could have been a memorial piece for those killed on the Ocean Steamship co in 1940 But all those lost were Philippino Just thought that you would like to know this (Still love the compact though) -
I would like to purchase a 17th/21st Lancer figurine by the Sentry Box can you help?
My father served in this regiment for 32 years. -
Do you do china repairs
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Hi Gordon
I just wanted to say thank you for spending time with me today discussing restoration it was really informative and I appreciate your kindness. I am really pleased with my china dog purchase as well! -
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Dear Sir
Last week we called at your shop basically to just have a look around, and want to thank you for your welcome and friendliness and finally the cup of coffee you freely gave us. The welcome was in
stark contrast to that received in many shops and we will certainly be calling in to see you again when we are next in the area.
Also we purchased from you a small Chinese cabinet which we have spent time on cleaning up all week and it looks beautiful in our Chinese setting.
So once again thank you for the coffee and the welcome.
Vest wishes
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Great place to visit and buy. Lovely variety of stock. Love the mirror Gordon, many thanks.
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What a beautiful place, full of interesting items, well worth a visit. The hosts could not be more helpful and friendly.
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Sustain the remarkable job !! Lovin' it!|
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