The Big Autumn Antiques Weekend takes place at the National Botanic Garden of Wales on October 4 and 5.
There is the promise of high-quality china, jewellery, silver, textiles and furniture, as well as countless curios many smaller collectibles.
So, something for everyone at this event, organised by Derwen Antiques, which will be using various venues including the Garden marquee, the Regency splendour of Principality House and the stunning surrounds of Lord Foster’s Great Glasshouse.
Organiser Brita Rogers said: “The fair will feature more than 50 stalls showcasing Welsh areas of collecting including pottery, jewellery, art and furniture. There will also be paintings and textiles – with a range of Welsh blankets on display.”
Brita is promising a wonderful spectacle with a huge array of styles and themes – from ancient Chinese, retro 60s and country farmhouse.
She added: “Newcomers to this event are Tony and Nikki Chadwick who will be displaying their extensive collection of Ewenny pottery. Their extensive collection includes Welsh pigs, cats and some stunning vases. Many of the Chadwicks’ pieces were stars of the show in an exhibition held at the Swansea Museum last year.”
The Big Autumn Antiques Weekend runs from 10am until 4.30pm on Saturday October 4 and Sunday October 5. There is plenty of free parking. Admission to the Garden is a special less-than-half-price reduced rate of £4.
For more information about events, go to www.gardenofwales.org.uk or phone 01558 667149.
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