Antiques Collectors and 20th Century Fair London

Head to the Antiques, Collectors and 20th Century Fair in London's Alexandra Palace for some of the best vintage trinkets and design pieces around. One of the largest antiques fairs in London this year, culture vultures and those with an eye for style will love browsing though the selection of classic items for sale.

Antiques, Collectors and 20th Century Fair London
If your idea of a perfect Sunday is rifling through vintage bric a brac in search of the perfect arty object for your home, then the Antiques, Collectors and 20th Century Fair in London will be right up your street. With over 600 stalls featuring furniture, pottery, ceramics, Bakelite, paintings and much more, there is bound to be plenty to suit a variety of tastes.

Valuation and restoration roadshows
If you want any advice on how to protect and preserve your well loved family heirloom, then visit the experts in the valuation and restoration roadshows alongside the market, the Antiques, Collectors and 20th Century Fair. If you want to find out just how much that old pot you keep your elastic bands in at home is really worth, then pop along for a well informed valuation - who knows, you might be sitting on a goldmine.

The Antiques, Collectors and 20th Century Fair London is at Alexandra Palace from 9.30am - 4.30pm, Sunday 20th November 2011. Tickets are £5.00 for members of the public and £10.00 for trade. Children under 14 go free.

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