St Martins Antiques Centre

Antique Dealer in Stamford, Lincolnshire, PE9 2LF

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About the Business

Peter Light founded St. Martins Antiques Centre in 1993, the year George Eliot's novel, Middlemarch, was filmed in the town. Since then, the number of dealers has grown steadily, and now the centre has the capacity to lease space to over seventy exhibitors, homed on floor units, or in a range of cabinets.

Quality furniture items are also considered on a commission basis. The Centre has a variety of antiques unmatched in the surrounding area. Items range from £5 to £5,000. The centre's presence is well known, not only to local Customers, but those that travel from Europe and Overseas.

Now in its twenty first year, the Centre is run by Lucinda Silcock, Peter's daughter. Her experienced team are always on hand, happy to proffer advice, help you purchase fine quality antiques, or discuss your requirements if you are wishing to lease space or offer an item for commission sale.

Business Products

Range of Antiques in Stock

We always stock fine furniture from the Georgian, Victorian and Edwardian periods, along with The Arts & Crafts Movement, and pieces of Country Pine.

Individual dealers specialise in: books, clocks & watches, coins, copper & brass, collectables, ephemera, fireplaces, gardenalia, glass, jewellery, kitchenalia, lighting, pictures & prints, porcelain, silver, fireplace surrounds & grates, textiles, toys, upholstery, sofas/armchairs/chairs and vintage clothing.

Gallery

There is no better way to get a flavour of the Centre than by exploring our Showcase. Our dealer spaces represent not only their range of stock but also the variety of areas in which they specialize - everything from fireplaces to figurines, clocks to copper and toys to textiles.