Hello, here is a brass St. George slaying the dragon. Today, April 23rd, is St. George’s Day!
Our next fair at Bibury is on May 6th, another Bank Holiday weekend!
See you soon, regards, Andy.
Bibury
Drawing Closer!
Hello again!
Just a little photograph of what may be drawing closer next month.
Well, there are new stallholders with us, and as yet I haven’t got any photographs of their stock, so here is a set of drawing instruments I photographed last month, fabulous value!
Here they are!
Regards, Andy.
Fair Thanks!
Hello All!
Thanks to all the dealers and visitors who were with us at Bibury last Sunday, we had a busy day, and the weather was pretty good too, much better than the rain we have had recently, so the river wasn’t as clear as usual.
This is a photograph of one of the stands, I hope it gives a little feel of the variety of items we have on sale at this fair.
Have a good week.
Regards, Andy.
One year ago!
Hello! Here is a photograph of the river and The Swan Hotel in Bibury, and behind me the river runs next to the road and goes past The Village Hall, where Bibury Antiques Fair will be on show on Sunday April 1st! Please call in and peruse the lovely show we will have. Maybe a late Easter present for a friend could be found? There will be several Classic Cars on their way for coffee just down the road too, follow one and see where it goes! Happy motoring!
Regards, Andy.
Hello, I have just found a photograph of a stall from last April, and here it is.
Good Friday?
Hello! Well, is it a Good Friday? Well, according to the weather forecast it will be soggy around the edges, and bees will not be flying unless sheltered against a wall or in a sunny spot if they are lucky!
So, final waxing and dusting of a few bits and bobs should be able to continue indoors!
Here is a table top which just looks fab in the sunshine!
Regards, Andy
April Fools?!
Hello all!
Just hoping the weather doesn’t fool us again as this Sunday, April 1st we will be on show at Bibury Village Hall, from 10am to 4pm.
Refreshments from noon too.
There will be a great display of items for sale including jewellery, glass, boxes of all kinds (see the photo below), pictures, and a few nice items of furniture too!
Maybe see you there?
Regards, Andy.
Just Ask!
Hello, and with just a week to go until Bibury Antiques Fair returns we are are busy and hoping the weather will be kinder to us than it was in March.
Amongst the dealers stock exhibited, one may well find this, a sign which just says all it needs to…….
So, please ask there is anything I can help with, we open at 10am and close at 4pm, from noon, refreshments will be available. Please call in and enjoy the fair.
Regards, Andy.
Heads or tails? Cards anyone?
Hello!
Pleased to say that I have a card table for sale now, here it is too, a fine mid 18th C. wonderful colour mahogany table with fabulous legs! How can they be resisted?
Why not gamble on this and make an offer, but beware, despite being only on show in mid March for the first time, your offer may well be accepted! Gamble and try, we could both win! I’m not very good at poker, but I could be tempted!
Regards, Andy.
Sorry Folks! Schedule Change!
Hello all!
Just a quick note to say that due to weather forecasts and the amount of concern for travelling on the roads, we have decided to change plan and not have our fair this Sunday March 4th.
We will be on show Easter Sunday, April 1st 2018!
Regards, Andy.
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The Pressure is on now!?
Hello All!
Wow, what a bright sunny day on Sunday and so clear, could see for miles.
Tonight, well, minus 3 here, which not cold for many, but the Camelia is well wrapped as it was doing so well this year too, but I fear this may upset the buds if it gets colder.
The plan (subject to being frozen out or snowed in!), is to have our first Bibury Antiques Fair this coming Sunday, March 4th. The weather may well interfere with this, so please call, and unless I add news to the contrary, we will be on show, and I’m looking forward to it, this barometer may be there, and look, as I suspect the gauge will be different then too!
Regards, Andy.
Bibury Antiques and Vintage Fair 