Tag Archives: Tetbury

We’re back on Sunday!

Posted on June 27, 2017 by Bibury Antiques Fair & Andy Briggs trading as Echo Antiques

Hello! We are back on show this Sunday, July 2nd. Please pop in and say hi, we even have a visitors book now, so you can sign in, just for fun! It’s nice to know where our visitors come from. … Continue reading →

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Return the Marbles to Bibury!

Posted on May 31, 2017 by Bibury Antiques Fair & Andy Briggs trading as Echo Antiques

Well, not a secret hoard of ancient ruins, but with some summer weather, maybe playing marbles in the sun could be a pleasant pastime! These were spotted at the last event, so they may still be available. Pop along on … Continue reading →

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Roll on Sunday!

Posted on May 30, 2017 by Bibury Antiques Fair & Andy Briggs trading as Echo Antiques

Hello again! Sorry for the absence, seem to have been busy with a few things! Pop along to see our next fair this coming Sunday, June 4th at Bibury Village Hall. If you need a reminder, or haven’t seen us … Continue reading →

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Indiana? No! But what was his dad called?

Posted on May 17, 2017 by Bibury Antiques Fair & Andy Briggs trading as Echo Antiques

Hello Folks! Well, what am I on about you may well ask! This storage label was found a few months ago on the back of something, and I can’t remember what it was, maybe I’ll find it again, or maybe … Continue reading →

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All a buzz after the fair!

Posted on May 8, 2017 by Bibury Antiques Fair & Andy Briggs trading as Echo Antiques

Today I had to sort out a swarm, which happened when I was at the fair! Here it is! (Or was during collection!) Now sitting in a hive on a table in the garden, awaiting it’s new place of residence! … Continue reading →

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Loading Up!

Posted on May 6, 2017 by Bibury Antiques Fair & Andy Briggs trading as Echo Antiques

Hello Folks! Just getting ready for our next Antiques Fair in Bibury Village Hall. Sunday May 7th, opening at 10am! Light refreshments for public include cake, scones, tea, coffee…… Here is something that may well be seen, lovely little stool, … Continue reading →

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Catching Up!

Posted on May 2, 2017 by Bibury Antiques Fair & Andy Briggs trading as Echo Antiques

Hello again! Well, time has whizzed by and I can’t believe it’s almost a month since we were last at Bibury, and we will be there on Sunday May 7th. The fair there last month was well attended with interesting … Continue reading →

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