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You'll find this antiques and vintage dealer in Lechlade-on-Thames, the market town that sits at the highest navigable point of the River Thames.
The building has real history—it spent many years operating as an actual ironmonger's shop before becoming the antiques business it is today.
The interior sprawls across multiple rooms packed with an interesting range of stock. Substantial pieces of period furniture share space with smaller collectables, decorative objects, and various curiosities—the sort of place where an hour can easily disappear while you're browsing. Whether you're hunting for something specific or just want to appreciate the craftsmanship and stories behind these objects, there's genuinely plenty to explore. The stock changes regularly too, so even if you've visited before, you'll likely find something new to catch your eye.
Lechlade deserves more than just a shop visit though. The riverside is pleasant for walks, and there are some solid local pubs and independent shops scattered through the town. It works well as a base for moving further into the Cotswolds—Fairford with its striking church is close by, and Cirencester, a larger town with significant Roman heritage, is just a short drive away. It's a genuinely worthwhile stop when you're exploring this stretch of the region.
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