Video tour of our Canonbury Antiques Hertfordshire showroom – just 25 minutes north of London. Open to the public and packed full of antiques and furniture. Contiental antiques, English dining furniture, art deco, architectural and garden, bronzes, Chinese antiques and porcelain and all manner of quirky goods for your interior design projects. Family run since the 1960s – please come and pay us a visit soon.
Celebrity Antiques Road Trip Comes To Canonbury
We were over the moon when we found out that the BBC wanted to film at our Canonbury Antiques showroom just north of London. And now you can view the upcoming show (Monday Sept 3rd BBC2 7.00PM) for yourself. Get your own national TV tour of our furniture and antiques showroom.
The show features Richard Wilson and Annette Crosbie as they trawl the UK looking for antiques to take to auction. So what better place to start than at the large Canonbury Antiques warehouse just 25 minutes north of London.
We were very excited to host the celebrities and TV crew a few months back and can’t wait to tune in on Monday. Video to follow…
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Pair Large French Bronze Cannons Canon Military Antique Canon Military
Please note these are faux cannons – they do not work, they are simply a decorative pair. You are viewing a wonderful pair of French cannons cast from the finest bronze and mounted on wooden fixtures. I hope the photos do this stunning pair some justice, they are certainly more impressive in the flesh.
We haven’t actually tested them to see if they are working, but sure they would make a great decorative piece! There is some intricate casting on the barrel. They are a great architectural pair and would look stunning in a garden or on a terrace.
Both are offered in great shape and we will ship to anywhere in the world. We bought these from an architectural salvage firm in Montmartre Paris, whilst on a recent French buying trip. Will ship to anywhere in the world – please email for shipping quotes
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