Nestled in the heart of Marylebone, Alfies has been a haven for vintage treasures and timeless finds for decades. Here on our blog, we’ll take you behind the scenes, highlight the fascinating pieces and passionate dealers that make Alfies unique, and share tips, trends, and tales from the world of antiques.
Last Saturday, Alfies Antique Market came alive with a celebration of punk history, as Smutty Smiff welcomed collectors and music lovers to the launch of the Leee Black Childers exhibition. Relive the night with exclusive event photos and Smutty’s heartfelt thank-you video.
If walls could talk, those at Alfies Antique Market would tell stories of timeless treasures and hidden gems. Now, the market is adding a new chapter to its storied history with an extraordinary exhibition—rare, limited-edition prints by the late, great Leee Black Childers.
Charles sells fantastic art pieces, alongside vintage books and pens. When you enter Gunnersbury Arts you can see the love that Charles has for all of the art he has collected.
Since 1976 Alfies Antique Market in Marylebone has attracted inquisitive customers from across London and the world. Being the largest indoor antique and vintage market in London…
Nestled on top of the 4-Storey maze, of Alfies Antique Market, you’ll find the Rooftop Kitchen. With views of London’s skyline, this café serves as the perfect pitstop while shopping at the antique and vintage marketplace.
The gentle whirring and humming of machinery and radio welcomes you as you stand outside The Bespoke Metal Workshop, tucked away from the buzz of the market in the tranquil nook on our second floor…
This month we’ve launched an exciting new collaboration with our distinguished neighbours at The Landmark Hotel and Lisson Gallery, Marylebone. What better summer combination could there be than Art, Antiques and High Tea?
This month we’ve launched an exciting new collaboration with our distinguished neighbours at The Landmark Hotel and Lisson Gallery, Marylebone. What better summer combination could there be than Art, Antiques and High Tea?
