IACF Blog

Posted September 2nd, 2020 by Eve Oliver and filed under IACF News & Other Interesting Stuff

An update on our fairs.

Posted August 3rd, 2020 by Eve Oliver and filed under IACF News & Other Interesting Stuff

Miles uses Antique Sewing Machine founded at IACF Ardingly to make facemasks.

Posted July 29th, 2020 by Eve Oliver and filed under New-Comers Guides to Antiques Fairs

Ever thought of becoming an IACF Stallholder? Check out our guide for top tips of how to make the most of our fairs.

Posted May 27th, 2020 by iacf and filed under IACF News & Other Interesting Stuff

IACF Covid-19 update - 28/7/2020.

Posted April 9th, 2020 by Eve Oliver and filed under IACF News & Other Interesting Stuff

Karen Barlow, owner of The Little Potato Store pop up vintage store on Instagram talks about Newark Antique Fair, how to get into vintage styling and everything antique!

Posted June 11th, 2019 by Emma Merry and filed under New-Comers Guides to Antiques Fairs

Emma Merry of Emma Merry Styling gives us her expert Interior Designer's Guide on how to get the most from sourcing unique items at Ardingly International Antiques & Collectors Fair.

Posted April 16th, 2019 by Atters Attree and filed under Dealer Corner

The irrepressible Atters is at it again, discovering some very interesting antiques and finding himself a very fetching pair of 'bottleneck' bottom late 60s psychedelic trousers...all at iacf Antique & Collectors Fairs!

Posted March 26th, 2019 by Grant Nicholas IACF and filed under IACF News & Other Interesting Stuff

As part of the continuing First World War Centenary Commemorations, Bac To Basic Antiques, a regular exhibitor at Shepton Mallet, is putting on a special display of Old Bill WW1 commemorative pottery at the fair being held on the weekend of Friday 29th - Sunday 31st March.

Posted March 21st, 2019 by Grant Nicholas IACF and filed under IACF News & Other Interesting Stuff

This April, Ardingly Antiques & Collectors Fair will celebrate its half-century! For the original organiser - Caroline Penman - memories of the first ever Ardingly event are a little hazy, but as they say: if you can remember the sixties, you weren’t there!