Great
Grooms of Hungerford
Situated just off the M4 (junction
14) within easy reach of both Heathrow and Gatwick and with a main line
railway station direct to London Paddington.
The showrooms are within a Georgian house dating from the 1770`s. On
display at the property is the earliest surviving land deed, dated 1713
in the reign of Queen Anne when the property was used as a tannery.
Situated beside the trout filled
River Dunn and Between the famous Bear Hotel and Lamb Inn, the property
has extensive gardens displaying garden statuary.
Hungerford
with nearby Littlecote House and its Civil War history makes an excellent
day out. It is a well established town for the antique enthusiast and
dealer and close to ancient market and historic towns.
At Great Grooms in Hungerford, we have a variety of showrooms displaying
a wide cross-section of specialist antiques. All items at Great Grooms
are displayed in room settings and are in pristine or fully restored
condition. We have our own in-house workshops and team of conservationists
covering all fields of restoration. Our corporate identity is linked
with the racing fraternity. As we are situated in the heart of the racing
country.
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Champion
Room
In the champion
room (Opened by Bob Champion, Jockey and Grand National winner) you
will find a large selection of 18th and 19th century English and continental
furniture predominantly for the dining room. We also have a variety
of picture experts displaying important 17th and 18th century old master
paintings, 18th to 19th century oils and watercolours and 18th to 20th
century prints and engravings.
Entrance
Hall
We have on display
the widest variety of cabinet goods including experts in boxes, tea
caddies, glass, porcelain, pottery, staffordshire, jewelry, silver flatware
and cutlery, an eclectic mix of memorabilia.
We even have a
specialist dealer in door furniture and brasses and also a large selection
of lighting including table lamps and chandeliers.
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