The Church Hill antique centre is fantastic. It's a big antique shop housed in an old church. I…read moredon't know very much about antiques, and I am normally put off by the prices, but I spent absolutely ages in here: there was a lot of great stuff, mostly very affordable. The jewellery and accessories were especially good; there was a gold bangle watch in there for only £25. Upstairs on the gallery they had a few 1930's fur stoles, mink and fox for between £20 and £40. Cheap as chips, considering! Plus the stuff was all laid out nicely in cabinets. I'm definitely going to come back when I need to buy some presents for people. You could get something really special at a decent price.

I found a copy of Milton's Poetical Works and asked "How much?" Because there are sections of…read moreconsignment items from various sellers and the price wasn't marked, the man at the front counter called the seller to see about the price. Her first answer was that the books were "prop pieces" but that she would be willing to sell the book for £5. Wow. It was published in 1862. I am happy to have found the book and happy with the service in this shop.

You could get lost in your imagination in this place because there are so many weird and wonderful…read morelittle trinkets and curios to spark off all sorts of strange and bizarre associations and thoughts in this little, dark antiques shop. You would definitely have to rely on your imagination to get lost in here, because this shop is small, so don't worry your not actually at any physical risk of getting lost. My personal favourites that I saw in here, was a delightfully faded, and chipped original life ring from an old boat, with 'Ben Truman-Kent' printed on it. I bet there's a few stories there... If you want to find your own stories, just come here...

The most fun and varied antique shop in Lewes. Also has a variety of price ranges, which makes it…read moremore fun to browse.

Excellent antique shop with knowledgeable bosses John and Grant. Prices are ok and it's always…read moreworth looking to see what they have. We have bought a lot from there over the years.

This shop is a really good find. It is absolutely full of every type of glass you could imagine and…read morethey don't mind you picking up the glasses. It has very relaxed atmosphere in fact they offered us a cup of tea. You could spend a long time in there there is so much to see. If you need to match antique glasses then this is the place for you.

Beautiful Furniture, jewellery and wierd and wonderful stuff. A real Aladdins cave. The layout is…read morelovely and easy to view all the pieces within it. Very friendly staff with excellent customer service. A great place to go and buy something unique and different. Well worth a visit.

The design of this shop so perfectly echoes a kilim, it is very well though out. I really love…read morekilims, they have an intricate aged look even when brand new and prove that some things need change very little to still be appreciated. Thi shop is a beautiful place to browse and admire but definitely one for collector's or those looking for something special to hand on a wall or take pride of place on floor- the kilims are old and pricey or new and pricey. All fantastically beautiful and lovely to see. If you are a fan it is always worth a look and if you have been hunting for the perfect one this may be your lucky day.

Here we have something that you don't see every day - a traditional horologist restoring fabulous…read morelarger time pieces to full working order. The window display alone is quite a sight to behold and it's only in so doing that I realised that I don't believe that I've ever seen a place of this nature with a shop front at all. Of course from time to time you find the odd jeweller who can restore a watch or change a battery for you but to find a company who make it their business to take on full size 18th century Grandfather clocks is quite something else.