Thank you William for repairing my mother's wedding ring. The service was amazing as always you and…read moreyour staff are so polite and helpful. I would recommend knights to anyone looking for lovely jewellery or watches. The shop is clean and safe just what is needed these days. Kindest regards

My favourite jeweller in East Grinstead. They have a good range of jewellery to suit all budgets -…read moreyellow and white gold in 18ct, 14ct & 9ct; diamonds set into silver; the popular Pandora charms & bracelets; Murano gold glass pendants from Italy... also a good range of second hand jewellery - great if you want to treat yourself without breaking the bank. They also do high-end diamond, ruby, emerald & sapphire pieces for those who can afford them. George Knight's also do repairs; they will even let you buy something in installments over a period of time, if they know you and you live locally. The staff are unfailingly polite and helpful. Go in there any time and browse... you might come out with a bargain or a great idea for a present for someone. Highly recommended.

This shop is very good for classic yet contemporary jewellery to suit alot of tastes. The customer…read moreservice is excellent as the staff do consultations, rather than simply assist you. They are also open about their 28day refund policy which means you can return items if they were unsuitable.

As a 22 year old male, I probably don't really represent the target audience of Altjeringa, but as…read more22 year old male needing to buy his Mum a birthday present, Altjeringa was ideal. It's a relatively small shop, but they have a very good concentration of lady's clothes, accessories and home ware. It's all very tasteful, pastel colours and 'homemade' looking items that all seem rather characterful. I bought my mum two white cushions, slightly embroidered cushions. I also picked up a pair of earrings that had been reduced to £6. For solving my birthday crisis, I can't really say a bad word against Altjeringa.

This is a nice little shop in Hove specialising in women's accessories. It has a homey feel to it…read morewhich puts you at ease so that you feel comfortable picking things up, touching the fabrics- women love to touch fabric, have you noticed that- and trying things on. I've only ever been into the shop in the winter so I can only comment on their colder weather stock- they have lovely soft wool shawls, striped scarves and leather and sheepskin gloves. The prices are quite reasonable...for Hove!

For Georgian antiques, head to Petworth. For prime pieces and an education about them, head to…read moreThakeham Furniture in Golden Square. In 2019, I purchased a mahogany chest of drawers and a small mahogany Pembroke work table. They were of fine quality and if available in the US would have cost three times as much. Shipping was flawless and I received my pieces in about 2 weeks. Late last month I purchased a small mahogany bow front chest all done via email. Correspondence was brisk, direct and very pleasant. The chest now sits in an upstairs study and is so absolutely perfect you would think it had sprouted directly from the floorboards. I have purchased from other dealers and they have been costly mistakes. It is easy to get the purchase of antiques very, very wrong. Thakeham operates with the highest integrity. They offer tremendous value for money. They have become trusted advisors. I recommend them without reservation.

The traditional car boot sale was something I got dragged to a lot as a child. After a half hour…read morewandering around, I was always left bored whilst my parents chatted away to fellow entrepreneurs of tabletop sales. As an adult I understand the appeal now and love the Brighton car boot. I have only made it down to the marina location once (it's a bit far out for a post Saturday night venture), but it's good to see that it is still as busy as when it was situated at the station car park. I would recommend getting their as early as possible if you want to pick up the best bargains, but you will certainly find enough on display to keep you busy no matter what time you arrive. being Brighton, you also get a lot of craft stalls with local budding individuals selling their wares and I have bought a number of nice pieces of jewelry over the years. As mentioned, there are also opportunistic food vendors dotted about, so you can grab a bite whilst you wander about. In the days of EBay and electronic shopping, it's great to still see a more traditional way of selling stuff going on. If you fancy yourself as a barterer, then don't be scared to try your luck, especially later in the day when sales are wrapping up. Certainly a great spot to pick up a bargain, or something bizarre.

A Brighton institution, the weekly car boot has been going for nearly thirty years. It used to be…read moreheld in the more picturesque car park at Brighton Train Station but was recently decamped to the top floor of the multi-storey car park at Brighton Marina. Open from 7am-2pm every Sunday, it's an absolute must for bargain hunters, browsers and vintage freaks. There's dozens of stalls and tables selling everything from modern and retro clothes to old books, records, CDs, lamps, chairs, tables, desks, bikes and bric a brac. Some of it is pure tat but look closely and you'll see some real gems too. I've bought all kinds of weird and wonderful things from here from 70s fruit bowls and glasses to a French style table and chairs. The latter cost £40 including free delivery from the stall holder so was a big scoop! In summer, it's heaving so get there early. In winter, take a brolly and be prepared for occasional showers between browsing!

This is a classy shop. It definately has fine furniture at a price, of course. Reynolds do have…read morehave frequent sales however, and it is always worth taking a look. The shop is set out beautifully, the furniture shown off to its full advantage, and gorgeous homeware, ornaments and accessories displayed throughout the store. The staff are at the ready to serve and are polite and friendly. Reynolds is a shop Bognor is and has every reason to be very proud of!

A couple of minutes walk from the main shopping hub is this upmarket ladieswear shop. On the…read moretraditional side, the emphasis appears to be on quality, classic looks with a few touches of mild eccentricity (which I appreciated) in the form of Cornelia James mauve and green snakeskin belts. Staff are welcoming and attentive but the ambiance is a little stiffer, more formal and less fun than in funkier designer boutiques. If you're less inclined to browse and not into fashion experimentation, it could be just what you need.

Whilst my wife enjoyed the attention staff gave her, she normally likes to browse at her own pace…read more The stock was impressively classier than the average clothes shop and very well made. The shop is light and airy. A big plus is that it is right on the corner of car park !!

Aston Bourne is a clothes store specialising in that rugged outdoor look that brings to mind images…read moreof Landrovers and hikers. There's a host of more conventional clothing as well, such as shirts and the like and the quality of products is pretty good. I was surprised to see clothing that seemed (on first glance) to be designed for Prince Charles that actually looked trendy. The small store packs plenty in too, so you don't just end up looking at one trendy cap, but a plethora of different styles and designs. The major stumbling block for me however, was the price... While I can imagine spending a lot of money on a really good Jacket, I'm not sure I'd spend 200 or so £££ on one. But if you're looking for something thats going to last you a long time and look cool while its doing it, its certainly worth casting your eye across their website, and maybe popping even into the store to have a look in person.

Aston Bourne couldn't fulfill an online order and it took me THREE emails and TWO phone calls to…read morethem over 11 days to find out the item was not even in stock, though was at time of purchase and now also discontinued too, spoiling my chance of purchasing elsewhere at a competitive price, had I known sooner. Not a very satisfactory online shopping experience for me and most likely wont use them again, largely due to the lackadaisical communication. I think I would still be waiting to hear something had I not contacted them .