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Established in Chelsea in 1898, Millers moved to Ringwood some 35 years ago and is under the personal supervision of Alan and Carole Miller.

A wide range of English & Continental furniture with an emphasis on the country look is attractively displayed in 8 showrooms in room settings.

Alan and Carole travel extensively in England and in Europe ensuring that there is a constant supply of quality antiques and collectibles to replenish the stock.

The ever changing stock includes 19th century mahogany, walnut, fruitwood and pine furniture, Treen, Majolica, Quimper, Brass & Copper, Decorative Accessories & many other interesting & unusual items.

Ringwood is situated on the edge of The New Forest which was established by William the Conqueror. An insight to the past and present of Forest life can be found at The New Forest Museum and Visitor Centre, at Lyndhurst. The delights of the open Forest are freely available to all with woodland walks, horse riding, water sports and the observation of nature. The towns of Winchester, Salisbury and Christchurch dating back to the Middle Ages are close at hand.

Millers Antiques Ltd

Netherbrook House

86 Christchurch Road

Ringwood, Hampshire

BH24 1DR

Tel: 01425 472062

Fax: 01425 472727

mail@millers-antiques.co.uk

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Pair of Fauteuils c1900

In Grey Paint

L 23 ”, D 20”, H 33½”

Ref B1057

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