You will find a myriad of useful items that connect us to our past, to a simpler time when handmade objects were the order of the day.

Why not get together with a friend, or even group of friends, for a special day out at the Brocante ?

Jenny and Narelle from The Juniper Barn did their very first fair with us in 2021 and we are delighted to say that they will return this summer as well.

Our lovely stallholder Rebecca from Rebecca’s Aix Home is out in Provence at the moment sourcing yummy French linens for us on the 21st September.

We are delighted to say that Sue from Suitably Vintage will be joining us with her brilliant mix of faded vintage textiles and sewing supplies gathered on her extensive searches around the country.

Well-known West Berkshire antique dealer, Lois Kirsten, will be bringing her unique finds along to the White Door Brocante on 21st of September.

We are pleased to say that Gabrielle Izen will be joining us on the 21st of September. Gabrielle is an artist who creates illustration and modern calligraphy by hand with old dip pens, Indian inks, watercolours and crayons.

Brocantes are a familiar sight across the French countryside. The word 'brocante' comes from the Dutch "brok" meaning a piece or fragment. It is fitting because collectors can find a little piece of this and a little piece of that to repurpose or to use as intended.