The Pantiles Arcade

Where History In Decorative Art Comes To Life

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Welcome To Our Online Gallery

Based in the 19th century Corn Exchange in the historic Pantiles, Tunbridge Wells, we have created an enviable space where you are able to peruse and purchase decorative works of art, and meet our resident experts.

As well as hosting several highly-regarded retail outlets, we offer restoration and repairs, valuations for insurance and probate, auction services, expert opinions on provenance and will curate your items for sale both in house and on-line.

We sell English silver, art glass and paperweights, Tunbridge Ware, porcelain & pottery, Georgian glass, bronzes, chandeliers, coins and Art Deco furniture. Below are a set of galleries showing a selection of stock, past and present.

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Tunbridge Ware

Art Deco

Art Glass

Porcelain

Chandeliers

Art Deco Furniture

Silverware

Clocks

Paintings

Glassware

Coins

Toys

Our Chairman -
Eric Knowles

During my many years in the antiques business, initially in auction houses and then through television, I have always had a yearning to interact with buyers and collectors in person, face to face.

The Pantiles Arcade has provided a platform which has enabled me to do just that, and in partnership with colleagues with whom I have worked during my career, the dream is now a reality.

Supported by a robust on-line business and a growing sense of community, as evidenced by our over-subscribed functions and events, the Pantiles Arcade is developing in to everything I hoped it might become – you are very welcome to pay a visit and join us on our exciting journey…

Our Colleagues

We have been fortunate enough to secure the participation of a selection of fabulous colleagues who have joined us in the Pantiles Arcade, these include David Wilkinson (chandeliers), Jeroen Markies (Art Deco furniture) David Hickmet (Art Deco sculptures), Richard Price (clocks and watches), Mark Hill (20th Century Modern), Pamela Goodwin (silver and Tunbridge Ware) and Pete Redman (collectable toys)