For a huge range of contemporary
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For a huge range of contemporary
items visit our store at:
timeless design
With many collections
Something for all tastes
Tempting Delicacies
Fashion and Accessories
Furniture and Homeware
Welcome to the Scottish Antique & Arts Centres located in Abernyte, Perthshire and Doune, Stirlingshire. Our two outlets offer an unrivalled selection of antiques and collectables which are complimented by carefully chosen contemporary gifts, furniture, home accessories and quality brands of ladies clothing. The result is a unique and fascinating shopping experience. Open 7 days a week 10am – 5pm. Free Parking and wheelchair access throughout.
Nestled in rural Perthshire and established in 1997, the independently owned business has grown from small beginnings to a 4 STAR Visitor attraction of over 30,000sq ft
Offering a wide range of items from sparkling jewellery, quirky collectables, vintage clothing, pottery, antique and vintage furniture, you’re sure to find your own piece of treasure. There’s also a fully licensed Bistro Style restaurant onsite. The Centre boasts a collection of high quality contemporary furniture, homeware, branded ladies fashion, home accessories, candles and home fragrance. Don’t forget the food hall which will delight you with delicious offerings of confectionery, biscuits and shortbreads, pates and terrines, locally brewed ales and beers, malt whiskies, fragrant gins and fine wines.
Explore CentreGet DirectionsOpen 7 days a week from 10am until 5pm
Free parking and wheelchair access throughout.
Established in 1999 and located in the heart of the Stirlingshire countryside, the Centre is a stone’s throw from Historic Doune Castle and the picturesque Trossachs.
With a fully licensed restaurant onsite and 3 halls of antique vintage and contemporary shopping, combined with tempting confectionary and local produce, a visit here is always a rewarding experience.
Explore CentreGet DirectionsOpen 7 days a week from 10am until 5pm
Free parking and wheelchair access throughout.
We are very excited and proud to let you know that we have yet again been honoured with the Feefo...
Read MoreWilliam Moorcroft was employed by Staffordshire pottery manufacturers James Macintyre & Co. Ltd. as a designer in 1897, and after...
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After Enrico Braga Marble Relief of a young couple in Neo Classical Style, Late 19th Century, Bronze Coin on back mounted in beautiful Ornate Gilt Frame (29cm×29cm). Available at Doune (CTLF) £255.00 #marble #neoclassical #19thcentury #giltframe #antiques
19th Century Inlaid Boxwood Single Drawer Demi Lune Table (120cm width, 73.5cm height & 57.5cm depth). Available at Doune (NMH) £225.00. #demilunetable #19thcenturyfurniture #boxwood #antiquefurniture #antique
Militaria Allied & Axis – Doune
Discover authentic Scottish militaria, from cap badges and dirks to uniforms and headgear spanning WW1, WW2 and beyond.
They also stock rare Commonwealth pieces and German awards, badges, edged weapons, and more.
✅ 100% original items
📍 Visit us in Doune
Own a true piece of history.
#militaria #wwii #wwi #antique
A pair of Gilt Bronze Ormulu Candlesticks (11 inch) with Ram`s Heads below an acanthus nozzle, on ribbon-tied foliate pierced plinth and Claw Feet circa 1830. Available at Doune (WCH) £800.00. #etiennemartincourt #bronzecandlesticks #gilt #antique #georgian
Christies attributed an identical pair owned by the Rockefellers (Lot 311, which sold in New York on 9 May 2018) to after Etienne Martincourt.
Etienne Martincourt was one of the most important Parisian caster-chasers of the second half of the 18th century. He became a master founder in July 1762, the following year becoming master sculptor and painter of the Académie de Saint-Luc. For nearly two decades, Martincourt had a large and wealthy clientele in Paris, working for the Duchess de Mazarin and collaborating with Jean-Henri Riesener, cabinetmaker to Queen Marie-Antoinette, with whom he made some of the greatest masterpieces of the 18th century in France.
Literature: See D. Fennimore et al., The David and Peggy Rockefeller
Collection: Decorative Arts, New York, 1992, vol. IV, p. 364, no. 405
