Top 10 Flea & Street Markets in South East England, England

It's over 35 years since our very first Sunbury Antiques Market at Kempton Park took place in 1979 and thanks to the enduring dedication and enthusiasm of founder Sue Cruttenden we've gone from strength to strength, gradually evolving into the largest and longest running twice-monthly market in the country and we are immensely proud to now be recognised as one of Europe's premier antiques markets. Sunbury Antiques Market at Kempton Park attracts well over 700 inside and outside stallholders throughout our three indoor halls and outside hard standing drive in area. There is always a vast range of antique goods on offer including furniture, gold and silverware, jewellery, ceramics, kitchenallia, vintage and vintage fashion, garden ephemera, clocks, paintings, cameras books and much, much more. Not only do we attract those interested in the Antiques trade but we also appeal to general collectors, prop buyers, interior and exterior designers. Many continental stallholders arrive here loaded with their own Regional speciality offerings such as French farmhouse furniture, Belgian chandeliers and industrial pieces and with an abundance of good European rustic furniture Sunbury Antiques has persuaded some British dealers to give up the cross-Channel run altogether! Sunbury Antiques appeals to traders and buyers not just the UK and Europe but from much further afield, as our market also attracts a large number of overseas visitors from America and the Far East. Throughout our history we have always generated great national and international media interest and this ongoing coverage not only adds to our burgeoning reputation but also helps to underline Sunbury Antiques' status, as many already believe us to be, the UK's finest Antiques Market. Always looking to give our traders and buyers a competitive edge, we are delighted to offer our unique feature of FREE ADMISSION and FREE CAR PARKING at every market we present.

The historic Open Market underwent a major redevelopment in 2014 and is now home to over 50 of Brighton's most talented and knowledgeable local producers and creators. With a strong focus on fresh nutritious foods and ethical products, the market has a range of traditional market stalls-butcher, fishmonger, eggs, fruit and veg-as well as cafes, art, crafts, fashions, antiques, tools and more!