And you may ask yourself……

What happened at Dairy House yesterday?

Trays of make up chemicals lingering in the air!

We hosted a photoshoot for Madelaine a talented young milliner……….

I have never been on a professional shoot and managed to take a few behind the scenes……

The hats looked fabulous for a wedding or race day?!

This is a final shot by me, but when I receive the professional ones I will of course post them for you.

More news….

Hello from the new owners of Dairy House Antiques, Debbie (left) & Trix .

We look forward to meeting you.

Exciting News!

We are very pleased to say that we have been nominated bu Homes and Antiques magazine for 'Antiques Centre of the Year'.  If you would like to vote, which I am sure you do!, you can also be in with a chance of winning a fabulous 2 night hotel break in London.  So here is the link and just go to the 'Antiques Centres' category and place your vote!  Many thanks!

This week @Dairy House

Stock is coming and going at a rate of knots

and leaving just as rapidly!!

Come and visit as there is always something big or small to tempt.

Autumn stock arriving daily

Winter Cosiness

Well, it seems that winter is now truly upon us and the log burner here at Dairy House Antiques has been lit for a few days now!

We've been getting ready for winter with the dealers starting to bring cosiness into their units with blankets, cushions and everything you need to bring some winter cheer to your home.

We have some fantastic Welsh wool blankets.....

A super cosy area to come and have a cup of tea or coffee and a piece of delicious Honeybuns cake.

Or how about cosying up your kitchen with this gorgeous painted dresser with lovely ceramic handles.

We are open every day 10-5 and Sundays 11-4 so why not come along and see what we have to make your home winter ready!

Why Dairy House??

When you come to Dairy House Antiques have you ever wondered what the lovely building was built for?

Well the name and the lovely cool rooms may have given it away…but here are a few old photos of the Dairy House before the antiques & interiors took over.

Milk deliveries to Semley Dairy (now Dairy House Antiques)

United Dairies, early 1920’s, formerly Semley Dairy.

piping milk over the road to the waiting train

The approach to Semley Station.

In the 1870’s local milk was sent daily by train to London.

Eventually the original building evolved into the Dairy & Cheese room that is know Dairy House Antiques.