If the name wasn't enough of a hint, one step inside this store will tell you exactly what it is about: clocks, clocks and more clocks! Pendulum of Mayfair stocks every single kind of clock imaginable, and some you knew nothing about as well. Everywhere you look, you will see grandfather, bracket, wall, carriage, regulator and more clocks dating as far back as the 17th Century. The store also has a collection of antique furniture so that you can completely revamp your home in a style from a previous era.
One of the most popular bookstores in London, John Sandoe Books Ltd., located in Chelsea, was established in 1957. Boasting thousands of books on various genres such as arts, politics and literature to name a few, every inch of the store is covered with printed masterpieces. If you've been searching for a hard-to-find book, John Sandoe is probably the only place you'll find it. Open all week, this bookstore is great for adults as well as children.
Brian Rolleston has many years' experience of dealing in a wide selection of fine quality 18th-century English antique furniture. Whether you wish for that perfect little coffee table or just another delightful chest or drawers, Brian Rolleston has 'em all.This dealer's shop is found on Kensington Church Street, at the heart of London's most renowned antique dealers' quarter. It is within ten minutes' walk of both Kensington High Street and Notting Hill Gate tube stations.
Cire Trudon, established in 1643, is famous for being the world's oldest candle maker. The first boutique was opened in Paris, and this London store was the first one outside of its country of origin. Designed like a traditional French boutique, complete with French mirrors and wallpaper, the store offers you a vast array of scented candles to choose from. You can also purchase gift boxes, three miniature candles that will make a great present for anyone.
Blüthner Piano Centre resides in the upscale Mayfair neighborhood, offering some of the world's best pianos from their retail location. Founded in 1853 by Leipzig native Julius Blüthner, these pianos have enjoyed a storied reputation since their early days. They have even provided several European monarchs with these highly sought after instruments. The quality of craftsmanship is tantamount to Blüthner's quality, with artisan piano makers following original designs to ensure the strongest possible construction. New pianos form most of the stock at Blüthner, although they do carry several refurbished or rebuilt instruments.