Eddy Bardawil

London, United Kingdom

5

1 review

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+44 20 7221 3967
Address:
106 Kensington Church Street, London, United Kingdom, W8 4BH
Notting Hill
Nearby public transportation stops & stations:
300 ftSheffield Terrace
870 ftNotting Hill Gate
980 ftNotting Hill Gate Station
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1 review of Eddy Bardawil

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Place rating: 5
Southend-on-Sea, United Kingdom
Kensington Church Street now has the greatest concentration of antiques dealers in London and it is always a pleasure to visit. There are many great dealers in the road but my favourite by some distance is Eddy Bardawil.
Mr Bardawil deals predominantly in 18th century English furniture and those who subscribe to the lazy modern notion that all antique furniture is «boring brown» need to visit asap. Mr Bardawil is particularly interested in mahogany furniture with incredible colour and surface patination and will not buy anything that has had its original surface tampered with or repolished. He has helped steer me towards quality pieces for my collection and made sure that I have stayed away from poorer pieces that I might otherwise have bought. A visit to his gallery is highly recommended and, although furniture dealers in London are never cheap, he is much more «realistically» priced than most of his competitors. Whether buying or simply browsing you will certainly be given a friendly welcome.