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Fine Antiques & Decorative Works Norfolk, England

Fine antiques, architectural elements and decorative objects from the 17th to 20th centuries.

Visit our Norfolk showroom or purchase online with worldwide shipping.

Letheringsett Watermill in Norfolk, a historic red-brick mill beside the river, home to Worn Out Antiques

Private Showroom

Located within the historic Letheringsett Watermill, our private showroom presents a carefully selected collection of fine antiques, architectural elements and decorative works spanning four centuries.

Whether furnishing a country house, refining an interior or searching for a singular statement piece, visitors can explore the collection within one of Norfolk’s most distinctive historic buildings.

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Interior of Worn Out Antiques inside Letheringsett Watermill, showing reclaimed timber beams, vintage signage, and displays of antiques and furniture

Our Story

From humble beginnings to occupying the entire second floor of Letheringsett Watermill, discover the story behind Worn Out Antiques and our passion for sourcing exceptional antiques and architectural pieces.

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Latest Acquisitions

A Late Victorian Dairy Ironstone Milk Pail And Original Patented Brass Cover by The Dairy Outfit Company Ltd of King’s Cross, London

£2,395.00

Rare Victorian Campaign Writing Chest with Sailor-Made Maritime Folk Art Decoration

£1,195.00

A Fine Interwar British Folk Art Textile Picture - Romantic Landscape with Castle, c.1930s – Oxford Provenance (Signed ‘M.S.’)

£345.00

Fine Pair of Mid-Century Opaline Glass “Acorn” Pendant Lights

£545.00

A Fine 19th Century Neo-Renaissance Carved Oak Figural Caryatid Term

£345.00

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Sustainability & Ethos

The most sustainable object is often one that already exists.

For centuries, fine antiques and architectural pieces have been preserved, reused and passed from one generation to the next. By extending their story, we honour their craftsmanship, reduce waste and ensure they continue to be appreciated for years to come.