Home | M. Sullivan Antiques

A Cabinet of Curiosities in the heart of London's Theatreland.

Our Shop at

No. 9

Cecil Court:

Items for Sale

Browse some of the finest items from our in-store collection.

Worldwide Shipping

All packaging, postage and shipping will be free of charge; both domestic and international, unless otherwise stated in the description.

Range of stock

We specialise in 18th, and mainly 19th century items and Victoriana. Our range also stretches back to pre-industrial revolution 1700s and forwards into the Edwardian Period.

Opening hours

We endeavour to keep opening hours 10.30am - 6.30pm Monday to Saturday.

Most Sundays 11am - 5.30pm

Buy with confidence

We have been established since 1987 and have been resident in Cecil Court for 23 years since 1998.

Searching Service

If an item you are looking for is not listed and within our field on interest, feel free to leave your details and we will try to help.

Free valuation and selling to us

We give free valuations and can offer estate and probate services. We are interested in buying individual items or complete collections. If we feel we cannot be competetive we may be able to reccommend someone else.

Welcome to Mark Sullivan

Antiques

Dearest customers old and new, a huge welcome to our new website.

We have been trading at Cecil Court since 1998 and for many of those years have enjoyed basking in the sun-lit uplands of the British Antiques and Retail Trade. In the spirit of adapting, this is the next chapter of Mark Sullivan Antiques. Our shop has several thousand objects on display; the flotsam and jetsam of Empire. Although it is not realistic to present every object to view, we shall endeavor to offer a carefully chosen selection, with fresh stock added every week. We offer free packaging, postage and shipping to all customers, both domestic and international. If anybody has any ideas on how to improve our website we will be grateful for your ideas. Meanwhile thank you for sharing in our new project. We hope you will find the experience an enjoyable one.

Kind Regards,

Mark Sullivan