Welcome to Reclaimed World - a unique reclamation, salvage and antiques emporium, based in the heart of Cheshire. This family business is built upon a passionate dedication to saving English architectural treasures. Our skilled team carefully removes gems from churches, schools and lots of other beautiful buildings which are being demolished, ready for them to be re-used and appreciated all over a
gain. From day one, our ambition has been to create an environment where buying is a pleasure, and our immaculately presented three acre site is a testimony to this vision. Our beautiful showrooms are full of unusual treasures and unique items for your home, including furniture, lamps, mirrors, ceramics, art work, decorative items and gifts. With our huge range of affordable antiques, vintage collectables and quirky items that stand out from the rest, there really is something for everyone at Reclaimed World. Outside, we stock a great selection of fountains, furniture, planters, sculptures and finishing touches for the garden, as well as an extensive choice of reclaimed stone, brick, troughs, slate, iron work, stained glass, wooden beams and flooring. Also on display are our fabulous bespoke shepherds huts, hand built to order by a father and son team of master craftsmen. The friendly team at Reclaimed World are a fantastic bunch with an enormous combined wealth of knowledge, and a real passion for antiques and reclamation. Our stock is constantly changing so we are sure to have something for everyone, so please do pay us a visit - a very warm welcome and a wealth of fascinating treasures await you!
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"Reclaimed World is an organised, smart and inspiring three acres of wonder; beautifully and intelligently laid out... As well as the expected reclaimed brick, wood, cobbles and stone, Jeff has sourced a fun and fascinating eclectic collection of antiques, vintage, upcycled and new, retro-style, interiors, furniture and accessories... It's an absolutely smashing place, packed with treasures old and new and filled with inspiration."
- Cheshire Life Magazine, April 2017.
