Gray's is known for antique jewellery, with many specialist dealers. Also on offer are glass, ceramics and prints. It's certainly worth a browse. Alongside pretty lace veils, Victorian nighties and bustles from the 1860s are more recent jazzy Hawaiian-print 1950s swimsuits, leather pea coat from the 1960s and ethnic, patterned bikinis. The location, adjacent to South Molton Street, gives some indication as to what price levels you can expect - you're not going to find any £1 bargains but, then again, these are antiques not second hand tat. Biblion, a key feature within Grays Antique Market since 1999 is a specialist book section with the capacity to hold a hundred dealers and offering anything from the antiquarian rarity to modern first editions. With frequently changing stock and around 20,000 volumes at £10 and upwards, there's always a good choice of books and literature.
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Gray's is known for antique jewellery, with many specialist dealers. Also on offer are glass, ceramics and prints. It's certainly worth a browse. Alongside pretty lace veils, Victorian nighties and bustles from the 1860s are more recent jazzy Hawaiian-print 1950s swimsuits, leather pea coat from the 1960s and ethnic, patterned bikinis. The location, adjacent to South Molton Street, gives some indication as to what price levels you can expect - you're not going to find any £1 bargains but, then again, these are antiques not second hand tat. 
