New Sword Legislation added on April 27,
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Please note that the new legislation relating to curved swords introduced by the British Government on the 6th April 2008 does not in any way effect the swords offered for sale on this site

Welcome to Antiques and Swords added on January 13
Posted by Dominic Grant

Hello and welcome to my site where you can purchase quality British and world swords and use it as an online resource if you wish

We are located in Suffolk, East Anglia in the UK. Visits in person are welcome but only by prior arrangement please, to ensure I am there

Here at Antiques and swords we only deal in authentic items we do not have anything to do with reproductions or replicas. We have a very good Frequently asked questions page which is worth your viewing.

To purchase from us you will need a google account to use the checkout this is very easily set up just after hitting the buy it button, however if you do not wish to follow this route we do take other forms of payment. Please contact me at

antiquesandswords@domin5678.plus.com

for details or feel free to ring me on +44 (0)1206 298111 10am- 4pm or +44 (0)7776 492911 at any time

To navigate the site please click on the drop down box on the products page which can be reached via the links on the top of the page.
Please allow the pictures to load, to enlarge a picture please click it.To move to the next picture please click it or hover over it with your cursor untill you see the next arrow

If you see an item you like and would like further details please contact me through our email antiquesandswords@domin5678.plus.com or via phone+44 (0)1206 298111 10am- 4pm or +44 (0)7776 492911 at any time

We do have a layaway policy, terms of which can be found on our FAQ page

We are always open to negotiation so feel free to contact me with sensible proposals

We also buy in entire collections and provide insurance valuations for collectors

On a personal note My name is Dominic Grant and I have been collecting and trading in swords for a number of years My personal sword collection comprises of:
English civil war morts
British Napoleonic (Infantry, Cavalry)
British Victorian (Infantry, Cavalry)
French Revolutionary Era (Cavalry)
French 1st Empire (Cavalry,Infantry)
Assorted world swords that struck a chord and an assortment of various small and longarms.

Any thoughts on this site would be appreciated and constructive criticism is always welcome