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Agrarian Artefacts provides a unique range of antiques and artefacts for the garden, patio and conservatory. The collection has been brought together under the banner of Agrarian Artefacts by Garry Bracegirdle. He advises that the venture was born following the restoration of an antique mobile sheep feeder, which was found in the grounds of his thatched cottage and gardens at Mobberley, near Knutsford, Cheshire. Following restoration, his wife Valerie 'requisitioned' the artefact and utilised it as a rather grand planter - much to the amusement of the local farmers!
The couple started to collect other rural antiques such as butter churns, pony carts, spinning wheels and milk churns. These were used to form the basis of artistic plant displays within their cottage garden with its newly planted wildflower meadow. Creatively planted artefacts and antiques became a passion and Garry's new venture Agrarian Artefacts was born.

Telephone 07788 132849 for more information.

Agrarian meaning:- "of or relating to the land or its cultivation, to rural or agricultural matters, to plants growing wild."