Ripley Antiques & Vintage

Ripley Antiques & Vintage We will provide you with a pleasant space to peruse unique items of quality with oodles of character, hospitality & nostalgia
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10/06/2026

Can anyone recommend a local electrician/handy man? We have a small but fairly urgent job that needs to be done 👍

Thank you 🙏

Ooohhhh yummy Hot Choc ❤️ Thanks Katie-Jane Berry
16/05/2026

Ooohhhh yummy Hot Choc ❤️
Thanks Katie-Jane Berry

08/05/2026

It’s official. is OPEN!!! 🎉🎉🎉
Axbridge - 2 cafes, 2 pubs, a Post office, a Co-op, a Doctors surgery, a Museum, a beautiful Church, an Arts Centre!!!! Loads of Artists, a Funfair, a Carnival, Santa, a Mayor, a Town Crier, a Progressive supper, a Town Hall, a Nursery, a School, an after school club, an Antiques Shop, pre loved clothes, accountants, hairdressers, barbers, physiotherapists, Yoga teachers, countless organisations, a Pageant!! = COMMUNITY ❤️❤️❤️❤️ how bloody lucky are we???

31/03/2026

Susan Binns thank you!!!! Perfect ❤️❤️❤️

For when it’s cold outsideFor when it’s sunny outsideFor when you’re thirsty, hungry or in need of a warm welcomeWe are ...
20/01/2026

For when it’s cold outside
For when it’s sunny outside
For when you’re thirsty, hungry or in need of a warm welcome
We are here ❤️

Oh and it really is a beautiful thing ……  GRETCH CHET ATKINS 1963 SIGNATURE GUITARType 6119 TennesseanIt is a hollow bod...
17/01/2026

Oh and it really is a beautiful thing ……

GRETCH CHET ATKINS 1963 SIGNATURE GUITAR

Type 6119 Tennessean

It is a hollow bodied, walnut/red - including a Zero fret, a Bigsby vibrato, dual single coil Hi-Lo Tron pick ups for a brighter clearer sound.

Deemed suitable for Country, Blues, Rockabilly and Rock music

It is the guitar played by Chet Atkins, Duane Eddy, Eddie Cochran and George Harrison.

The f-holes are simulated, to keep the look but to combat feedback.

Please contact us for more information and for delivery options.

Jules - 07476613557

15/01/2026

🎬 Did you catch the first episode of Can You Keep A Secret? on BBC One this week? Much of this gripping six-part series was filmed right here in , thanks to the Council’s film office, Screen Somerset!

Keep your eyes peeled for and starring as the fictional town of Colberton. 👀

Film and TV production brought an incredible £4.2 million into Somerset last year.

“Oh wow, that breakfast is another level. Delicious” Just one of the comments about our all day breakfast  ❤️ Can’t begi...
11/01/2026

“Oh wow, that breakfast is another level. Delicious”

Just one of the comments about our all day breakfast ❤️
Can’t begin to list the compliments about toasties, the bacon and the hot dog toasties.

It’s all there for you, just waiting……. Along with a warm welcome and beautiful antiques to surround you ❤️

Great!! Loving it ❤️ fabulous light hearted, fun series, with great characters and fabulous acting. Lots of buzz around ...
08/01/2026

Great!! Loving it ❤️ fabulous light hearted, fun series, with great characters and fabulous acting. Lots of buzz around Axbridge, Winscombe and cheddar too ❤️

Dawn French and Agatha Christie put Somerset on Screen

Somerset is starting the year with two great on-screen appearances, showcasing the county and supporting its economy.

This week sees the release of Can You Keep A Secret?, a new sitcom starring Dawn French that was filmed largely in and around Axbridge and Cheddar and is now available on BBC One and iPlayer.

And on 15 January streaming giant Netflix releases Agatha Christie’s Seven Dials, starring Mia McKenna-Bruce, Helena Bnham Carter and Martin Freeman. The lavish three-part adaptation features key scenes shot on the West Somerset Railway at Blue Anchor and Minehead.

Both productions were assisted by Screen Somerset, Somerset Council’s film office which supports, encourages and celebrates filming in the county in recognition of the economic benefits it can bring.

Film and TV production brought an estimated £4.2m to the Somerset economy last year, supporting employment and raising the county’s profile.

Councillor Mike Rigby, Somerset Council’s Lead Member for Economic Development, Planning and Assets, said: “Film and TV production is great for the county’s economy, local businesses and the visitor economy which is why we’re working to make Somerset as film-friendly as possible.

“Having two major productions with national and international reach hitting screens in January is a great way to start 2026.”

Can You Keep A Secret? stars Dawn French as Debbie Fendon and Mark Heap as her husband William. The series sees the couple and their family trying to cope with a financial windfall that comes their way when William is mistakenly pronounced dead.

Filmed in February and March last year, the crew spent several weeks shooting in the area at locations including Axbridge’s beautiful Medieval Town Square and Waterfall Café and Ice Creams in Cheddar Gorge. The Fendon family home was filmed at Ten Acre Woods near Axbridge.

Axbridge Town Square has also recently featured in the hit series A Good Girls Guide to Murder.

Louise Cooling runs Ripley Antiques and Interiors in the square said: “It’s hard to keep a small business in a small community going and all of this helps. It’s such a lovely buzz whenever there is filming in the square. It always creates excitement.

“We’re very proud of our little town and our amazing community. It’s great to share it and show it off a bit.

“Dawn French said we had a beautiful shop and told Mary Matthews – the lady who makes our cakes – that her lemon drizzle cake was the best she’d ever had. Mary is so proud of that and she tells everybody. She’s even had it put on a t-shirt.”

Matt Tovey runs the Waterfall Café with his parents Kelvin and Debbie and hosted the Can You Keep A Secret? crew for a week in February.

“The whole experience was a real eye opener,” he said. “You don’t appreciate just how many different people are involved in something like this.

“It’s something that you might never do again and you’re seeing people that you have only seen on the screen before and may never see again.

“They did a scene with Dawn French sat on table three in the corner, so I call that the Dawn French table now.”

All six episodes of Can You Keep A Secret? are available to stream on BBC iPlayer from Wednesday 7 January and episode 1 will air on BBC One at 9.30pm.

Agatha Christie’s Seven Dials will be available to stream on Netflix from Thursday 15 January. It filmed at the Bottle Yard Studios and locations around Bristol and the South West including the West Somerset Railway.

06/01/2026

That’s better you can see the photos this time! Blimey this is a learning curve!!

What a fabulous night we had! Beautiful people, beautiful Axbridge!

Thank you everyone and to Sarah from the Lamb for making it all so special ❤️

Lovely memories x

Address

The Square
Axbridge
BS262AP

Opening Hours

Monday 10am - 4pm
Wednesday 10am - 4pm
Thursday 10am - 4pm
Friday 10am - 4pm
Saturday 10am - 4pm
Sunday 10am - 4pm

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