Christopher Boumphrey opened an antique shop in High Street, Hailsham in 1972, after being an antique furniture valuer at the auctioneers Knight, Frank and Rutley. His shop was named Fluer-de-Lys Antiques, which he ran with his wife, the interior designers Jane Macklin-Smith; their shop was housed in the former workhouse and museum in Hailsham.
Christopher Boumphrey
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Trading Names
| Christopher Boumphrey | 1972 |
| Fleur-de-Lys Antiques | 1972 |
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Locations
| High Street, Hailsham, England | 1972 |
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