History Under the Hammer As 800 Antiques From Renowned Henry Keil's Cotswold Shop Go Up for Sale ; in 1932 the Son of a Furniture Maker Set Up an Antique Shop in the Heart of the Cotswolds and Started a Legacy That Would Last 75 Years.

Western Daily Press › September 26, 2008

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In 1932 the son of a furniture maker set up an antique shop in the heart of the Cotswolds and started a legacy that would last 75 years.

As one of the first to start selling outside of London, Henry William Keil soon became a household name, gaining international acclaim and royal approval.

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History Under the Hammer As 800 Antiques From Renowned Henry Keil's Cotswold Shop Go Up for Sale ; in 1932 the Son of a Furniture Maker Set Up an Antique Shop in the Heart of the Cotswolds and Started a Legacy That Would Last 75 Years.

Now, in the final chapter of the remarkable business, decades of history will go under the hammer at an auction expected to fetch more th...

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