Semley Reclamation was established in 2001 in Shunters Yard, Semley, Dorset. Set in the heart of the countryside, an area of outstanding natural beauty, we are just a mile and a half from the Saxon hill top town of Shaftesbury (and 4 miles south of the A303).
Situated on a ¾ acre site, which has been in constant use since set up by the Americans in World War II. We are easy to find and opposite the site of the old railway station on the direct line to London which now operates from Gillingham or Tisbury.
We pride ourselves on our innovative and imaginative use of materials. Most of the timbers use in the construction of furniture and buildings were originally used because they were perfect for their purpose one or two hundred years ago. Imagination is often the only limiting factor when looking for inspiration for a new use for those same materials today...and you could provide this inspiration.
With the passage of time all old materials and antiques develop their own wonderful and unique patina. We always do our utmost to preserve these unique characteristics when working with reclaimed materials to produce new pieces of furniture with all the qualities of craftsmanship and colouration as their prized antique counterparts. Please browse through our workshop pages to see examples.
We are confident you will find a friendly, professional service due to the fact we pride ourselves on our old fashioned values and service. We keep an eclectic mix of all things interesting, antique, modern and collectable, as well as the down right insane! So whether you are simply restoring an old property, or mixing old with the new, we are sure you will find something in our yard for your project.
Hope to see you soon
The Semley Reclamation Team
Semley Reclamation Ltd.
Unit 2, Shunters Yard,
Semley,
Near Shaftesbury
Dorset SP7 9AH
Opening hours: Monday to Friday
8am - 5.30pm
Saturday
9am till 4pm
Sunday - closed
Tel 01747 850350
Fax 01747 850185
STOP PRESS!!!
Significant Quantity of Reclaimed Georgian Bricks.
These bricks all date to the last quarter of the 18th century, having formed part of the walled garden of Trafalgar Park in Wiltshire, prior to its presentation to Lord Nelson's heirs in 1814.
These are beautiful hand-made bricks which have never been subjected to inner city grime or pollution and come with full provenance regarding date and source.
Size
8.75" long
4.5" wide
2.5" thick
Price: £1.20 each
We expect to salvage between 40,000 and 50,000 of these bricks. Delivery can be arranged at a price for anywhere within the UK.
