‘Amazing bargains’ as iconic Northampton furniture store enters final two weeks after 90 years
A well-known independent Northampton furniture store is entering its final two weeks of trading as it prepares to close after 90 years.
Jones the Furnishers will close the doors of its Kettering Road store for the final time at the end of August, bringing nine decades of trading in Northampton and Northamptonshire to an end.
The long-established independent retailer is now in the final stages of its closing-down sale, with prices reduced further as it looks to clear all remaining stock before the doors shut.
Store manager Ian Lumbers said there were still bargains available on a range of furniture from leading brands, although remaining stock was selling quickly.
He said: “We are in the final phase of stock clearance and our already low prices have been reduced even further.
“There are still some amazing bargains on our top brand furniture but it is selling out fast.
“We cannot thank our customers and suppliers enough for the support and good wishes we have received since the closure was announced.”
The store has been a familiar presence in Northampton for generations, having served customers across the town and wider county for 90 years.
News of its impending closure has prompted a significant response from customers, with the business thanking people for their support during its final weeks.
Mr Lumbers added: “We are indebted to the local newspapers for the feature on their website as it has generated an enormous response.”
The store will continue trading from its Kettering Road premises during the remainder of August, with all remaining stock needing to be cleared before its final day.
Its closure at the end of the month will bring to an end 90 years of Jones the Furnishers serving customers in Northampton and across Northamptonshire.