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Welcome Message |
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National Antiques Week |
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Signature Pieces
Kaye Michie
Louisa - The Rabbit, British circa 1920
CHARLES EDWARD WILSON (1891-1936)
35.56cm wide, 50.80cm high
Price: £28,000
O.F Wilson Ltd.
George II tall boy in burr oak and crossbanded in mahogany with original handles.
102cm wide, 192cm high, 52cm deep
Price: £11,500
John Robertson
A Storm
Henry Dawson (1811 - 1878)
Signed and dated 1842
91.44cm wide, 71.12cm high
Price: £5,800
Lennox Cato
Regency mahogany music Canterbury
24cm wide, 66cm high, 43cm deep
Price: £4,000
For further information on any of the above items please either visit our website or contact the gallery.
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November Newsletter 2011
Welcome
As you receive this letter National Antiques Week will be just about to begin. Please read on to see how our week of celebrating 'Antiques' will unfold.
We are also busy preparing for our annual Christmas celebration's which takes place the first weekend of December. As always there will be a feast for one's eyes with all our specialists making that extra special effort to display their carefully chosen pieces. Don't forget we also provide very attractive gift vouchers for those hard to buy for people!
During the weekend John Robertson will be hosting an exhibition of works by David Napp. Many of you may already know of his work with his very Mediterranean feel, however, on this occasion we are very fortunate that David will also be showing his latest work inspired by the surreal and poetic landscape of Dungeness.
We do hope you can join us for this festive occasion and indulge yourself with mulled wine, mince pies and an abundance of beautiful objects, furniture and works of art.
With our very best wishes,
Lennox, Sue and all at the galleries.
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During this week antique shops, centres and auction houses around the country will be promoting the merits of choosing antiques over new massed produced items which lose their value as soon as they leave the shop! Antiques not only offer individuality to ones home, they have virtually no carbon footprint.
We are sure we are preaching to the converted! But on that note Lennox Cato will be presenting a talk entitled 'Buying for Investment' on Thursday 17th November. This has certainly proved a very popular topic with tickets selling almost immediately. If you would like to take this opportunity to attend what will be a very informative and enjoyable evening, please contact us by Monday 14th November to book your tickets. The evening will start at 7pm with an opportunity to browse around the galleries before the talk begins at 7.45pm. Tickets cost £15 (incl.vat) per person and includes wine and nibbles. For further information on this event please go to http://www.lennoxcato.com/p/events
It's competition time!
To add to the interest of this annual antiques event, we are launching a monthly competition with the chance to win a gift voucher from The Edenbridge Galleries to the value of £100. This month Amherst Antiques have offered this fascinating article, can you decipher its use? See below in Competition of the Month. The draw will take place on Monday 21st November. So, go on, have a go! It certainly got us baffled!!
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Competition of the Month
Can you guess what this Tunbridge Ware article was used for? It measures 9cm high x 3cm diameter. I think we have said enough! But for more information please go to http://www.tunbridgeware.org. All you have to do is email or telephone The Edenbridge Galleries with your answer including your name, address and telephone number. Closing date, Sunday 20th November. The first name drawn out of the hat with the correct answer on Monday 21st November will win a voucher worth £100 to spend either in the galleries or via our website. The winner will be notified immediately and announced in the December newsletter.
Good Luck!
Please don't forget to vote for your favourite antiques shop, closing date 30th November
http://www.antiquesnews.co.uk/page_5.php
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