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Fabulous Fine Antiques – both traditional and decorative, contemporary & period Oil Paintings, unusual textiles, Ceramics and collectible Treen, alongside quirky ornamental pieces will be on display in Hallidays 4000sq ft showrooms for three days over the weekend of 24 – 26 April 2009.
Among the Guest Exhibitors will be:
- Cambridge Fine Art: established since 1971 and specialising in fine oil paintings from the period 1650-1930. On display over the weekend will be a number of local Oxfordshire scenes.
www.cambridgefineart@aol.com
- Wooden Bygones: specialise in Treen and intriguing small decorative wooden items such as Tunbridge and Souvenir Woodware from the 18th & 19th century.
www.woodenbygones.com
- Josep Pla FRSA: Josep paints tranquil seascapes and enigmatic Venetian Masks. The quality of this artist’s work speaks for itself; he has been honoured with an overseas Fellow of the Royal Society of Arts. Josep is flying over from Barcelona specifically for the Exhibition, and visitors will have the exclusive opportunity to meet him and watch him paint.
01865 340028
- Charlotte Storrs: designs and hand makes practical stoneware, pots and dishes for domestic use using muted, natural colours and with simple surface decoration.
www.charlottestorrs-stoneware.co.uk
- Mano Vayis: is internationally renowned for his fascinating eclectic
style. He specialises in 17th to 19th century tapestries, needlework and
cushions, as well as an interesting array of small decorative antiques and
furniture.
www.manovayis.com
The Exhibition is open from:
10am - 6pm on Friday and Saturday.
10am - 5pm on Sunday.
For more information and a Trail Guide containing a map contact us:
01865 340028,
info@hallidays.com
www.hallidays.com |
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Hallidays' sister company Hallidays Developments, has been working to bring back to life character properties in the UK for the past 20 years. With a traditional style that incorporates contemporary living, high quality workmanship is a priority. Our projects result in a fusion of historic architecture with up to date interior design.
Hallidays Developments current project Dandridge's Mill is the conversion of a historic 1820's Silk Mill in East Hanney, Oxfordshire, into four luxury appartments which generate their own electricity and heating through green technology |
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