THE OLDEST CHINA HOUSE.

Auckland Star, Volume LX, Issue 246, 17 October 1929, Page 11

THE OLDEST CHINA HOUSE.

IN A NEW HOME.

Tanfield, Potter and Co., the China and Glass Warehouse, beg to announce to their numerous customers and the general public their removal to their new and up-to-date premises, Civic House. From this day their business will be carried on at Civic House, Civic Square. While thanking clients for tneir gener-* ous support in the past, Tanfield, Potter and Co. beg to state that under the I new conditions they will be better able to cater for the supplying of all requirements. Special goods have been imported for the grand opening and include the very latest from all the leading English and Continental potteries. Fine displays of Royal Crown Derby, Worcester. Doulton and Stuart Cut Crystal. Tanfield, Potter and Co.'s china shop ;s too well known to need an introduction and it will be their endeavour to cater for all requirements of the trade, both retail and -wholesale. To those requiring wedding presents, an endless variety of china, glassware and ornaments is now on view. Tanfield. Potter and Co. are also showing a full range of the newest Dinner and Tea Sets, together with all the usual general household lines. To all lover? of fine Art Pottery a hearty invitation is extended to inspect their fine display in their new premises.— (Ad.)