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'/ / Abgk V\\. /// fjy /xZ *<X\\\ \ ’ is stron B in Christchurch: and while some enthusiasts tional establishments are the materials used fashions of WjF // / \ \\\ ZZy /A*’ <v 238 ARMAGH ST <>6 v\\\ IS I whereas 10 to 15 years ago concentrate on only one form, generally fully booked we lin t h P time, and the feel and || /il J \ J\. \ ¥a\ f l?I A- V OPP WINTER GARDEN \P \\\ V about a dozen shops specialis- many find that there are com- advance ol the term. general appearance are some /// / .-dP \ \ \\\ 111 f 'J ' \U | ed in antiques, there would be plementary lines with which to . things of the indicators of -f a / dk \ \\\ !rl /, a v> a u X, \1 I nearer 100 today. make their homes more Inexpensive but instructive origin. Accurate use of these 111 >' ■. \ \\\ If! GAT 1 I ~ „, fh , . i • graceful in an age when the books on the subject, or a par- dues comes with experience. llf V/. V, \|l I Ilf /A I J I’ J >ll I «Oat the ancestors ot today s functional in household items ticular facet of it. also offer or from the advice of the ex- 111 PCIR 1 111 I /Z k7A*.AJAU <ll I Christchurch residents has often taken precedence further knowledge, and the perienced olt run IU 1 If l< Xi I | B treasured in their homes is over the elecant collector s own small reference 8 I Cli H Jr'S .’vv 1 1 I I lx FIRST RTRTFTD AY rl I treasured again. There must eugant. library can be supplemented !![ ULU ,r. n /Tfc>V\\ I II I I I „ * -*■-*■ * /k -' * UllUllUill I I be many modern home-owners Most antiques are a sound by the wealth of information There are some fields. 1 I FASHIONED J I \ I • i ■ I I I f w bo lament when they think financial investment. Their in- available in public libraries. however, which do not present 1 I " ■■*! \ ill |l OZk/7/ I of famil - v furniture and or- crease in value often exceeds _, x dating problems. Silver is one. 1 I FUnNllUriC ttMr .> | 111 II IN Zll /✓"> II 11 Pi I / naments discarded and the rate of inflation; but most Sound advice tor anyone, not A book on hallmarks makes it xl I An/n T • 'I \ 111 1’ |< «■” /tz VZ JL -■. o/Z’ disintegrated in rubbish people buy an antique for its just beginners, is that he or relatively easy to find where. I AMtlLf M / 11 / / || \ O/ Z ? dumps. charm, beauty, craftsmanship she should deal with a com- when and by whom a piece was -%| PIiKIPRV '■/ \ *.\ I STA.RTS TODAY /f ln NeW Zealand 'j^ n - V artic ! e yhip L rather thim'foHt: f* on , t 0 maintain. Many I I ! \ 1 / W' e §ll -.;»!«.*—*»»• will s -"xa refe „„„i„.k„„ -;AX // \ \Zs> PH 791-642 fg perty. fc nK>uu»ini m>ui« pottery and porcelain marks is < . \ / Z \ \ zb a. au en C7*j j Z/g There are manv categories — .. , helpful when the interest is in ,'V\ / / \ ziw A.H. 60-673 aJ CT /£ rhina o-la« silver furniture hor the beginner collector, the Ihe majority ot antiques have ceram : cs \\\ / / \ \°Z- china, glass. sHver. furniture !)est advic ® is probably t 0 join no visible means of identitica- ceramics _Y\ / / \ X ”M rArx -r \V > z-GxZ J i— a class catering for people tion, so the collector must rely I ftp* A. ✓ Z \ \Ci A A V*'* wanting to know more about on deduction to determine Z J 11 / \ J j antiques. ,The classes run by authenticity. ■ Z< j ? OAf ST ( CH| NG II EXOTIC It? IMIQI ES with elegance, good taste | (MRS ELIZABETH LUISETTI) and a love of beauty, invites iTTA \ S C C J Specialising m quality Victorian furniture, V O n the P qtttart JtpfiL niTNFniN WE BUY AND SELL FINE ANTIQUES f particularly walnut. : I ■ 241 STUART STREET DUNEDIN SPECIALISING IN ROYAL DOULTON, 1 || r— — 1 CASHMERE HILLS IMPORTERS OF ANTIQUE Ro^k%o^ S JS^K??£^? FT I I ■lrklM 127 KOREAN CHESTS t AND CLARICE CLIFF CHINA g HACK THORNE Illustrated catalogue available — B V ROAD from P.O. Box 5576. Moray Place Dunedin |j j ij 8 I' =?' -'W PH. 371-588 ■ Ato.good I JB||| HtT ; S selection Of 4 -fafflr il • Scotch Chest i■/ n OPEN TUES-SAT EbBWwIBSI .“vS.„ 'ifflpwij I gx n ,cj le! 1 ML/j 10.30 a.m. - 4.30 p.m. w furniture rlil • Dining Chairs t|: ® ■ETj/v ?'T'X * Chevale Mirrors S - ■/••</■ FOR £ ■kß'-bI ■“k Dr<,pF,o " t I ■ personally selected interior • Display Cabinets tT accents both old and new. jN Quote: "It is more important to ® pfl ■ . /- J sense excellence than it is to know — ____l ' f! 1 ! 1 !"!" H L=l Open Fridays orbyappointment t=ll U==l technical details." FLOWER HEADSIDE CHEST 162 HIGH STREET PH. 794-645 „oiz- C. . D • ’ K CIRCA 1870 ' MON-FRI 9 a.m. - 5 p.m. v-: •'' v Telephone Kangiora BZU4 172 King Street, Rangiora z ‘ -- - rW«\ a rfurtrn citpni Antrnues cAshburion « anfiouts ’ INr/| T UK , c ... 330 STAFFORD STREET. TIMARU Buyers and sellers of quality , ,7" ~ . for 4^4.. 1 furniture fine, chma, porcelain, | guaranteed quality oak. silver, collector S items and Objets - . silver, canteens of flatware, candlesticks. ~ walnut, rosewood and ~y y® 111 ... , , n ~ d’art trays etc. mahogany furniture. ’[■ ~W d We buy and sell antiques, . - • . a aru « r „ S W ih It Remember we offer a full *■♦.*'* J /)/ hrin.a.Lran repair and restoration ser- i- IpwjuvlH; U onc-d-orac, zcawUr? s vice for all types of antiques, a| v 4 rz , J ~. iwKlv W I.Wiynk' 3. Kings MftS» W » Also Bead including furniture, W 4 In yA z New Zealand paintings, Jy&raJL ttLirxßirjSS? pattern pattern 12 upholstery, silver, ceramics, iaHlHMhx K J ' ■ setting 6 Circa i 790 ng - paintings, clocks etc. | , • Royal Doulton, |FWVK ; 9 ld E . n ( §k sh Specialists in preparing in- O|ll 7- ® V/MF’ 5 !) u- m I ■ iMwIOIBBH KSo- yentories and valuations for fi •// anything old. -F ft sn.OOO. insurance, probate, and your ''"fl ' ® 11 g s . W • peace of mind. b Also quality crafts. • ■gBKMH • j 225 PAPANUI ROAD, J> 1. & 1 IS phone 557-702 ANTIQUE SILVER EXHIBITION | ROAD • 1 H MYRACOLLIE OR' R.A.PROCTOR 1 l| y|L_, 4th NOV. to 11th NOV. rr— J| o HTUPR rnnn AMTIOTIF lr==*' ; y-] PHONEHMAHUB6.67S PIi SE | EASTST ' V ; BFSffIHSKm " : i ’ X SHOPS NEARBY 9 A.H. 88-208 , ANYTIME I A.H, 6886 or 6673 FAFANUI RD. th. 054-2-6 j\ '" ' t- ==::=: - PHONE 558-806 - A.H. 557-070 ■ Oak Furniture at Attractive Coun- g aß>gS< BUYERS AND SELLERS ■ . try Prices. Antiques, China, Old cross op /, Fashioned Furniture Curios Oak ■J, c«.ut ANTIQUES, PAINTINGS, CERAMICS, ,g Picture Frames and Bric-a-brac. g. chestof Herringbone g SILVERWARE. FURNITURE ETC. We buy and sell. Half an hours * drawers. inlay and o ■■ H drive from town. In stock at pre- g oKeT 5 on C^ tlon ■ g sent — a magnificent secretaire W bookcase. iff '( B 1 I V>T. ..... > \ STEWART ISLAND BY W. G. BAKER (W/j? fc An example from our varied and extensive ' r ' J/ z - z g 1 Ritchie’S Fine Arts are specialists in g B Good urmshing antiques at sensible prices |--| ‘ el M buying- and selling early New Zealand, g| J,i /fv w always available to be viewed on request. Ex a -:■■ Tt"'r3 r “R I Australian and European Art. Offering free • / / & our store and workshop. g . -aLM f haw— 7 0 professional valuations and expert restora- < 1 g J | tions on your favourite, oil or water colour to find what they want locally z)iV t~ — ■• —~ ? ■ t S painting. ' IS Si Our Showroom is worth a visit, to see a col- U , 7/j nlf Ik ’\ I /JL 8 lection dating from the 16th to the 19th II Jij u I » • ' Come and view the world of fine art at our ’ S century. B Jj i ij______ J FUj a J Gallery, where the atmosphere is quiet, . > ' Qftfi PAPAMITT un -• 1 ‘ B peaceful and undbsturbed. .; | '. MERIVALE I i/\P ' i I ‘Ritchies fine fHs rd H ADVICE AND QUOTATIONS I j . PW IL 1 ' B , QnpHaliQfs in Fflrlu Art " 83HighSt. Leeston. Ph. LsnBl7. A.H. trwell7ol /’t AVAILABLE AT ALL TIMES | \!/ fS««ii ■ Opyuailbl&Hll-anyniL < Hours 10.00 ■ 4.00 Wed • Thurs, 10.00 • 9.00 Fri. L— r— I l — . . . WWll 72 Gloucester St, Christchurch “""n 9.00 ■ 5.00 Tomorrow Sat., 16th. Oct. WWOw TELEPHONE 554-117 24 HOURS I- - '■ g/Zl Z'*' — | Ph. 795-710 I . l Other Sats by Appointment.s? || z |l