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 Old Bank Antiques Centre[ http://www.oldbankantiquescentre.com/ ] | |
| Description: | This antiques centre accommodates seventeen,well established antique dealers,supplying antiques and decorative items to the trade and general public.Visitors will find over twenty rooms of displays offering a wide selection of English,continental and country furniture as well as ceramics, glass, textiles, metalwork, collectors items and decorative objects.One of the best kept secrets in the South West of England,close to Bristol and the Cotswolds. |
| Category: | For other companies similar to Old Bank Antiques Centrevisit Antiques: Collectors |
| Address: | 4-17 & 20 Walcot Buildings, London Road |
| City: | Bath |
| County: | Bath |
| Post Code: | BA1 6AD |
| Phone No.: | 01225 469282 |
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