Jan and John Maggs Antiques
NEWSLETTER - October 18, 2011
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The village of Wyck Rissington
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In this month's Newsletter
We've just returned home from another wonderful visit to
England. We bought very well, and our shipment arrived safely on
Monday morning, allowing us plenty of time to get everything
ready for our November Opening on the 12th and 13th.
As you scroll down this page, you'll find more about the
Opening, and a small souvenir of our travels - a pictorial of
Burford, one of our favorite Cotswold villages. Since
most of our new stock is being held for the opening, there's no
New Inventory page this month, but there are several new
listings on
MaggsList. And, of course, Pippin's Page
and the Back Page.
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A Preview of Our November Opening
This
November's Opening may be our
richest yet. The finds from our recent and very successful
English buying trip have been made even sweeter by another
buying opportunity that came to us out of the blue shortly
before our voyage.
Click the picture to learn more.
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MaggsList
In this month's installment - an interesting cabinet with
linenfold panels, and reference books on glass and folk art. To
see current listings, or if you'd like to sell something here,
click on the picture of John. |
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Quick Links
Additional links to more than 11,000 pages and images will be
found in the Quick Links box on our website.
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A Walk Down Burford's High Street
We invite you to join us as we stroll down the High Street of
this wonderful medieval village, our base for exploring the
Cotswolds.
Click on the picture to see a few of the reasons why we return
regularly.
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Pippin's Page
Click on Pippin's nose for this month's image of our favorite
feline.
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The Back Page
We've never understood the success of Europe's ubiquitous
American fast food outlets. For example, a few years ago,
while visiting Antwerp,
we counted three McDonald's in a single block. We recently
needed to visit a Burger King in Sussex for emergency
supplies. Click
here for a sobering price check on a mini-bottle of 2%
milk.
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