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Pickering Antique Centre

3:26pm Tuesday 4th April 2006

By East Coast Guide »

Southgate, YO18 8BN

The showroom covers 3,500 square feet and houses 40 antique dealers including specialists in Victorian brass and iron bedsteads, Victorian and Edwardian furniture, French antiques, dolls, books, antique and costume jewellery, Georgian and Victorian glassware, Paintings and prints, silverware, records, old linen and garden artefacts.

Facilities: Free parking.

Disabled Access: Yes.

Contact: (01751) 477210

Email: sales@pickantiques.freeserve.co.uk

Website: www.pickeringantiquecentre.co.uk

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