I suddenly began to get a nasty feeling that the blog was all about a rural idyll. Believe me, if I lived in Dorset all the time, I would go mad. I am sure life is all about contrast. So I thought it might be nice to remind ourselves how much we love cities. Here are just a few random photos to show why.
Enjoy a 15% discount off everything on our website (excluding Antiques, Furniture & Lighting) and further discounts in our SALE department online. The discount is automatically applied at the checkout. ...
Enjoy a 15% discount off everything on our website (excluding Antiques, Furniture & Lighting) and further discounts in our SALE department online. The discount is automatically applied at the checkout. ...
Christmas Opening Hours: Tuesday – Friday, 11am to 6pm Saturday – 11am to 5pm Open Sunday 22nd December – 11am to 5pm Christmas Eve – 11am – 5pm CLOSED:...
Christmas Opening Hours: Tuesday – Friday, 11am to 6pm Saturday – 11am to 5pm Open Sunday 22nd December – 11am to 5pm Christmas Eve – 11am – 5pm CLOSED:...
I hope you've had a wonderful Christmas and New Year. Let us pray for a gentle year ahead. Suddenly, today, when we are all back at work at Ben P...
I hope you've had a wonderful Christmas and New Year. Let us pray for a gentle year ahead. Suddenly, today, when we are all back at work at Ben P...
Enjoy a 15% discount off everything on our website (excluding Antiques, Furniture & Lighting) and further discounts in our SALE department online. The discount is automatically applied at the checkout. ...
Enjoy a 15% discount off everything on our website (excluding Antiques, Furniture & Lighting) and further discounts in our SALE department online. The discount is automatically applied at the checkout. ...
Christmas Opening Hours: Tuesday – Friday, 11am to 6pm Saturday – 11am to 5pm Open Sunday 22nd December – 11am to 5pm Christmas Eve – 11am – 5pm CLOSED:...
Christmas Opening Hours: Tuesday – Friday, 11am to 6pm Saturday – 11am to 5pm Open Sunday 22nd December – 11am to 5pm Christmas Eve – 11am – 5pm CLOSED:...
In the 1760s, Josiah Wedgwood introduced his famous ‘creamware’ designed initially for Queen Charlotte, wife of George III. The designs, with their pure simplicity and classical form, took Georgian England...
In the 1760s, Josiah Wedgwood introduced his famous ‘creamware’ designed initially for Queen Charlotte, wife of George III. The designs, with their pure simplicity and classical form, took Georgian England...
