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Eras Antiques of stylE Picture by Adrian Peacock Editor’s Letter How are your Christmas lists going? Mine are in a pretty woeful state, as I’m so taken up with daily To Dos for my ongoing house renovation, but with overseas posting deadlines racing towards us (I lived in Australia for several wonderful years) it’s time to concentrate my mind. And what better way to do it than consulting the 32 pages of our Christmas Gift Guide (page 94), which is packed full of great ideas for everyone on my lists, including my pampered pet, Gonzo. Making it even more handy, many of the lovely things in the Gift Guide - and a whole lot more - will be on sale at the Wealden Times Midwinter Fair, this year held for the first time at The Hop Farm. I look forward to it every November - it always gets me into a happy state of festive anticipation - and hope to see lots of you there. This issue also has two fabulous food stories, two wonderful houses and fashion to put you in a party mood - so enjoy your Wealden Times! 9000 SQ FT OF ANTIQUES AND VINTAGE INTERIORS BEST PRICES PAID, HOUSE CLEARANCES UNDERTAKEN Plus “Coffee in Style” Vintage themed coffee lounge serving Tea Coffee Homemade Cake and light Lunches We are open Monday to Saturday 9am – 5pm nominated antiques shop of the year Wealden Times Team Editor ....................................................................................... Maggie Alderson Fashion & Beauty Editor ...............................................................Helen Barton Design .........................................................................................Powerful Pierre Design Team ..............................................................................Anthony Boxall Rob Cursons Phoebe Gilbert Tanya Goldsmith Managing Director ........................................................................ Julie Simpson Commercial Director ............................................................... Colin Wilkinson Sales Team ................................................................................ Hayley Biddulph Sarah Norwood Becky Smith Lisa Smith Distribution .................................................................................Emma Murphy Wealden Times Events Team Sales Director ..................................................................................... Joy Adams Events Marketing & Operations Manager ..................................Fiona Saunders The Old Station Stores, Bexhill West Station, Terminus Road, Bexhill-on-Sea, East Sussex TN39 3LR Phone 01424 217640 Mobile 07974 178760 info@erasofstyle.com www.erasofstyle.com 53 wealdentimes.co.uk ErasOfStyleWT175.indd 1 09/08/2016 16:13
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