ArtDeco
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Just a few quick words about the current stock of Birchwood for anyone thinking of going in the not-too-distant...I popped in yesterday and this is what greeted me:
Usual stacks of Northern Nights and Grim n Co Home bedding, also featherbeds at £19.99
Tons of Emu boots in varying colours, all seemed to be around the £100 mark (sorry I can’t be more specific on whether they were ‘Stinger Hi’ or whatever they’re called, they are not my thing so I only glanced briefly, but all did seem totally unworn)
Usual stacks of Orecks at £79.99
Tons of clothes, all tidy and sorted into sizes on different rails
. I know, it’s a shocker . Best friend got a Centipede coat for £8, there were the usual suspects - Grim n Co, Nina Leonard etc but a bit of pretty much all the other ranges they carry I think, inc lesser known ones like Yong Kim, Mac and Jac etc
Tiffany style lamps, both large and small and some novelty animal ones (ducks I think) for a tenner
A good selection of jewellery including AAA tanzanite half price and pretty Veronese rings for £7, although no Lola Rose (cries of shame :sad
Some Steiff seals (awww) but no Charlie Bears
Odd bits of Gatineau and Elemis (mainly tanning stuff)
Notebooks for £199 (I thought this was good but accompanying best friend who is a techy checked spec then consulted iPhone or similar gadgetry and discovered better deals for a few more quid on brand new kit online)
Plenty of Jack the Lad juicers from the last TSV (the ones that do stone fruit) for £35
A single solitary KitchenAid plus attachments for £199. I had to be physically dragged away :sweat:. Am consoling myself with the fact that a) there’s an upcoming TSV that might be better; b) I don’t really want an ice-cream maker; c) I need to save for a new porch
A bird in the ceiling. An actual literal bird had got in and got trapped, was making an awful din and scaring the seventeen year old sales staff witless
Have to say the place was stacked with stuff, appeared tidy (relatively speaking) and showed absolutely no signs of being run down with a view to closure at all :nod:
Hope this is of some help :handshake:
Usual stacks of Northern Nights and Grim n Co Home bedding, also featherbeds at £19.99
Tons of Emu boots in varying colours, all seemed to be around the £100 mark (sorry I can’t be more specific on whether they were ‘Stinger Hi’ or whatever they’re called, they are not my thing so I only glanced briefly, but all did seem totally unworn)
Usual stacks of Orecks at £79.99
Tons of clothes, all tidy and sorted into sizes on different rails
. I know, it’s a shocker . Best friend got a Centipede coat for £8, there were the usual suspects - Grim n Co, Nina Leonard etc but a bit of pretty much all the other ranges they carry I think, inc lesser known ones like Yong Kim, Mac and Jac etcTiffany style lamps, both large and small and some novelty animal ones (ducks I think) for a tenner
A good selection of jewellery including AAA tanzanite half price and pretty Veronese rings for £7, although no Lola Rose (cries of shame :sad
Some Steiff seals (awww) but no Charlie Bears
Odd bits of Gatineau and Elemis (mainly tanning stuff)
Notebooks for £199 (I thought this was good but accompanying best friend who is a techy checked spec then consulted iPhone or similar gadgetry and discovered better deals for a few more quid on brand new kit online)
Plenty of Jack the Lad juicers from the last TSV (the ones that do stone fruit) for £35
A single solitary KitchenAid plus attachments for £199. I had to be physically dragged away :sweat:. Am consoling myself with the fact that a) there’s an upcoming TSV that might be better; b) I don’t really want an ice-cream maker; c) I need to save for a new porch
A bird in the ceiling. An actual literal bird had got in and got trapped, was making an awful din and scaring the seventeen year old sales staff witless
Have to say the place was stacked with stuff, appeared tidy (relatively speaking) and showed absolutely no signs of being run down with a view to closure at all :nod:
Hope this is of some help :handshake:
