The Drill Hall Emporium
Tuesday, November 9, 2010

more antique hunting in country Victoria and a gorgeous potting shed

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An antique shop in Kyneton , N icklebys Antiques, have a great range of French candelabra and many other decorative objects. The Restore...
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Sunday, November 7, 2010

hepburn at hepburn villas and the lake house restaurant

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A gorgeous florist shop window in Kyneton, Victoria. It had closed for the day unfortunately. A historic house and gardens in Hepburn Spri...
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Thursday, November 4, 2010

antique finds and a visit to a Swiss Italian lavender farm

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Here are the French spoon casts I found in Cote Provence that I mentioned in a previous post . They date to around 1900 and are very heavy...
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Wednesday, November 3, 2010

antiques, wedding dresses, pompoms and a patiserrie on high street, malvern

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I couldn't resist more antique hunting on High Street, Malvern in Melbourne. I love the carousel horse and the decoy ducks which have be...
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Monday, November 1, 2010

melbourne escape with antique hunting

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I have just returned from a little trip to Melbourne. One of the first places I visited was Rathdowne Street in Carlton. I was given a tip...
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Thursday, October 28, 2010

some of my favourite pieces in store

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Here are some of my favourite pieces that are in the store at the moment. This bowl I believe to be French, it is really quite large (as y...
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Tammy at The Drill Hall Emporium
New Norfolk, Tasmania, Australia
My name is Tammy and I partly own The Drill Hall Emporium with my mother, Sue and my sister, Donna. My sisters and I began sourcing antiques when we were in highschool. Eventually our market stall evolved into what is now a successful antiques store. My time is now spent working in the store and travelling locally and overseas searching for interesting antiques.
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