The Drill Hall Emporium
Monday, September 24, 2012

At home with May and Axel Vervoordt recipes for every season

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  Isn't this image so very beautiful in its simplicity?  That is what I thought when I opened straight to this page of a gorgeous b...
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Sunday, September 2, 2012

Swedish slagbord tables and simple Swedish style

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Image from here I can't believe how quickly the time has passed since loading our shipment in July!  We should be receiving it this...
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Tuesday, August 28, 2012

chunky throws on antique bed...divine!

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  Image from here I have had this image saved on my screen throughout winter, I think I was drawn to how beautiful and warm the bed l...
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Monday, August 13, 2012

the Drill Hall Emporium and Tasmania make Country Style's top 100 travel experience list!

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I am very excited and also proud that our store, The Drill Hall Emporium, made it into our favourite magazine Country Style's top 1...
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Monday, August 6, 2012

English cottages with so much pride!

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In the Cotswolds of England I am always out pointing beautiful stone cottages, some with slate roofs others with traditional thatching.  ...
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Sunday, July 29, 2012

a visit to Betty's cafe in Harrogate

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It has been a tumultuous (not sure why I have used that word, I must be reading too many gossip magazines at the moment!) week for me. ...
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Sunday, July 22, 2012

new in store! cabbage and roses cushions and very very cute gift tags

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Image from here For a while now I have been quite a fan of Cabbages and Roses, an English based clothing, homewares and fabric stor...
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Sunday, July 15, 2012

wonderful recycled English potting shed

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During my recent antiques buying trip in the UK, I found this wonderfully recycled potting shed at the back of an antiques store in Susse...
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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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