Just a short drive along the A4 brings you to the beautiful town of Bath. The Romans made use of the health-giving qualities of the hot springs that rise to the surface here...
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Set in beautiful parkland of the Henbury area of Bristol, Blaise Castle House Museum exhibits a plethora of historical exhibits and features including; a Victorian school room, period costume, model trains and...
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The cathedral is a foremost and rare example of a 'hall church'. Around 1140 Robert FitzHarding founded the abbey of Augustinian Canons (Abbey of St. Augustine) on the site that was later to become Bristol's cathedral church...
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The magnificent early twentieth century Baroque building in Bristol’s Queen’s Road, houses extensive collections and exhibits of archaeology, art, natural history and...
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By David M Issitt – Leading Expert, Dealer and Published Writer on glass and glass related matters.
Out of all the words used to describe glass by collectors and dealers alike, the use of the word Bristol is by far the most misused. Many apply the name to transparent blue and green glass; others however claim all white opaque glass and especially painted pieces to be Bristol...
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This excellent museum houses a large collection of industrial exhibits from Bristol’ s past. Throughout the year a variety of events are run...
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As part of a 12 acre site, Bristol Zoo Gardens is the 5th oldest zoo in the world and outside of a capital city is actually the oldest...
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Named in honour of John and Sebastian Cabot, the tower is located at the end of George Street...
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During the early part of the seventeenth century networks of canals were used to transport goods such as wool from Spain, wood and coal to Gloucester and the Midlands of England...
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The museum, housed within Isambard Kingdom Brunel’s ‘Old Station’ at Temple Meads is the obvious place to visit after you have done the rounds at the Art Deco or Grand Glass Fair, the fair venue being part of the same complex...
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The cathedral city of Bristol is known for its port and manufacturing industries. Concord’s first flight was from Bristol in 1969, probably the highlight of Bristol’s long association with the aircraft industry...
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Just a short drive from the fair at Bristol is The National Trust’s Prior Park Landscape Garden created by entrepreneur Ralph Allen in the eighteenth century...
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An original structure reflecting the industrial past of the Harbourside area of Bristol. This former leadworks was constructed in the nineteenth century...
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There is a wealth of scope for shopping and eating out in Bristol which is the foremost retial area in the South West of England. Visit the main centre at Broadmead or...
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Our Art Deco & Art Nouveau Fairs are currently held at:
• Woking
• Bristol (New Venue)
• Twickenham (New Venue)
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We currently hold two types of fair at Bristol:
• Art Deco & Art Nouveau
• Grand Glass
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