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Wedding China - Where to buy?

Nasty_Girl · 2008-01-08 16:15:18

It's my parents wedding anniversery in about 6 months and we are looking to buy them "wedding china" as a pressie as their original set was destroyed thanks to a dodgy press (thanks for that, cash and carry kitchens!!). I originally looked into replacing the original but the pattern is no longer being made it would seem so…

08-01-2008 4:15pm

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It's my parents wedding anniversery in about 6 months and we are looking to buy them "wedding china" as a pressie as their original set was destroyed thanks to a dodgy press (thanks for that, cash and carry kitchens!!).

I originally looked into replacing the original but the pattern is no longer being made it would seem so Plan B is to buy a new set altogether.

I've looked in a few department stores but thei stuff is all a bit samey.

Any ideas on where I should look?

I live in Dublin but can travel.

Thanks.

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#2 10-01-2008 11:47am

Fooz

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I was in the Treasure Chest in Galway recently (it's on Shop Street I think). They stock some gorgeous china.

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