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NOW OPEN SUNDAYS DEMOS 11.15 + 2.15 book now 01225 428146 One of the last glass blowing production studios left in the UK making a range of glassware, stained glass and handmade jewellery.Glassma…

NOW OPEN SUNDAYS DEMOS 11.15 + 2.15 book now 01225 428146 One of the last glass blowing production studios left in the UK making a range of glassware, stained glass and handmade jewellery.Glassma…

NOW OPEN SUNDAYS DEMOS 11.15 + 2.15 book now 01225 428146 One of the last glass blowing production studios left in the UK making a range of glassware, stained glass and handmade jewellery.Glassma…

In its 65th year, The Silver Shop of Bath is an entirely independent one-off shop with a completely unique selection of beautiful jewellery and gifts.

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Radstock Window Warehouse for all your double glazing needs, Conservatories, Doors, Fixings, Fascia and Guttering, Palladio High Security Doors

Suppliers of beautiful items for all your beading, braiding & jewellery making needs!

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Wells Cathedral is located in Wells, Somerset. Built between 1175 and 1490, Wells Cathedral has been described as “the most poetic of the English Cathedrals”.