Page 36 Advertisements Column 2

Press, 10 April 1979, Page 36

™* , i — . WR'RK Opsr ’ JP-< I|L% I 4&.-1 4K ■ M \ -~ A \ Aw. ,<Crfr •' i* llmL \ * | ifaßk.' I A 7 . > ■• *"' sW -\j EWL \ii»wi Kefe ' '- •• -i ♦ > • -wif 1 ■&! F iPFk Ur. ■■’ ■. W T* W .-<W' ' I 3 Petersen's Jewellers at \ «■ I 37 New R®9 ent Street YwfW . J / specialise in Walker and ? FV? * w/ manufacturedin England. They are the sole agents in Christchurch. -J - - — '•* ———— Il • £BbSBBhsS* ' 'WSFK , '- M ■ i i j i ■’. ; ’ißllorf■Tl I * - ■ tf-gF-*1 |: 'Kb ■ .: ■> I Wii % i' s i\ 1 1 i 1 I I w ' ■’ -XlLir* i uhlj i i : .Ory i jmbJ’ MUI F- SI Ria s k.. ‘~ /BS KiR- /R B Petersen's Jewellers stock a beautiful collection of handcarved Cuckoo clocks, Imported from West Germany. There ore 18 different models from the Block Forest region oil fitted with a rack type cuckoo-clock-movement The one at left is a Block-Smith's shop tn o Black Forest House. Other designs include moving figures, a turning water wheel and hunting scenes around the traditional chalet —■ in varying ornate works some with plain handcarved wood figures others elaborately carved and intricately painted. The first cuckoo clocks were made almost 200 years age and they have continued to remain popular Cw '"x t y -. The silver plate items -- - ■& % k illustrated on this page are top: a roll top hand Z~S»' ' JjZSF engraved butter dish. I . reproduced from a piece doting back to 1728. *aEjPk > The mustard \ condament is one of a set Z *" of three. The cream jug f- ...v..-4-.x Ji * /y (inset) comes in 125 cm F /y or 145 cm sizes. All the VaF * ' . mHF Walker and Hall silver ■ JM plate items carry a life .jOn jMSk time guarantee. I—————— '