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Hi chaps new place opened up by us there is eight stores in total over the North west.
has anybody used them or had any dealings with them
the price of there pottery is good been to meet them today and they have a good selection
in showroom. They have Laufen and vitre at good prices. I'm just trying to find a supplier I can trust
thanks
 
We use them, they have a place in stockport and Macclesfield handy to have an extra pottery supplier.
 
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