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Still Framing for Christmas

26/11/2014

Remember, Fielders are still Framing for Christmas! We Frame all manner of things and they make great gifts so come in and chat to our commended framers and see what they can do...

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Christmas Cards

26/11/2014

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As always you can get a range of quirky christmas cards at Fielders. Instore now...

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Advent Calendars

26/11/2014

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A Christmas staple at Fielders- beautifully traditional, religious Advent calendars. Quite the rarity these days but a lovely reminder of what Christmas is all about.

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The latest addition to our extensive range of products is this Americana Decor Chalk Paint.

Achieve today's trendiest home decor looks with this chalky finish paint. It distresses easily for that vintage, shabby-chic style and waxes can be used to create an antique finish (also in the range.)
One small pot gives you great coverage!

We're sure you'll love it!

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Completed Ceramic Poppy Project

13/11/2014

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As promised! Our Tower of London ceramic poppy, beautifully framed in a deep box moulding, using Art Glass to minimise any reflections. The finished piece will be on display in our framing department for a limited time.

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Time is running out on our Canvas offer!!

8/11/2014

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Only limited stock left of our special price canvases- which are now also 3 for 2!! Get yours quick so you don't miss out on a great price. Once they're gone, they're gone!

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WWI Medals

8/11/2014

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These are medals from the First World War awarded to William Charles Findlay- Brother of Agnes Fielder (who ran the shop from 1928 into the 50s), and great uncle to the current owner Mr Ian Fielder.
These amazing pieces of history are to undergo our bespoke framing service.
Keep an eye out for the results.

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Ceramic Poppy project

8/11/2014

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An amazing project for Fielders! This is a sub-standard reject from the collection of ceramic poppies displayed at the Tower of London for the centenary of World War I. It was brought to us by Marine Cadet Calum Wilde- Grandson of our very own Mr Fielder- who volunteered in helping to plant the poppies. Some of the reject poppies were given to the volunteers by the organisers. Now Fielders are embracing the important task of preserving this beautiful piece of history in a bespoke frame. We are sure then, that it will most definately not be forgotten. Look out for the results in the coming weeks.