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Our range of clothes is always changing new blouses tops a fantastic collection of scarves
Come take a look in our shop blouses dresses are found in the clothing room along with ladies handbags
PURE LINEN Floral Print Ladies Tops 2018 spring summer styles Autumn styles are now coming in in muted floral tones
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Fine jersey poncho with crepe satin trim in Mustard grey black taupe navy maroon charcoal etc
fabulous price £15
Tapestry large shopper bags
Owls Elephants Butterflies
£10.99
Large soft knit chunky cscarves
£15 each so many colours
The Georgian Window Gift Shop Durham has the largest collection of scarves in the northeast of England
above left Cashmere cotton mix soft scarves £18 soft quality scarves
London Vintage marcasite jewellery is made from sterling silver and set with marcasite stones.
The Georgian Window staples these blouses below are £22 each
They come in so many different designs and colours floral to large poker dot
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Knitted scarves are super soft in over 30 different colour-way combinations
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Knit Scarves our speciality ..available many colourways
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A selection of jewellery is to be found all around our shop. We always hear this shop is an is an Alladins cave. So if you are lover of arty tasteful items you will love the shop, come investigate and get lost in all of the fabulous things, lots of choice and handbags too
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This Glass and Bronze Jewellery is fantastically priced they were 10 pounds now just 2 pounds.each necklace choose from 10 designs many more bargains in store
Arty scarves featured Van Gogh Monet the kiss as above left always have Tote bags @ just over 10 pounds
Engraving of framwellgate bridge
If you like Durham paintings engravings watercolours then have a look at the page
featuring famous artists who have painted
beautiful Durham City
The Georgian Window
Opened in February 1981
In those early days we sold lots of Art
Norman was a picture framer and our walls were covered with paintings and framed prints
2 weeks after opening a man came into the shop and said I think I would like to buy that engraving. He told me he was on a university reunion so I asked after all those years what do you do now. He said I'm an editor I asked what do you edit he said the Sunday Times, it was Harold Evans a very famous editor
and he bought a rare Carmichael engraving of Durham
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Harold_Evans
another day a really nice lady very well dressed came in and was very complimentary she thought the shop was charming, after she and her younger companion left with a few gifts all wrapped up, a young student said to me did you know that was Norrah Batty that you were talking to... and I hadn't had a clue even though I knew the name.