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Conference kaosws::canada

Title:True North Strong & Free
Notice:Introduction in Note 535, For Sale/Wanted in 524
Moderator:POLAR::RICHARDSON
Created:Fri Jun 19 1987
Last Modified:Fri Jun 06 1997
Last Successful Update:Fri Jun 06 1997
Number of topics:1040
Total number of notes:13668

834.0. "Canadian China Matching Services?" by CUPMK::BONDE () Thu Jun 02 1994 17:51

    I've recently acquired a set of Limoges china, and I'm trying to extend
    the service.  I've found only a couple of pieces through American china
    matching companies; however, I'm told I might have better luck finding
    pieces by this manufacturer (Charles Ahrenfeldt, pattern "Strasbourg")
    in Canada.
    
    Can anyone give me the names/addresses/phone numbers of Canadian china
    matching services that specialize in selling discontinued china?  
    
    Thank you for any assistance you can provide,
    
    Sue Bonde
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834.1CUPMK::BONDETue Jun 07 1994 19:497
    By the way, in the U.S., china matching services often advertise in in
    the backs of "home and garden beautification" (for lack of a better
    phrase) magazines, as well as bridal magazines.  It's very likely that
    Canadian-published periodicals of these sorts also carry these ads--can
    any subscribers please skim through them and let me know?
    
    Thanks -- Sue
834.2Good luck!KAOFS::C_STEWARTIt was like that when I got here.Wed Jun 08 1994 15:4322
    
    	Just from the Yellow Pages (I've no experience with dealing		
    	in this matter)
    
    	OLD CHINA PATTERNS LTD.,
        1560 BRIMLEY
        TORONTO, ONTARIO
        416-299-8880
    
        ECHO'S DISCONTINUED CHINA AND SILVER
        121-1433 LONSDALE
    	NORTH VANCOUVER, B.C.
        1-800-663-6004
    
        AURORA COLLECTABLES FINE CHINA AND CRYSTALS
        1-800-668-3333
               
      The vast majority of the magazines you mention are the same 
    	U.S. ones as you've probably seen, but there are a few Canadian
      types that I could check next time I'm at the library.
    
    	Candace 
834.3CUPMK::BONDETue Jun 14 1994 19:2113
    RE: .2
    
    Thanks for the information!  I called the places you listed.  Old China
    Patterns and Echo did not carry my pattern, but provided
    pointers to other services I can contact.  Aurora wasn't reachable.
    
    >The vast majority of the magazines you mention are the same 
    >U.S. ones as you've probably seen, but there are a few Canadian
    >types that I could check next time I'm at the library.
    
    I would appreciate it very much if you would do so.  
    
    Thanks again -- Sue