Whatnot

Derry

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Whatnot

Whatnot has a wonderfully intriguing selection of jewellery, antiques, collectables and curios items. The owner, who has been in the business for over 3 decades, has an eclectic taste which reflects in the array of items - also available to browse through in the online catalogue.

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address22 Bishop Street, Derry
phone+44 28 7128 8333
websiteVisit website
facebookwww.facebook.com/whatnotantiques

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