David and Kim at Time After Time today - some great new Tweed jackets in (good colours) and a selection of Steampunk jewellery and our new vintage crockery area is going down a storm.
I have also added some Victorian pieces - a black shrug covered with jet, some piano shawls and a collection of cameos.
Meanwhile...back at the On Line Shop...
www.timeonlinedirect.com
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Our date range is from around 1860 to the present day, covering more than a century and a half of antique, vintage, retro and designer pieces
Each piece is hand-picked. We will not compromise on quality – so the pieces on sale are always in tip-top condition – whether Victorian, Edwardian or from now. Each and every gorgeous thing is ready to go! And we’re affordable too!
The shop is family owned and managed by Sandra, Dave & Toby Ireland who have been involved in the fashion industry since the 1960s.
Dave grew up surrounded by textiles. His mother Flossie was a spinner at Ebley Mill, Aunty Gwen a weaver at Stanley. Uncle Reg worked at Hill Paul and Aunty Doris and Uncle Bert moved from the Dursley Mills to the carpet industry of Kidderminster. Dave lived in a mill cottage under the shadow of Stanley Mill in Ryeford before taking a Fashion and Textiles degree at the Gloucestershire College of Art & Design.
Sandra's mother was a tailoress, and the sound of a Singer whirring feverishly away was an ever-present feature of family life. Sandra is an illustrator and photographer with many books and publications under her very stylish vintage belt. Sandra curates the jewellery collections at Time After Time.
Life today revolves around the constant search for the fabulous.We even have our own radio show on Stroud FM 107.9 and online on Sunday afternoons from 5-6 and Wednesday nights from 10-11. Listen live or online at anytime. So when you visit Time After Time in Stroud – take a little of of the past home with you… | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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