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Moy Antiques displays a comprehensive range of quality Georgian, Victorian, Edwardian and decorative furniture as well as fireplaces, chandeliers, mirrors, clocks and paintings etc.<\/p>\n
– trade and private buyers
\n– delivery or shipment for all of its customers
\n– valuation service (available by appointment)
\n– a real aladdins cave
\n– something to suit everyone
\n– constantly changing stocks
\n– ornamental objets d’art
\n– Antique gates and ironwork
\n– furniture, clocks, porcelain
\n– metalware, and general decorative items
\n– Georgian, Victorian, Edwardian
\n– Arts and Crafts
\n– Art Nouveau and more modern periods
\n– Antique & Re-Claimed Oak and Pine furniture<\/p>\n
Enter the front shop from the beautiful Moy Square, dating back to circa 1770. You will find quality examples of antiques and collectables to suit all tastes…<\/p>\n
…continue your journey of discovery to the courtyard and Moy Antique village to the rear.<\/p>\n
Moy Antiques<\/p>\n
12 The Square
\nMoy
\nDungannon
\nCo. Tyrone
\nN. Ireland
\nBT71 7SH
\nPhone: 028 8778 4895
\nMobile: 07778 373509
\nEmail: moyantiques@btconnect.com<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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