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I have a set of Nikko stoneware that I purchased 20+ years ago. From time to time, though not for at least the past 7 years, I was able to purchase additional pieces of the same stoneware at a shop on St George St in St Augustine. The pattern that I have is solid white in an octagonal pattern. The store also had other colors and Christmas dishes in the same pattern. Is that store still in St Augustine? How do I contact their website?
Don't know about that, but there is a business-replacements.com- in North Carolina- specialize in matching china, crystal,silver, etc from anywhere, anytime, any pattern. They ship- I've never had anything arrive broken.
I bought some pieces for a set my grandfather bought my grandmother back in the '40's- and found some serving pieces I never knew existed. Very reasonable prices.
Good Luck!
It really is impossible to see all St. Aug has to offer in a day or two. If that is all the time you are able to visit then plan a return visit... the city will definately call you back!
The months of November thru January are especially beautiful because the city is decorated with lights. My best memory of St. Aug is living here and knowing all the secrets that the tourists never knew!... but here I am now grown and mature sharing the secrets with all of VT.
Bring sunscreen and Mosquito Repellent. Mosquitos were thick when we were there in early September. Comfortable shoes are a must, along with a hat. none Bring your camera and lots of film There are some parts on the beach where you can drive
In 1883 the Jacksonville, St. Augustine & Halifax River railway was completed, giving the city a link with it's neighbor to the north, Jacksonville. During the winter of 1883-84, Henry M. Flagler, one of the co-founders of the Standard Oil Company, visited the city and was impressed with the charm and possibilities of the area.
This place isn't such a bad place to hang out, especially on a balmy night when they have live music. It has a lot of outside seating, and even the bar area, which has a roof, is open air. It's right on St. George Street, and the view is of the river.
The Conch House is located over the Bridge of Lions from the Old Town, next to the the marina on Comares Ave. The restaurant itself is built on a pier overlooking the water and is really gorgeous on a nice day. When you've finished eating you can take a walk down the pier and look at the boats and the pelicans. It's very scenic. I love conch fritters, which you can only get in Florida, and ones they serve here are great. They also make a mean rum punch, something which I highly recommend.
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Address: 2465 Highway 16, Saint Augustine, Florida, 32092, United States
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