The Queen’s Shilling

Poole, Royaume-Uni

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+44 1202 723335
Adresse :
87 Commercial Road, Poole, Royaume-Uni, BH14 0JD
Arrêts et stations de transports en commun proches
70 mAshley Cross
400 mParkstone
1.1 kmPoole Park Middle Gate
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Heure locale (Poole) 21:13 samedi 24 mai 2025

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2 avis sur The Queen’s Shilling

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Évaluation du lieu : 5
Weymouth, United Kingdom
this is my granma’s shop and it IS a true antique shop and war memorabilia gold mine. I used to love exploring the place when I was little and even now its like stepping into some sort of narnia. My Grandma, Anne is a sweet lady who has spent her life working and still relentlessly keeps up with her work load on her own which as you can imagine, in her eighties can mean the shop is a little untidy but to be honest it just adds to the character. I hope you decide to pop in as she just loves new visitors and a good old chat and hope you can see for yourself why so many people love the place and the cherished memories and atmosphere of her time.
Évaluation du lieu : 3
Poole, United Kingdom
I’m not really sure that this is a true antique shop — It’s more like a shop that sells old bric a brac. Things of interest.
A lot of it is memorabilia from the Armed Services, and tabbacco tins and hip flasks. That sort of thing. I’ve looked in the window lots of times, but I’ve never felt compelled to go in.
One day, knowing me, I probably will and I’ll report back in more detail.