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Beautiful shop in north Wpg. Love looking at all the goods there. They have the most beautiful coats both in sheepskin and leather, ,slippers, gloves etc for sale and such great quality ! They also do alterations to leather , shearling etc. I am very happy with the service I have received there.
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I live in Regina Sask. I wanted to purchase a Brent pottery wheel. This company is amazing. My shipment came extremely fast, and everything was fully intact. They are great to deal with, the answer any questions you have. I also purchased pottery bats and some other small items. The products I purchased where exactly as seen on the website and exceptional quality. I purchased the black bat system, and they are unbelievable. I would definitely purchase from Sounding Stone again. Thanks Grant
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The-Prometheus-Project near Navin MB (5838 Result(s))
250 Dufferin Avenue, Winnipeg, MB R2W 5J1
Gloves, Hats, Mitts, Car Seat Covers, Leather & Fur Cleaning, Custom Coats & Jackets, Slippers & Boots, Medical Sheepskin & Personal Care Products
Selling comfort and style for over 50 years at our factory boutique in Winnipeg - see us for all of your lamskin and leather needs
300 Edison Ave, Winnipeg, MB R2G 0L7
Bakery, Imported Foods, Delicatessen, Cakes, Cheeses
The Bake Oven is a family-owned business serving Winnipeg and the surrounding communities for over 60 years. They started off as a bakery and over the years they have expanded to include a full line of imported foods, gift-ware, sundries, delicatessen, cheeses and a Dutch-Canadian cuisine restaurant. Their main focus is on customer service and satisfaction and they are specialists in carrying and finding products that you won't find in your typical grocery store. Come in and take a tour sometime, chances are you will find something different to please your palate!
The Grove Pub & Restaurant was established in 2010 by owner Miles Gould. Miles, having spent much time living in England, made many friends working in and frequenting pubs. It's a way of life in England, and rich part of their history. Everyone has their local. That's why Miles has recreated that local neighbourhood pub atmosphere in Crescentwood.
Come enjoy an appetizing creation at The Nook Diner. They are open at night from Tuesday to Saturday and are reachable by public transit. The neighboring location is notable for its merchants. Payments by American Express, MasterCard and Visa are recognized.
104 Trottier Bay, Winnipeg, MB R3T 3Y5
Pottery Equipment And Supplies, Clay, Glaze, Pottery, Bisque, Paint, Wax, Stain, Brush, Book, Firing, Kiln, Ceramic, Tool, Underglaze, Overglaze, Wheel, Refactories, Repair, Rental, #shoplocalonline
Based in Winnipeg, The Sounding Stone is your online source for ceramic and pottery supplies. We are a distributor for Duncan and Mayco glazes and paint products and also offer quality used tools and equipment. Visit our website to learn more about our new and featured products.
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