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Trainspotters comes to London…
We’ve been fancying doing this for a while and have finally got our act together…
We’ve found a great glass fronted shop unit in the old Truman Brewery in East London, and will be running a shop there for 10 days in May.
Please see the press release as follows for full info:
Leading industrial lighting and salvage specialists Trainspotters bring their wares to London for 10 days in May.
Pop in to sample a taste of an extensive stock of industrial lighting and salvaged vintage fixtures, sourced from across the
UK and the former Eastern Bloc.
Drawing upon a web of contacts in the salvage and demolition world, Trainspotters have amassed an unparalleled
stock of British industrial and communist-era Eastern European factory lighting.
With a host of high profile commercial and retail projects already supplied to, Trainspotters continue to work with some
of the most cutting edge and influential designers around the world.
As an internet based company Trainspotters spend most of their days tucked away on a leafy industrial estate in
Stroud, Gloucestershire.
The temporary shop in Spitalfields represents an opportunity to meet clients existing and new, usually only encountered virtually.
The shop runs Friday 4th May to Sunday 13th May, 11am-7pm every day.
After 3 very long days and nights setting up, we finally flung open the doors of our East London pop-up showroom on Friday 4th May. It looks pretty good even if we say so ourselves. Thanks to all those who have found the time
Opaline Glass is arguably one of the most synonymous styles when we think of antique vintage lighting and it’s origins come from a mixture of European influences… Glass Of The Past Opaline Glass was produced in France during the 1800s and was highly fashionable around the world during this period. One of its main influences …
Trainspotters comes to London…
We’ve been fancying doing this for a while and have finally got our act together…
We’ve found a great glass fronted shop unit in the old Truman Brewery in East London, and will be running a shop there for 10 days in May.
Please see the press release as follows for full info:
Leading industrial lighting and salvage specialists Trainspotters bring their wares to London for 10 days in May.
Pop in to sample a taste of an extensive stock of industrial lighting and salvaged vintage fixtures, sourced from across the
UK and the former Eastern Bloc.
Drawing upon a web of contacts in the salvage and demolition world, Trainspotters have amassed an unparalleled
stock of British industrial and communist-era Eastern European factory lighting.
With a host of high profile commercial and retail projects already supplied to, Trainspotters continue to work with some
of the most cutting edge and influential designers around the world.
As an internet based company Trainspotters spend most of their days tucked away on a leafy industrial estate in
Stroud, Gloucestershire.
The temporary shop in Spitalfields represents an opportunity to meet clients existing and new, usually only encountered virtually.
The shop runs Friday 4th May to Sunday 13th May, 11am-7pm every day.
Shop 25, Hanbury Street, Spitalfields, London, E1.
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