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‘Charles Darwin’ to make appearance at Sydney Antiques Festival

The Sydney Antiques Fair is back in 2014 and is set to attract thousands of buyers.
5 Aug 2014 12:00
Caroline Tung
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17th Century Tibetan monastery door knocker from Au Lions Des Neiges. Image: Australian Antique and Art Dealers Association. http://www.aaada.org.au/sydneyfair/highlights.cfm

The annual Sydney Antiques Fair, hosted by the Australian Antique and Arts Dealers Association (AAADA), returns to Royal Randwick Racecourse from 27-31 August.

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Caroline Tung
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Caroline Tung is a second-year student at Monash University.

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