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Find exquisite crafts and jewellery in this museum shop. Everything from a pair of earrings modelled on those of ancient Egypt or a replica Roman bust to contemporary crafts.
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The most appealing art shop in town has wood panelling and rows of glass jars full of pigments.
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Write a letter home on these fine hand-made papers. The shop is also a specialist on bookbinding.
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London’s largest toy shop sells everything from dolls to computer games. Worth a visit just to see their fabulous window displays.
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London’s leading furniture store is a showcase for the best of British design. There is a pleasant café at the back of the 3rd floor.
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One of the best stereo and home-cinema stores in a street full of electronic equipment shops.
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The handsome antiquarian bookshop is best for 18th- and 19th-century British literature.
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Enter this shop from Pied Bull’s Yard, a camera collector’s haven, and browse among old Leicas and Hasselblads.
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One of London’s most appealing department stores, Liberty sells cutting-edge contemporary design in clothing, jewellery and household items. Opened in 1875, to specialise in goods and silks from the Empire, the shop remains famous for its “Liberty Print” fabric.
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This vast store has four floors of CDs, videos, computer games and magazines.
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