The Tasmanian

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Handcrafted from Silver Teaspoons, Dessert Spoons, Salt Spoons & More…

Each silverware piece is carefully selected to create individual jewellery designs. Mediums range from Antique Silver Teaspoons & Cake Forks, to Apostle Spoons & Demitasse Coffee Spoons. The beautiful and ornate engravings from early cutlery and flatware are featured in most designs, with others featuring hallmarks, family initials, monograms and trademarks (eg. Rolex or Tas Govt.)

Salamanca Market takes place in Hobart every Saturday between 8.30am and 3pm – rain, hail or shine. At Hobart’s popular outdoor market you’ll join the locals for a shopping experience with a difference. Salamanca Market is one of those special places where you actually meet the people who create, make or grow what they sell. You can shop here for locally grown organic fruit and vegetables, freshly cut flowers, fine Tasmanian arts and crafts and an array of odds and ends.

The organizers of the Salamanca Market (Hobart City Council) welcome Buskers to entertain people. You will need a Buskers Permit on the day. Please enquire with the council for more information.

After the success of our previous stalls at Hobart’s Salamanca Markets, the Tasmanian Branch plans to hold more in 2009.

Stall dates: Saturday 21 March, 5 September and 28 November

If you would like to volunteer some time, please speak to Berry on 0419 011 239

Salamanca Terraces is just around the corner from Salamanca Place and within a five minute walk of the central business district, Saturday Salamanca market, the craft shops and galleries as well as the waterfront and its restaurants.