Antiquarians can seem an exotic group to many of us and yet there are several successful dealers in this country, perhaps none more so than Hordern House in Sydney. Established in 1985, and now operating from elegant, post-industrial, award-winning premises in Surry Hills, the firm specialises in rare and important books, paintings, maps, artefacts and ephemera from the period of European exploration and settlement of Australia and the Pacific.
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