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Posted: Sat 05 Nov, 2011 9:32 pm
by drapesy
I see John Peters has gone into receivership. Although I understand it has been nothing to do with the Cussins family for many years, it was a name coined by Manny Cussins after the first names of his two sons

Posted: Sat 05 Nov, 2011 11:04 pm
by chameleon
drapesy wrote: I see John Peters has gone into receivership. Although I understand it has been nothing to do with the Cussins family for many years, it was a name coined by Manny Cussins after the first names of his two sons Presumabley this is the rejuvenated company using the same trading name drapesy, I'm sure I remember the original business going into administration around the time I was searching for a new table a few years ago.

Posted: Sun 06 Nov, 2011 2:29 am
by Johnny39
We bought our first suite at John Peters in the 1960's Wasn't it on the corner of Lands Lane, the old Scala cinema?    

Posted: Sun 06 Nov, 2011 7:58 pm
by majorhoundii
Johnny39 wrote: We bought our first suite at John Peters in the 1960's Wasn't it on the corner of Lands Lane, the old Scala cinema?     Yes I think it was. We bought a combined unit of single, double wardrobe and a dressing table, I think it was Schreiber. Again in the late sixties - early seventies.

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Posted: Sun 24 Jul, 2016 9:45 pm
by volvojack
majorhoundii wrote:Johnny39 wrote: We bought our first suite at John Peters in the 1960's Wasn't it on the corner of Lands Lane, the old Scala cinema?     Yes I think it was. We bought a combined unit of single, double wardrobe and a dressing table, I think it was Schreiber. Again in the late sixties - early seventies.

Well John Peters was certainly on the site of the Scala Cinema and Ballroom but the Scala was not on the corner unless my memory is wrong.
I also bought a Schreiber double wardrobe from there and they sent me up to the stock room on the top floor in the original lift and when I looked around there was the silver ball in the ceiling and the kiosk where they used to serve soft drinks. It brought back happy memories of Saturday nights.