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Mousehouse Antiques and Interiors in 2006
Located on the B4524.  (Turn off the B4265 at Ewenny)

Ty Maen Farm Mousehouse Antiques and Interiors displayed a beautiful selection of linen, embroidery, furniture and china as well as fine quality country antiques furniture restoration.  Ty Maen Farmhouse, which was built in 1535, has low beams and door frames and an uneven floor; it is a Grade Two Listed Building.  Ty Maen Teas sold delicious home made cakes and at around the same time Forest Decking Decking (suppliers of fencing, posts, trellis, arches, play systems, log cabins and garden furniture) and Swallows Home & Gardens Spanish pots, ceramics, furniture, bird baths, statues, unique gifts, sun awnings, barbeques) both had a base on the land.  The photographs below are displayed here for interest. 

Mousehouse Antiques, Ogmore Village, in 2002 (1 of 39)

Mousehouse Antiques, Ogmore Village, in 2005

Mousehouse Antiques, Ogmore Village, in 2006

Chairs, Furniture

Furniture, Glassware

Chairs, China, Glassware

Lace and Furnishings

Furniture

Furniture, Soft Furnishings

Chinaware, Vases, Glassware

Ty Maen Teas Open sign and outdoor seating in 2005

Ty Maen Teas and Mousehouse Antiques, Ogmore Village

Ty Maen from bottom of drive

Original Fireplace

Indoor seating area for teas

Ty Maen Teas guest

Passageway into indoor seating area

Sign warning of low beams and door frame, uneven floor and steps of Ty Maen house which was built in 1535

Forest Decking Signage in 2005

Log Cabin, Garden Furniture, Bird Tables, Fencing

Display of plans for log cabins and garden furnitureInterior of shop

Swallows Home & Gardens signage in 2005

Entrance to Swallows site

Pots, Patio Table and Chairs

Dovecots and Stoneware

Barn Shop

Decking, Stoneware, Pots

Courtyard and Fountain

Patio Table and Chairs

Stoneware, Pots, Trellis

Stoneware

Dovecots

Planter

Paintings, Pictures, Ornaments

Vases, Chinaware, Clocks, Pictures

Vases, Bamboo Chimes

Ornaments, Ironware

Bamboo items

Ornaments (39 of 39)

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Mousehouse Antiques, Ogmore Village, in 2002 (1 of 39)

 

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