Antique & Vintage Goods


Quality aff ordable furniture, jewellery & household items.


** The rare, unusual, quirky & kitsch**


2 doors up from The Buttercup Cafe. Open 6 days a week (closed Wednesdays).


Park in the nearby Castle Hill free car park to give yourself time for a good browse round the shop!


1 Main Street, Doune, FK16 6BJ 01786 842 168 | desirablecurio@btinternet.com


www.facebook.com/TheDesirableCurio www.instagram.com/TheDesirableCurio


All Seasons Pets Supplies Artisan Pet Supplies & Doggy Deli


Handmade Harris Tweed & Tartan dog collars & leads Gourmet dog & cat treats Stockists of Burns Dog Food


Cards and gifts for the dog and cat loving human


www.allseasonspetsupplies.com 07487 821 770


Find us at: Unit 2, 7 Main St, Doune, FK16 6BJ We are in the courtyard behind the Buttercup Cafe.


Our current opening hours are Tuesday to Friday 11.30am to 4pm, Saturday 10.30am to 4pm


Freshly made delicious food, great coffee, extensive cake selection & a welcoming atmosphere are our trademark.


We also have extra seating available in our courtyard room, which is also the ideal venue for private lunches, meetings & family events.


Remember if you are in a hurry, we offer a carry out service!


For those of you out enjoying the fantastic


scenery, we have outside courtyard seating, space for your bikes and a water bowl for the dog. Everyone is welcome!


Open Monday to Friday 9am to 4pm, Saturday 9am to 5pm, Sunday 10am to 4pm


7 Main Street, Doune. FK16 6BJ 01786-842 511


Please mention thewire when responding to adverts 15 WORKSHOPS


Have you always wanted to update your furniture but haven’t had the confidence? Why not come along to our Annie Sloan Essential Paint Workshop. We will show you how to achieve a number of different paint techniques that can be applied to furniture using Annie Sloan paints and waxes.


For dates and more information see our Facebook page or call 07815 813050 Email shop@dounechic.co.uk


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