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John Lewis

Address: Oxford Street, London, W1A 1EX

Telephone:	08456 049 049
Fax:	08456 049 050

The John Lewis Partnership's 69,000 Partners own the leading UK retail businesses - Waitrose, John Lewis and Greenbee. Our founder's vision of a successful business powered by its people and its principles defines our unique company today. The profits and benefits created by our success are shared by all our Partners. We've selected the best from our shops to create a great range of products which you can access 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. We hope that you’ll find using our...
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Liberty

Address: Off Regent Street, West End, London, W1B 5AH

Telephone:	020 7734 1234
Email:	londonstorecustomerservices@liberty.co.uk

Since 1875, Liberty has been synonymous with luxury and great design. Arthur Liberty’s intuitive vision and pioneering spirit led him to travel the world looking for individual pieces to inspire and excite his discerning clientele. Liberty is not a name above the door, it’s Arthur Liberty’s legacy, which stands for integrity, value, quality and above all beautifully designed product. This vision and spirit continues today within the iconic Tudor building. From an unrivalled...
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Selfridges

Address: 400 Oxford St, Oxford Street, London, W1A 1AB

Telephone:	0800 123 400
Email:	homebuyers@selfridges.co.uk

1858 A baby boy named Harry Gordon Selfridge is born in Wisconsin, USA in 1858. Gordon Selfridge is working for retailer Marshall Field in Chicago and after introducing many new ideas including annual... More Info 1906 At the grand old age of 48, Gordon Selfridge retires after buying Schlesinger & Mayer department store for $5m and selling it on 3 months later. He moved to London the following year. 1909 Gordon Selfridge...
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