A virtual tour of Olveston Historic Home, Dunedin; home of the Theomin Family from 1906-1966. Exquisitely presented, complete with all the original contents, 'Olveston' is a time capsule, as little has changed inside the house for over 100yrs.
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A small engraving of a dog looking in a mirror hangs just outside David and
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In the “Persian” or Card Room at Olveston the decor is made up of exotic
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Beauty face patch boxesTwo small gilt boxes are part of the collection in Olveston’s drawing
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The Olveston collection contains thousands of objects, each with its own identifying number. These numbers
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A pair of Japanese ramma panels are a feature of the Theomin family’s oriental collection
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D. E. Theomin’s book plate, designed by Mabel HillA book plate is a label, affixed
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The history behind this small item displayed in the drawing room of the Theomin family
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Arts and Crafts architects often used distinctive local materials to place their designs in a
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This undated photograph shows Miss E. Barr (centre back), a, cook for nine years in
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Scratch the surface of any artistic endeavour and there is a story to tell. This
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The Dresden Piano Company, later Bristol, on Princes St, Dunedin. The building was again renamed
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From La Perouse Hicks, Dampier & Cook Dorothy Theomin (no. F.4) New Zealand Alpine Club
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Anyone looking at photographs of social events of a century ago would have to be
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Mention Fiat and most would immediately think of Fiat’s cheerful 500 super-mini and not a
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Olveston’s lively profile made up of differently shaped gables is a feature of Jacobean revival
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The Theomins had many complex decisions to make when they decided to build on their
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War Stories from the Olveston Library’: Dalbert Hallenstein’s Diary Broadcast on Saturdays at 12.30pm, Otago
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