Set table decorated with bizarre curiosities

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Cabinet of Curiosities

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Victor Wynd has a sense for the absurd, the macabre and the plainly weird; UK

Wynd lives in Hackney in a disused factory warehouse, which he bought in a derelict state and has since refurbished. The curiosities in his home are not a permanent fixture, instead he moves them to and from his shop, ensuring a constant change.

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