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Welcome
Welcome
The objectives of the Christchurch Antique Bottle and Collectables Club are to preserve, study, display, and share historical data of all kinds. Items of glass, ceramic, wood, brass, cast-iron, paper can all be found within the collections of club members. If it is old, interesting, a fossicking find, or a family heirloom, people tend to enjoy collecting it and showing it to others.
We are an incorporated society.
Come Visit
Come Visit
Meetings are held on the last Sunday of each month except December when there is no meeting. You can come to a meeting as a non-member wanting to find out more about us. To contact us or download a membership form, see the links at the bottom of this page, or come to a meeting!
Included on the meeting agenda are regular features, such as Item of the Night, which caters for all collectables. Members bring on-topic items to display as well as New Finds for discussion. There are many knowledgeable collectors in the club who give informative regular talks. Tea and coffee is served halfway through the meeting. There is a $3 door charge to help cover venue hire and a raffle is sold and drawn on the night. Prospective members do not pay the usual $3 door charge at the monthly meetings.
Join
Join
Please see the Join page for info.
Magazine
Magazine
The club produces a quarterly magazine. Back issues can be downloaded from our archive, if you are interested, please request access. If you are a club member, researcher, or institute you can access back issues of magazines and other content via this website. However, you must use the contact page to request access.
Next Meeting
Next Meeting
Time: 7PM, doors open 6:30PM. Sunday April 27.
Door Charge: $3
Item of the Night: Collectible: Mining/Minerals; Bottle: Goldfields.
Location: Rārākau: Riccarton Centre, 199 Clarence Street, Christchurch
Parking: Most of the parking is to the left of the building but there are parks behind and to the right, there are also parks in side street opposite.
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