roundiehongkong1956 Wed, 11/16/2022 - 06:42 oldernewer “Fairyland” at Deep Water Bay which was owned by Eric Moller and my parents moved into in early 1950. Date picture taken 1950 (year is approximate) Shows place(s) Island Club, Fairy Land, Zara - RBL 395 [c.1937- ] Log in or register to post comments Comments RBL 395 Listed in CentaData as "Island Club Fairy Land" Log in or register to post comments "Fairyland” at Deep Water Bay Eric Moller bought it in 1939, after the plane crash in Singapore, it was sold to another shipping tycoon Mr. Tung in 1956. Log in or register to post comments For another view of this… For another view of this house, see page 56 of Hong Kong and Far East builder, Vol. 8, No. 4, May & June 1950 on the below link. A photographer named Lai Yat Fung took a photo of the house and entered the photo in a competition. The house is named "Bayview" in the magazine. Hong Kong and Far East builder, vol.8 no.4 (May & June, 1950) Log in or register to post comments "Bayview" It would be good to see some example of the Bayview in an address to be sure it was used as the name of the house. The page you linked to has the photo of this house with the text: "Bayview" by Lai Yat Fung The next page in the document has another photo, with the text: "Pattern" by Yooky Man Which makes me wonder if "Bayview" is just the photographer's caption for the scene, not the building name? Log in or register to post comments
"Fairyland” at Deep Water Bay Eric Moller bought it in 1939, after the plane crash in Singapore, it was sold to another shipping tycoon Mr. Tung in 1956. Log in or register to post comments
For another view of this… For another view of this house, see page 56 of Hong Kong and Far East builder, Vol. 8, No. 4, May & June 1950 on the below link. A photographer named Lai Yat Fung took a photo of the house and entered the photo in a competition. The house is named "Bayview" in the magazine. Hong Kong and Far East builder, vol.8 no.4 (May & June, 1950) Log in or register to post comments
"Bayview" It would be good to see some example of the Bayview in an address to be sure it was used as the name of the house. The page you linked to has the photo of this house with the text: "Bayview" by Lai Yat Fung The next page in the document has another photo, with the text: "Pattern" by Yooky Man Which makes me wonder if "Bayview" is just the photographer's caption for the scene, not the building name? Log in or register to post comments
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RBL 395
Listed in CentaData as "Island Club Fairy Land"
"Fairyland” at Deep Water Bay
Eric Moller bought it in 1939, after the plane crash in Singapore, it was sold to another shipping tycoon Mr. Tung in 1956.
For another view of this…
For another view of this house, see page 56 of Hong Kong and Far East builder, Vol. 8, No. 4, May & June 1950 on the below link.
A photographer named Lai Yat Fung took a photo of the house and entered the photo in a competition. The house is named "Bayview" in the magazine.
Hong Kong and Far East builder, vol.8 no.4 (May & June, 1950)
"Bayview"
It would be good to see some example of the Bayview in an address to be sure it was used as the name of the house.
The page you linked to has the photo of this house with the text:
"Bayview"
by
Lai Yat Fung
The next page in the document has another photo, with the text:
"Pattern"
by
Yooky Man
Which makes me wonder if "Bayview" is just the photographer's caption for the scene, not the building name?