So if we remake an old sewing table, I wouldn’t tag it as a sewing table because many times a customer will get tunnel vision and say oh, I don’t need a sewing table. You also have to be careful with how you label things. For instance, a table that can be used as a night stand or an end table can go into many different rooms in your house and will sell quicker than, say, a vanity that’s very specific. Hi Kelli! We’re definitely not experts at selling in a booth, but a few things we’ve learned along the way… the most versatile pieces sell first. Or join us on social media: Pinterest, Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, & Google+ Want to see more posts like this? Sign up to get our email updates here. This is the first time we’ve worked with this product and so far I think I like it, but I want to play with it some more before telling you guys for sure what we think.ĭo you sell painted furniture? I’m curious to hear what sells best in your area and what doesn’t. We sealed it with CeCe Caldwell’s Endurance. We did a little distressing around the edges, and I love that you can see a bit of the tan paint and some of the original dark wood finish. It sat, and it sat, and instead of lowering the price I decided to just give the people what they wanted and repaint it white. I decided to go with it anyway and see if it would sell. It was tan with a grain sack stripe and a number, and when I asked for opinions on Facebook you guys were 50/50 whether you liked it or not. I had painted this drop leaf coffee table once before. So even though I sometimes feel like I’m going to poke my eyes out if I have to open another can of Annie Sloan Old White paint, if we want to sell something quickly that’s the direction we head in. I love to experiment with different colors and finishes, but we know when we do that, it’ll probably take twice as long to sell as when we just paint it white. People dig the white, slightly distressed furniture around here. But we’ve learned quickly that this style sells in our area. Sometimes we get bored with painting things white, and because we feel like it might bore you too, we don’t share all of the white makeovers on our blog. COLLECTION/VIEWINGĬollection/viewing welcome by appointment, just contact us to arrange a convenient time.Two things we’ve learned from selling furniture in a booth space. Simply click the "ADD TO CART" button above and follow the instructions, selecting your preferred payment option at the final checkout page. You may also pay by cheque or via bank transfer (BACS). Our website accepts PayPal as well as credit & debit cards securely processed through PayPal (No PayPal account needed).
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£34.95 flat delivery charge to all areas of mainland England/Wales - Additional items in the same delivery are delivered free of charge. There is an option on the checkout page where you can add special notes about your delivery. If you require a two man delivery service please inform us so we can give you an individual delivery quote. Deliveries are a ONE MAN courier service. Delivery usually takes 5-15 working days.
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We carefully pack pieces in-house and provide a professional delivery service via trusted couriers in order to deliver your purchased items safely to your door.Īfter your order has been received, we will advise you as to when your item of furniture will be delivered. We ship goods to all areas of Mainland UK. General wear and marks commensurate with age. The same logo was used for Utility Furniture as had been developed for the Utility clothing scheme: two capital letters C’s and the figure 41, for “Controlled Commodity 1941” (which soon became known as “The Two Cheeses”). New furniture was rationed and was restricted to newly-weds and people who had been bombed out, under the “Domestic Furniture (Control of Manufacture and Supply (No 2)) Order 1942” operative from 1 November 1942. The Utility Furniture Advisory Committee set up in 1942, drawing on considerable expertise, principally Gordon Russell and Ernest Clench, also Herman Lebus and John Gloag, in order to assure that the scarce available resources were used in a sensible way. With the “two cheese” marks underneath the logo for the Utility Furniture Advisory Committee of 1942. Perfect height to use as a coffee table or side table. The leaves lift up and it twists around to make a solid table top. With an oval top in solid oak raised on chamfered legs united by a cross stretcher, raised on arched feet. A good quality drop leaf oak coffee table dating from circa 1940s.
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