Advice On Furniture, Please!
#1
Advice On Furniture, Please!
Hi
I posted this on Adelaide Brits and it was suggested I try here!
I'm sorry if Mr Mover has already answered a query like this before - I started to read through all of the old threads, but became bleary eyed!
So, if you don't mind, I'll rake it up again!
Most of my stuff is antique pine, oak or fruitwood! It's old stripped and waxed - there's some with signs of old insect activity ( which is usual for this furniture).
It seems, if I list it as Antique, I will need to provide expert signed(LAPADA) certificates! Can I just say - for instance - Wood Chest Of Drawers?
Has anyone else had any experiences good or bad with old furniture?
I've seen Antique shops, on the net, in and around Adelaide - where I'm heading - so they must ship it in somehow.
Any advice would be appreciated - Thanks.
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I posted this on Adelaide Brits and it was suggested I try here!
I'm sorry if Mr Mover has already answered a query like this before - I started to read through all of the old threads, but became bleary eyed!
So, if you don't mind, I'll rake it up again!
Most of my stuff is antique pine, oak or fruitwood! It's old stripped and waxed - there's some with signs of old insect activity ( which is usual for this furniture).
It seems, if I list it as Antique, I will need to provide expert signed(LAPADA) certificates! Can I just say - for instance - Wood Chest Of Drawers?
Has anyone else had any experiences good or bad with old furniture?
I've seen Antique shops, on the net, in and around Adelaide - where I'm heading - so they must ship it in somehow.
Any advice would be appreciated - Thanks.
:PARTY:
#2
I too have a lot of antique furniture which we are shipping out next month I'll be interested in any replys,a friend of mine ships furniture to the states as a buisness and they just wax and polish the wood,apparantley our sort of woodworm doesn't survive in the warm dry climate.They do a container a month and never have any problems.
David
David
#3
Re: Advice On Furniture, Please!
Mr M did reply to a Q recently re wood worm marks
http://britishexpats.com/forum/showt...hreadid=166061
http://britishexpats.com/forum/showt...hreadid=166061
#4
Re: Advice On Furniture, Please!
Originally posted by gdcollectables
Hi
I posted this on Adelaide Brits and it was suggested I try here!
I'm sorry if Mr Mover has already answered a query like this before - I started to read through all of the old threads, but became bleary eyed!
So, if you don't mind, I'll rake it up again!
Most of my stuff is antique pine, oak or fruitwood! It's old stripped and waxed - there's some with signs of old insect activity ( which is usual for this furniture).
It seems, if I list it as Antique, I will need to provide expert signed(LAPADA) certificates! Can I just say - for instance - Wood Chest Of Drawers?
Has anyone else had any experiences good or bad with old furniture?
I've seen Antique shops, on the net, in and around Adelaide - where I'm heading - so they must ship it in somehow.
Any advice would be appreciated - Thanks.
:PARTY:
Hi
I posted this on Adelaide Brits and it was suggested I try here!
I'm sorry if Mr Mover has already answered a query like this before - I started to read through all of the old threads, but became bleary eyed!
So, if you don't mind, I'll rake it up again!
Most of my stuff is antique pine, oak or fruitwood! It's old stripped and waxed - there's some with signs of old insect activity ( which is usual for this furniture).
It seems, if I list it as Antique, I will need to provide expert signed(LAPADA) certificates! Can I just say - for instance - Wood Chest Of Drawers?
Has anyone else had any experiences good or bad with old furniture?
I've seen Antique shops, on the net, in and around Adelaide - where I'm heading - so they must ship it in somehow.
Any advice would be appreciated - Thanks.
:PARTY:
#5
taking old furniture
Originally posted by Davenshell
I too have a lot of antique furniture which we are shipping out next month I'll be interested in any replys,a friend of mine ships furniture to the states as a buisness and they just wax and polish the wood,apparantley our sort of woodworm doesn't survive in the warm dry climate.They do a container a month and never have any problems.
David
I too have a lot of antique furniture which we are shipping out next month I'll be interested in any replys,a friend of mine ships furniture to the states as a buisness and they just wax and polish the wood,apparantley our sort of woodworm doesn't survive in the warm dry climate.They do a container a month and never have any problems.
David
Where are you going?
Would welcome any feedback re your shipment, as you will be there before us!!:PARTY:
#6
Re: taking old furniture
Originally posted by gdcollectables
Hi
Where are you going?
Would welcome any feedback re your shipment, as you will be there before us!!:PARTY:
Hi
Where are you going?
Would welcome any feedback re your shipment, as you will be there before us!!:PARTY:
This reply was meant for Davenshell, not used to this system yet - sorry!:PARTY:
#7
No problem, container arrives middle of August, the packers are here for 3 days. We're heading for Melbourne area, arrive September 15th. Some of our furniture and collectibles have been packed for 2 years It'll be strange to see it all set out. Any questions send me a message.
David
David