Anybody taken cowhide to Australia?
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Anybody taken cowhide to Australia?
We have a beautiful cowhide chaise lounge (sp?) that I cannot bear to leave behind. Anyone has success taking cowhide to Aus?
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Re: Anybody taken cowhide to Australia?
Originally Posted by happymum
We have a beautiful cowhide chaise lounge (sp?) that I cannot bear to leave behind. Anyone has success taking cowhide to Aus?
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nope we didnae bring the MIL
sorry hubbys mum....you know I'm only jokin, me wuves u really
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Re: Anybody taken cowhide to Australia?
Originally Posted by happymum
We have a beautiful cowhide chaise lounge (sp?) that I cannot bear to leave behind. Anyone has success taking cowhide to Aus?
TIA
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Re: Anybody taken cowhide to Australia?
I took some leather shoes into New Zealand...........
Don't suppose that really helps much, does it?
Don't suppose that really helps much, does it?
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Re: Anybody taken cowhide to Australia?
is a leather settee not like a version of that and all shoes supose if it is a treated one may be ok....
but, we got picked up for a shed snake skin left behind a photo of my son in Tenerife with the snake around his neck.
but, we got picked up for a shed snake skin left behind a photo of my son in Tenerife with the snake around his neck.
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Re: Anybody taken cowhide to Australia?
Originally Posted by happymum
We have a beautiful cowhide chaise lounge (sp?) that I cannot bear to leave behind. Anyone has success taking cowhide to Aus?
TIA
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Re: Anybody taken cowhide to Australia?
Originally Posted by Vanessa
I brought some Spring Box hides in and no problem with those.
Thanks for your reply, had they been treated? Our one must have been as it is all made in Europe and stitched into a pad for the chaise longue, but I guess you have to prove it to AQIS. Did you have to take documents outlining what chemical or heat processes the hides had been through?
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PS. Are you also from SA? I was born there, now living in London. Moving to Perth. We hope! But not without my chaise lounge!
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Re: Anybody taken cowhide to Australia?
Originally Posted by happymum
Hi Vanessa
Thanks for your reply, had they been treated? Our one must have been as it is all made in Europe and stitched into a pad for the chaise longue, but I guess you have to prove it to AQIS. Did you have to take documents outlining what chemical or heat processes the hides had been through?
TIA
PS. Are you also from SA? I was born there, now living in London. Moving to Perth. We hope! But not without my chaise lounge!
Thanks for your reply, had they been treated? Our one must have been as it is all made in Europe and stitched into a pad for the chaise longue, but I guess you have to prove it to AQIS. Did you have to take documents outlining what chemical or heat processes the hides had been through?
TIA
PS. Are you also from SA? I was born there, now living in London. Moving to Perth. We hope! But not without my chaise lounge!
looks like they have to be declared for inpection, You could be taking a Gamble , and have to pay for treatment.................mm
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Re: Anybody taken cowhide to Australia?
Originally Posted by happymum
Hi Vanessa
Thanks for your reply, had they been treated? Our one must have been as it is all made in Europe and stitched into a pad for the chaise longue, but I guess you have to prove it to AQIS. Did you have to take documents outlining what chemical or heat processes the hides had been through?
TIA
PS. Are you also from SA? I was born there, now living in London. Moving to Perth. We hope! But not without my chaise lounge!
Thanks for your reply, had they been treated? Our one must have been as it is all made in Europe and stitched into a pad for the chaise longue, but I guess you have to prove it to AQIS. Did you have to take documents outlining what chemical or heat processes the hides had been through?
TIA
PS. Are you also from SA? I was born there, now living in London. Moving to Perth. We hope! But not without my chaise lounge!
AQIS didn't ask anything about them. I put them on the form but nothing was said. I don't have anything to say that they have been treated or otherwise. I am sure that yours will be ok, especially if part of a couch. I wouldn't have thought it was any different from something made from leather.
Not from SA but love it. Been to Cape Town on several occasions and will probably go back in February for a week or two, time permitting.