Need help identifying style of antique(?) table
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forwardFri 22/06/07 19:36 |
I have a round mahogany (I think) occasional table that belonged to my dad. I'm looking to sell it but I can't find anything like it in library books on furniture, so am not sure how to describe it on an ad or what value to ask for. I thought I could post pictures of it on a relevant board of ebay, with a request for help, but can't see anything on their community boards that fits or that will allow attachment of pictures. |
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#144310Fri 22/06/07 19:46 |
Why not find two or three reliable auctioneers/antique dealers in the area via Yell.com or the telephone directory, find out their email address, write to them expressing an interest in selling said table, attach a photograph to the email and see if you get any responses? |
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