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davemc · 2014-06-02 20:11:14

Point taken Judgement Day - you are quite correct - Dublin North side. Hi - what would be a good avenue to go down if trying to get an honest valuation on a piece of furniture. Father is looking to sell 2 pieces of furniture (19th century 2 chairs) but I don't want him ripped off either. Ideas welcome.

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Point taken Judgement Day - you are quite correct - Dublin North side.

Hi - what would be a good avenue to go down if trying to get an honest valuation on a piece of furniture. Father is looking to sell 2 pieces of furniture (19th century 2 chairs) but I don't want him ripped off either.

Ideas welcome.

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#2 02-06-2014 9:13pm

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davemc wrote: »

Hi - what would be a good avenue to go down if trying to get an honest valuation on a piece of furniture. Father is looking to sell 2 pieces of furniture (19th century 2 chairs) but I don't want him ripped off either.

Ideas welcome.

Pictures would help. Also location - in terms of suggesting a nearby auction room if they are worth selling at auction.

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They are French Bergeres - usually made from beech.

Are you sure they are 19th century , looks like early 20th century from the photos...... I could be wrong

Nice chairs - get some estimates from your local auctioneers

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