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Ebay has usually worked for me.  I've sold quite a few items of furniture on there over the years, as my missus has decided she wants a change, from traditional to modern, and modern back to traditional.

 

Having said that, I've struggled to sell a mirror on there recently.  The problem is, I think, it's no ordinary mirror.  You can step into it and enter another world.  Actually, that's not true, but even if it was I doubt it would have sold on Ebay.  It's an Italian Fiam designer mirror.  It's really a piece of modern art.  It's a huge thing, 200cm x105cm.  They retail new at around £2000.   I put it on with a reserve of £500.   I was offered £450 outside of the auction but I declined that because I thought I'd easily get £500 - it wasn't to be!  I shouldn't have been so greedy perhaps?

 

For something like this I think I'd be better putting it on a specialist designer furniture website - but for other furniture Ebay has worked well tbh.  

 

 

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2 hours ago, DerbyTup said:

Ebay has usually worked for me.  I've sold quite a few items of furniture on there over the years, as my missus has decided she wants a change, from traditional to modern, and modern back to traditional.

 

Having said that, I've struggled to sell a mirror on there recently.  The problem is, I think, it's no ordinary mirror.  You can step into it and enter another world.  Actually, that's not true, but even if it was I doubt it would have sold on Ebay.  It's an Italian Fiam designer mirror.  It's really a piece of modern art.  It's a huge thing, 200cm x105cm.  They retail new at around £2000.   I put it on with a reserve of £500.   I was offered £450 outside of the auction but I declined that because I thought I'd easily get £500 - it wasn't to be!  I shouldn't have been so greedy perhaps?

 

For something like this I think I'd be better putting it on a specialist designer furniture website - but for other furniture Ebay has worked well tbh.  

 

 

Imagine writing all this just to tell people you don't know that you paid £2,000 for a mirror.

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It's very easy to sell unwanted Furniture.

 

Paint it BLACK...And put it on eBay...:thumbsup:

 

There are plenty of folks out there who love that kinda stuff..;)

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I’m going to post a reply here for in the style of @DerbyTup for a laugh.....

 

“i would sell it on gumtree - I once sold a lawnmower on there that was broken but someone from Winn gardens still paid me for it - probably because they don’t have a garden. 

 

I also used it once when I was selling a decorative garden piece - when I say that i don’t mean a gnome or anything like that - I mean a real piece of artwork that i had imported from machu pichu - it’s really  stylish - made from Peruvian stone  so you probably wouldn’t know about it. I paid £15k for it and wanted £10k but all the people in Sheffield are really tight so got no buyers - so I put it in my hand built giant redwood shed and will probably take it out one day when I get round to building a Peruvian themed extension to my other garden which is to the left of my large house in dronfield, not the right, that’s my other front garden.

 

would definitely recommend gumtree.”

 

 

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11 hours ago, makapaka said:

I’m going to post a reply here for in the style of @DerbyTup for a laugh.....

 

“i would sell it on gumtree - I once sold a lawnmower on there that was broken but someone from Winn gardens still paid me for it - probably because they don’t have a garden. 

 

I also used it once when I was selling a decorative garden piece - when I say that i don’t mean a gnome or anything like that - I mean a real piece of artwork that i had imported from machu pichu - it’s really  stylish - made from Peruvian stone  so you probably wouldn’t know about it. I paid £15k for it and wanted £10k but all the people in Sheffield are really tight so got no buyers - so I put it in my hand built giant redwood shed and will probably take it out one day when I get round to building a Peruvian themed extension to my other garden which is to the left of my large house in dronfield, not the right, that’s my other front garden.

 

would definitely recommend gumtree.”

 

 

You are awful.

 

 

But I like you.

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