Old School Furniture

charity shop or second hand furniture stores i dont no

2007-10-01 06:33:51 by karenjitsagoo

Old School commercial for Fingers Furniture aired by Ch 39

Biskit is in my town, and he wants "old-school furniture." I am having some trouble finding out just what this is. Does anyone else play A.C.?

Go to this GameFAQ and search for Old School by pressing "CTRL+F" in your browser. Then enter Old School Designation and klick "Find" until you get to a section about Old School Furniture.

2007-04-25 01:43:10 by Trillian

Price: $24.99

Hey everyone. Just curious, is there any way to move furniture like bed frames and computer desk from an apartment you had at your undergraduate college to a graduate school in other state? It seems like a hassle and a lot of money.

I'm just wondering because if I need to sell my furniture in a couple of years before I go off to graduate school, I might as well buy cheap, quality things now instead of investing a lot for quality furniture. Please let me know. Thanks in advance!

I am going to be experiencing the same thing... I'm going from GA to CA.

I would think U-Haul might be the best idea. You could try to buy cheap furniture or furniture that disassembles, but I think if you look at truck rental and gas...perhaps hotel and food, that might be less than the cost of the new furniture, or the hassle of selling the old.

Honestly, it sounds like the details will make the difference. I mean, I'm moving across country, but you may not be. I have nice furniture that can't be disassembled. It'll need to come with me. You may have furniture that may not sell for much. It's all relative, and I'm just giving you some things to think about of course!

Good luck with your decision!

2008-09-07 08:02:49 by Erica S

Price: $34.99 $15.95

Perfect cot for outings, travelling, camping, day care or lounging around the house
Super for sleepovers, camping and daycare
Durable all steel constructed frame that has a reinforced canvas bed liner

Labour party MP Rob Fello's letter to Muslim constituents,
http://3.bp.blogspot.com/_P3tAP38GuxI/S9 CGOwWJh9I/AAAAAAAACyI/3fEpg1DMjZs/s1600/ robflello.jpg

and where are all the old desks coming from? School's that have been closed down in his area perhaps?
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/england/staff ordshire/7842149.stm
Mr Sceptic, I'm not deciding anything, I'm asking. Just curious if they're as offended as I am by the Labour party using equipment from schools they've closed down in the UK as a vote sweetener.

Anyway, seems they're all hiding in the Ramadan section as usual, so we'll just have to guess the answer.

Yes, it seems that anything goes with this lousy lot. Close down good schools and give the furniture [which the British taxpayer has paid for] to so called 3rd world countries which get so many handouts from us the taxpayers. Why didn't they look closer to home? Maybe it could have gone to places over here that need furniture for some children's charities. Remember charity begins at home. Evidently they [ Liblabcon ] are blind and deaf to us the British people.

2010-04-22 13:47:30 by BNP Paul

I bought an old hard wood childrens school desk (and chair) that has a hole for the ink well. Could you give some advice as to what is the best polish or treatment? I don't want them to look new, but it looks like they could use some moisture. I've heard that some furniture polishes are not that good for old furniture..

I have over 17 years in woodworking, finishing and refinishing experience. Personally, I use my antiques, I could care less about 18th century being worth blah, blah… It’s nice to know that, “yes that ugly black mahogany table is worth 15K.. But ya know what… It’s ugly. “ If you want to keep it for a museum piece then I REALLY suggest contacting ANY museum and asking them about what is best. They will be glad to answer. As for ME.. I use beeswax for preservation. JUST like the museums. Car polish is NOT a substitute. Other waxes can either leave the piece white in colour or yellow. What actually happens with wax is that when applied it actually softens the OLD wax and never builds up. This is NOT like spray waxes. This is hand applied stuff.. do a small area etc.. BE CAREFUL. Wax can strip old finishes become gummy because of water based finishes, dirt, buildup of cheep polishes, etc…. Who knows what care your piece had prior so adding a “finish” like tung oil etc is possibly asking for trouble. Usually the piece is cleaned with mild soap and then a finish is applied. NO, NO, NO!!! Why should you NOT do this. The water based finish JUST might go bye, bye. UNLESS you are a pro. DO NOT use a wood cleaner. They can be stripers just as easy. I’ve used wood cleaning solutions to strip old finishes. Non toxic and lemony fresh. (Just joking about the lemony fresh)

Since I can’t SEE the piece. Really. Call a museum and ask if they can take 10 minutes of their time to help ya. They might even let ya bring the desk there and take a look at for ya.

2006-12-21 02:43:45 by yourdayscoming