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<p>[QUOTE="verybrad, post: 108783, member: 37"]Not anything I would get to excited about here in the States but can't know the British market. Looks like a nice quality chair and a good candidate for reupholstery. However, here in the States, no one wants to do that kind of work and to have it done is generally cost-prohibitive. Consequently, no matter the quality, stuffed goods tend to sell very cheaply here or just end up in the trash.</p><p><br /></p><p>Edit: I see the above listings posted that show some good value so your market for this may be different than ours.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="verybrad, post: 108783, member: 37"]Not anything I would get to excited about here in the States but can't know the British market. Looks like a nice quality chair and a good candidate for reupholstery. However, here in the States, no one wants to do that kind of work and to have it done is generally cost-prohibitive. Consequently, no matter the quality, stuffed goods tend to sell very cheaply here or just end up in the trash. Edit: I see the above listings posted that show some good value so your market for this may be different than ours.[/QUOTE]
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