Want to buy antiques abroad?at an adequate price and without even leaving your home? We will tell you how to do it, show you unique items that look expensive and stylish, but cost less than you can imagine. It is quite possible to get a fairy tale delivered to your home if you have good taste and want to furnish your apartment with exclusive furniture, place lovely trinkets in the interiors of your home, feel the old spirit of the Victorian era - and at the same time spend a very small amount. Some "advanced" connoisseurs of such foreign things have found a way to satisfy their passion for collecting and make money on items found at foreign sales, in particular, in England. They visit various auctions and "flea" markets, posting reports on their "antique trips" on the Internet, and there they collect orders for purchases. If you wish, you can contact such enthusiasts and get no less amazing vintage things, furniture in excellent condition, antique trinkets and much more at an amazingly low price.
We invite you to consider it right nowsome finds made at London flea markets. These are items that are very popular with our compatriots, who are finding it increasingly difficult to find really good furniture at a reasonable price in Moscow. London furniture is of good quality, made of mahogany, oak, teak. The English porcelain, table clocks, silver vases and candlesticks are worth noting. This is certainly an antique bureau, not very bulky, but solid in appearance. Price - 17,000 rubles.
A set of elegant tables that will not leave anyone indifferent. Convenient to store and stack, pleasant to show to guests. Price - 12,000 rubles per set.
Leather chair for a desk. Comfortable, unusual, durable. Price — 30,000 rubles.
Bureau, 20th century, walnut veneered, tabletop with leather insert. Price — 20,000 rubles.
Dining table and four Ercol chairs. This set definitely had to be bought right away. Price: 35,000 rubles.
Chest of drawers made of mahogany with a pull-out board. Compact but roomy. Price — 21,000 rubles.
Wardrobe height 150 cm and dressing table. Price — 36,000 rubles for both items.
A swivel chair popular in the 1970s. Not an antique, but cute and comfortable. And in 10 years it will still be an antique. Price: 18,000 rubles.
Bookcase 157 cm high, with a bureau in the middle, 1930s, made of oak. Price — 20,000 rubles.
Victorian mirror, late 19th century.Varnished. Made in the chinoiserie style, that is, using motifs and stylistic techniques of medieval Chinese art. Price: 18,000 rubles.
Two armchairs, mid-20th century, the frame is made of mahogany. Price — 38,000 rubles per pair.
Table, made of oak. Tabletop width — 32 cm, unfolded — 150 cm. Price — 14,000 rubles.
Mirrored bedside tables. Exquisite, stylish. Price — 7,000 rubles per piece.
Brass sconce, very unusual and beautiful shape. Price - 8,000 rubles per pair.
Mappin barometer watch. Useful both in the household and as a gift. Price — 16,000 rubles.
Umbrella stand. Looks nice even without umbrellas. Price: 7,000 rubles.
Inkwell, 1932, silver, Mappin and Webb. An aesthete's dream. Price: 25,000 rubles.
Victorian jug, height - 20 cm. Simple and beautiful. Price - 6,500 rubles.
Three sets of door handles with covers. Touch the old days! Price — 11,000 rubles.
Wedgwood vases. The company name speaks for itself. Price — 2,800 rubles per pair.
Two vases, height - 13 cm. Price - 7,500 rubles per pair.
Mason’s dish. You can just admire it. Price: 3,000 rubles.
Glasses, 5 pieces. Price — 2,800 rubles for everything.
Egg boiling pots. Stylish things! Price — 2,000 rubles per pair.
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