Either take-away (Mon-Fri only) or we can arrange delivery for an additional fee. All products are sold as seen and are ex-display, seconds or returns. For new furniture in your choice of finish and fabrics visit your local retailer. The Ercol Factory Outlet is situated in our showroom at:Summerleys Road, Princes Risborough, Bucks HP27 9PX Last Updated 15th February 2017 @ 14:48 Free UK mainland delivery on orders over £1000.Set 4 blonde Ercol 370 Hoop Back Dining Chairs just in ready for refurb or useShabby chic pine table and two chairsAdd my Shop to your Favourites and receive my email newsletters about new items and special promotions!Whether it’s the most comfortable armchair or the most perfect accent chair, whether it’s the most durable dining chair or the most handy folding chair, choosing the right chair can be incredibly tricky, especially with so many options out there. When choosing a new chair, there are several important factors to consider. While design might be top of some people’s lists, functionality is often at the top of other’s.
Choosing a new chair means making sure it’s fit for purpose, not just that it looks good. When it comes to choosing an armchair, it can certainly help to sit in it to test how comfortable it is. It’s that’s not an option, it can be helpful to look at the type of material it’s made from and stuffing it uses. Some sellers sometimes offer customer reviews when selling items such as chairs online. This can help potential buyers work out if the chair is comfortable, and whether it looks as good in person as it does on screen. Durability is another important factor. Chairs can be a large purchase, and are meant to stand the test of time. Again, choosing high quality materials and good quality craftsmanship can help in the search for durability in chairs. Another factor to consider is size. When buying online, it’s a good idea to measure the space available and compare that to the seller’s description. It’s never good buying chairs that are too big or too small to fit their purpose.
While a chair certainly has to be functional, it’s probably best if it’s not downright ugly. Compare different designs to find chairs that match the design flow of the room – or choose an accent chair that really makes a statement. Looking for design ideas? eBay is the place to be. Home to an incredible range of awesome brands, eBay features big names such as Century, Herman Miller and Intex. Whether it’s a matching set of chairs for the dining room, or it’s a chair for the bedroom or living room, the kitchen or the home office and study, there are thousands of options to choose from on eBay.Our Full Terms and Conditions can be viewed here. Returns within 14 days (please see our Returns page) bhf_shops unfortunately do not accept: Any payment method other than PayPal Offers and/or requests to end auctions early Collection in person (unless specified as a 'Collect in Store' listing) Exemptions or to open auctions to excluded bidders Requests to wait longer than 7 days for payment - we have an automated system
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Mixed wood with Oak £0 - £50 (6) £50 - £100 (18) £100 - £150 (8) £150 - £200 (31) £200 - £250 (27) £250 - £300 (22) £300 - £350 (21) £350 - £400 (9) £400 - £600 (16) £600 - £800 (2)You are commenting as a guest. If you have an account, please sign in. You have pasted content with formatting. Only 75 emoticons maximum are allowed. Your link has been automatically embedded. Display as a link instead Your previous content has been restored. Collectibles with a conscience: our Ebay shop Donate to our shops Volunteer in our high street shops We’re using Ebay to make the most out of the unusual goods donated to our shops. Sarah Brealey finds out more. In a warehouse in Leeds is a collectors’ paradise – a treasure trove of everything from sewing machines and CD players to camera lenses and ice skates. The clothing rails are as likely to contain a Second World War military overcoat as an unworn Donna Karan wrap dress.
Whether your childhood toys were Action Man or Sindy, Hornby train sets or Scalextric, Teletubbies or even Steiff teddies, there’s something to evoke happy memories. By the door, boxes are piled high with the latest arrivals, all of which have been donated to our shops and Furniture & Electrical stores. The warehouse isn’t open to members of the public, but you can browse and buy its treasures by logging on to our Ebay shop, which is part of the world’s largest online auction site. Your donations fund our life-saving research, so we try to make sure they raise as much money as possible. “It’s great when a shop sends us something that we can then get £300 for – when it would have fetched only £30 in store,” says Ashley Skaife, our Ebay manager. “When we put something on Ebay, we have access to 233 million potential customers – that’s how many people are registered shoppers on the site worldwide.” Shop volunteers play an important role in deciding what to list on Ebay.
Many of them have a special interest in collectibles and books, so they can help advise on anything rare or valuable that might get a better price on the auction site. Ashley says they are always happy to have a chat if there is any doubt about a certain donation. “If you are a collector, you enjoy it when someone rings up from a shop and says ‘We have got this, how much money do you think it would fetch?’” Once items arrive at the warehouse, members of the team photograph them and list them on Ebay, doing extra research if necessary to help describe them. Items must be carefully filed so they can be found again when the auction is over. Then the item will be packed and dispatched to the winning bidder. If it’s a large item, such as furniture, it will often stay in the shop and be advertised on Ebay for collection from that particular store. The BHF Ebay operation was set up in 2006 in two rooms above a shop in Halifax. A year ago, it moved to a warehouse in Leeds.
Staff numbers have grown from six to 25, and this, plus the extra space, has helped it to go from strength to strength. As a collector, it is a bit like being Willy Wonka in a chocolate factory Many of the warehouse staff have specialist knowledge in a particular area, such as crockery or fashion. This means that they can advertise items well and set a suitable starting price for the bid. Sally Parsons is a vintage and contemporary clothing expert who used to work for a shoe retailer. Her role includes weeding out the fake designer goods, which come along regularly, as well as spotting hidden gems. “The quirky, unusual stuff makes the most money, although regular designer stuff still does well,” she says. “When we list something and it’s successful, the shops see that and send us similar things, which is great.” Ashley finds the job fun as well as rewarding. “For people like me with a 30-year career in retail, this is as exciting as it gets,” he says.