Second Hand Furniture for Sale in Hastings Household items from storage Dining table and chairs ITALIAN MARBLE TALL BOY - Dandenong North Browse for Free Stuff Clothes / Shoes - Babies Clothes / Shoes - Boys Clothes / Shoes - Girls Clothes / Shoes - Ladies Clothes / Shoes - Mens Farm Equiptment & Tools Stuff you can't list Nice Stuff People SayShare this page ... How can I help? Marcia’s Second Time Around, Inc. started in a small store in West Allis at 81st and National. Within a year they expanded to 77th and National. Within 16 months they expanded again to 68th and National. They did not own the building and unfortunately were forced out of that locationSeeing the writing on the wall, they had anticipated this event and opened a store where they are currently at 5928 S. 27th Street where they have been since April of 2000. If you are looking to buy items, we have 7700 square feet of rotating furniture for every room of the house.
It is fun to stop in once a week if you do not find it the first time. You would be amazed how quickly it changes, and the bargains you will find. You can also check out the inventory pictures on our website, which we update weekly. They are not a complete inventory however, so a trip to 5928 S. 27th Street Spring and Summer Hours Starting March 3rd, 2017 Marcias will once again be participating in the Vintage Shop Hop, taking place March 3 and 4, 2017. See the interactive listing of participating shops in the map below. You may need to zoom in really close as there are over 340 participants! Read more about the Shop Hop here. Grab your friends, hit the road, shop hard!!!! If You Have Furniture You Want to Sell: In the email please make sure to state where you are located and how much you are hoping to get. Depending on where you are located and how many items you have to sell we may be able to schedule an appointment for our buyers to come out
(Please note we do not buy entertainment centers or furniture that is pressboard)The Ten Commandments of Buying Used Furniture You see a chair on the curb. It's sitting right in front of your building and it's free. Or, you're at the thrift store and spy a cheap sofa. But something holds you back. If only there were guidelines — holy reminders if you will — of things to keep in mind while looking at used furniture. How do you decide if it's the right thing to re-do? Or if you should run in the other direction? 1. Thou Shalt Look for Tags - This should be first on the checklist: flip the piece over and see if there's a tag. If it says IKEA, boohoo. If it looks like it's from the 70s and reads Thayer Coggin, put a sheet and some caution tape around it as camouflage, then run — don't walk — to find someone help you haul it home. Random side note: This isn't to say that you can't take home the IKEA item; just don't invest money in re-doing it. See this side table/stool thing?
I bought it at some random secondhand store in Burlington, Vermont. I think it was like $20 and it reminded me of these so I quickly bought it. As soon as I got it home, I flipped it over and — lo and behold — there was the dreaded Walmart sticker. It's still in my living room, and will do for now, but I shouldn't have even paid twenty bucks for it, and certainly would never bring it to some guy to refinish. For other inspiration, the women at Chairloom are always doing great work. Thou Shalt Not Worship False Furniture Thou Shalt Sit On It Thou Shalt Examine Any Cushions Be Not Afraid of Simple Fixes Thou Shalt Not Kill Strong Odors & Pests (Easily) 8. Thou Shalt Not Bear False Witness to Your Wallet - Don't get swept up in that $60 price tag, without considering the very real expense of getting it re-done. Even with re-usable cushions, you'll still have to purchase yards of fabric, then pay someone to upholster it. Mentally calculate what it will really cost you when all is said and done.
Is it worth the expense? Thou Shalt Not Covet For example: I got this sofa off Craigslist for free a couple of years ago, and couldn't part with it. I love the chrome against the fabric and it's otherwise very basic, clean and in good shape. For years I moved it around to various awkward spots in my home and garage. Then, as part of the August Style Cure, I finally traded in the Scandinavian crack den look and redid the room, along the sofa. In this instance, I'm glad I hung onto it, even if it did take a while. Remember Your Day of Rest - Re-edited from a post published on 2/28/2013 - DFUsed Living & Dining Room FurnitureHousehold: Appliances, Decor, Used Furniture & More Listings of used living room and dining room furniture for sale in Hong Kong. Tai HangAdded: 2017-02-23 00:35 By: chan119 WhampaoAdded: 2017-02-22 23:44 By: VanessaKo Sheung WanAdded: 2016-01-14 23:12 By: kenken1214--- New TerritoriesAdded: 2017-01-21 17:21 By: Rimmi Hong Kong - Wan Chai DistrictAdded: 2017-02-22 22:01 By: Emma721 Ap Lei ChauAdded: 2017-02-22 21:47 By: kpllee123 Ap Lei ChauAdded: 2017-02-22 21:46 By: kpllee123 Ap Lei ChauAdded: 2017-02-22 21:42 By: kpllee123 Ap Lei ChauAdded: 2017-02-22 21:40 By: kpllee123 Ap Lei ChauAdded
: 2017-02-22 21:37 By: kpllee123 Mid-LevelsAdded: 2017-02-22 18:37 By: angeloturco Mid-LevelsAdded: 2017-02-22 18:34 By: angeloturcoSell to New Uses. How It WorksInterested in Owning a New Uses Franchise?Join the New Uses team and profit from the growth of recycled and “gently-used” household items along with superior customer service.Become part of a proven business model that offers a great range of products.Provide customers with outstanding, “gently-used” products that will save them money and offer excellent service.Enter a business that helps customers furnish, decorate, and update their homes with high quality items that save them money while you strengthen your financial future. Seek and you will find – even if you end up in the outskirts of Selangor doing so. Renewmart, formerly Meng Fong Trading, has three outposts in Ampang Utama, near the Ampang LRT and Shah Alam. Go to the Shah Alam showroom; it’s over 60,000 sq ft crammed with quality, well-preserved junk furniture, whether antiques or mod.
Everything is on the cheap, or at least fairly priced: beds, cabinets, chairs, lamps and tables, as well as art pieces, electrical equipment, and kitchenware such as cups, stained plates and the like. Highlights include a four-panel folding screen, a pair of stone lion statues and, oddly, a mannequin. One Stop Buy & Sell Formerly known as Selangor Junkyard, Buy & Sell is one of the more popular secondhand furniture shops in Puchong. Stocking (and stacking) as many pieces of furniture as possible into the limited space of two shoplots, Buy & Sell also has a website where stock is updated so one can have a good idea of what’s available. At first glance, the shop may seem old and dusty, but a patient hunt revealed some good stuff, like a baby cot in near-new condition, a simple gilded glass-top coffee table that wouldn’t look out of place in an Instagram-worthy living room, an electronic keyboard, a complete set of dining table and chairs, and some large wicker benches (from a five-star hotel) that we would definitely cop if we had a pool deck at home.