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• Schedule your listings for FREE • Save time by automating some of your post sales emails and feedback • Automatically email buyers when payment is received and your item has shipped • Create monthly profit and loss reports • Find out your products' success ratio and average selling price • Download your sales history in .csv files ՠMicrosoft Internet Explorer 6 or later, Mozilla Firefox 1.5 or later, Apple Safari 2 or later. More Web Browser Recommendations for Using eBay. ՠSupports any operating system, including Macintosh Or try one of our other helpful seller tools: Upload, revise, relist or end thousands of listings at once Download active and sold listings Learn More or Subscribe NowJuly 19, 2011July 27, 2015 Arne Jacobsen, Design Information, Fritz Hansen, Jacobsen Egg Chair So you think you found a great deal on a Jacobsen Egg Chair? If the price is too good to be true, chances are the chair is not good enough to be true.
There are a lot of counterfeit Jacobsen Egg Chairs out there. Luckily, the Republic of Fritz Hansen has made it relatively easy to tell fake Egg Chairs from authentic Jacobsen Egg Chairs. Here are a few things to look out for: Sometimes you’ll know immediately it’s a fake. The authentic Egg Chair is sleek, contoured and flawless. The base should have four prongs. Unfortunately the vast majority of knock-offs are only available online, and disreputable shops use legitimate images to advertise their counterfeit Egg Chairs. So if you buy online and you’re suspicious of a fake, insist that they send images of all the below features, or just avoid the trouble altogether, and buy an authentic Arne Jacobsen Egg Chair. Republic of Fritz Hansen products (including the Egg Chair) manufactured after 2006 features a label as a sign of authenticity. Egg Chairs produced before 2010 have a red tag, while those produced after 2010 feature a brown tag. Look for the Republic of Fritz Hansen logo, as well as the year of manufacture.
If you don’t see a label, remember that it could be an older model. So look under the base; if it’s a real Egg Chair, you should find a serial number and name there. The craftsmanship of an Egg Chair is impeccable. There should be no folds, no creases, no wrinkles. There should be no joins or stitching on the front of the chair, except for on the seat pad. Try pinching the chair. If you can pinch any fabric, it’s not a real Egg Chair. Also examine the nature of the stitching along the sides of the Egg Chair. Look for a “wave effect.” If it’s a Leather Egg Chair, there should only be two pieces of leather joined at the sides. If you see any other stitches = fake. Cheap knock-offs have an equally as cheap lever for reclining. If it has a lever, make sure you can control exactly how much you want to recline. Real Egg Chairs give you precise control over how much you want to recline (you can see the recliner lever in the image above, lower left). It is made of solid stainless steel.
Older versions of the Egg Chair may not recline and modern Egg Chairs that are equipped with an auto return do not recline. Take out the tape measure and make sure they match these specifications: Total height: 107 cm (42.1 in) Seat height: 37cm (14.6 in) Width: 86 cm (33.9 in) Depth – Upright: 79 cm (31.1 in) Depth – Reclined: 95 cm (37.4 in) Again the best way to avoid getting burned, is to buy a certified authentic Jacobsen Egg Chair. for their insightful video: Telephone: 0191 261 6969 Join our newsletter for offers & ideas YOUR BASKET IS EMPTYPOÄNG - 40 years of comfort and style Living proof of timeless design. POÄNG armchair is turning 40 this year. So come and celebrate four decades of comfort and style along with us. POÄNG now has one new frame and six new covers to add to the existing range of combinations. Classic Scandinavian design doesn’t always have to originate in Scandinavia. This iconic armchair was actually the creation of Japanese designer Noboru Nakamura.
There are literally dozens of possible combinations to choose from. The choice is yours. The chair follows the shape of the body and supports the neck and lower back. POÄNG has the classic lines of a chair that can fit in any home. It’s an almost universal armchair.eBay has become so popular that some people make a living just buying and reselling on such a huge marketplace. We all know you can buy and sell nearly anything on the massive online auction site, but sometimes the dreaded “pick up only” can put you off buying your desired item and organising delivery yourself can make you think twice about selling your unwanted goods online.At any one time there can be nearly 1,000,000 pick up only listings on eBay, the sellers’ unwillingness to arrange delivery can put off potential buyers who do not live close to the auction, or lack the transport to go and pick up the item.If you find an auction that you want to quote on but are put off because it is listed as pick up only, there is another option!
Arranging a courier can be a cheaper and more convenient option than picking up the item yourself. What’s more, if you don’t own a car most collection only auctions would be out of the picture anyway.Delivery drivers can often be cheaper than the price of fuel you’d use getting your item and driving back; finding a courier that’s already travelling a route between the auction and you can further reduce the cost of your delivery.Tips for Buying on eBayWhatever you’re quoting on, there are a couple of things you can do to make sure you find the best deal on your items before you even need them transported.1. Quote as late as possible: Quoting early will only make the price climb higher, so leave it late. Be careful about quoting at the minimum increase though, because many other people might be watching the same item.2. Use third party programmes: These can involve auto-quoter's or search functions that help you find a bargain. Be wary of scams though; make sure you do your research first.3.
Pay via PayPal: This will help your buyer protection; sellers who ask for money orders should be avoided.4. Make sure it’s the real deal: Whilst difficult to tell if items are fake from pictures, you can try making sure that the seller isn’t trying to sell you something completely different such as an Xbox’s box! You can post items to the eBay board to get an independent opinion.5. Check the going rate: By looking at “completed” auctions you can get a better idea of what you can expect to pay for your item. Depending on what item you need delivered your transportation requirements can vary vastly. If you’re buying small items you can use a standard courier service but getting a car delivered is going to take something more substantial than a man with a van.Types of delivery service: .Man and van: Probably the most popular type of courier, man and van service is suitable for most basic deliveries, however they tend to only deliver medium to large items such as furniture and bicycles.
Things like books or DVDs only require a parcel service.Vehicle Transport: Buying second hand cars and bikes online is becoming more popular. Getting a vehicle delivered will require a specialist haulier or trade plate driver, please see our individual vehicle transport pages for more info on types of vehicle couriers.Fragile items, jewellery and antiques: Transporting delicate items can be risky, therefore it is recommended to choose from couriers who have experience transporting fragile goods.Regardless of what you need transported you need to find out the credentials of the courier before you hire them. Different speciality transporters have different certifications, make sure you contact the courier company first to find out if they’re properly qualified to transport your item. Listing your delivery on Shiply will give you the chance to receive delivery quotes from thousands of feedback-rated couriers.Transporters will compete to give you the best offer; you can then compare different couriers based on their quote, feedback score and reviews they have received from other Shiply users.
To get the best quotes it’s important to list your item with as many details as possible.To import your eBay item to Shiply all you need to know is the auction ID– we’ll do the rest of the technical stuff. Your listing will have full addresses and we’ll even automatically insert pictures and descriptions from the eBay listing.Try to be movable with delivery dates, as many couriers don’t make specific trips but are picking up items on pre-existing routes. A flexible timeframe will attract the best delivery quotes.When you’re happy with a courier’s quote you just need to accept and notify the seller that a third party will be collecting the item.When you’ve finalised the delivery, won the auction and everything’s ready to go you need to make a few final preparations.Get the seller to document the condition of the item prior to collection as this will help you to notice if the goods are damaged at all in transit.If you’ve been flexible with delivery dates keep in contact with the driver to make sure that you or another person is in to accept the item.