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Second hand curtain exchange shops

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deliakate · 26/09/2013 21:15

Has anyone seen those curtain exchange shops - one chain seems to have branches in Fulham and lots of the home Counties commuter towns.

I want to change our bedroom curtains, but dh is going to go spare, as they were made at quite a great cost (over £3k including the William Morris fabric). They are very big and floor length, so i imagine quite adaptable to different window sizes etc. There are 2 pairs.

Do you think I would get a good price? Ideally, i want the money I make to fund the next curtains, as I have seen a very cheap grey linen in Laura Ashley, that I can hopefully get made up by someone more cheaply than last time.

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PlatinumStart · 27/09/2013 20:04

Don't know about chains but there is an exchange in my home town, terribly proper, beautiful curtains. Their agreement was you receive 50% of sale price - which was never cheap

Pannacotta · 27/09/2013 23:30

You'd be better off selling them on ebay or Gumtree, large curtains made in a well known fabric often do very well on ebay and you can always set a reserve price on them. A local auction house is also worth trying.

7to25 · 28/09/2013 06:53

Good quality linen fabric on Amazon for £7.10 a metre. Try making them yourself. You will save hundreds and it is not hard.

deliakate · 28/09/2013 11:31

Oh no 7to25! They are enormous! I don't have a sewing machine, either!

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