I'm often asked where I get my Welsh dressers to paint in the shop, and the truth is there are lots of places! However, prices are starting to go up as everyone wants to have a go painting with Annie Sloan’s Chalk Paint™!
Here are some places to get you started, and hopefully help you find a Welsh dresser at a bargain price!
Friends & Family – Often people are trying to get rid of furniture they no longer want, like or have room for anymore. You might actually be doing someone a favour by taking it away for them!
ebay – I've bought dressers from ebay, and as long as you have a good eye for a bargain and stick to what is your ‘max’ bid, then ebay is still a good bet! You need to be prepared to travel to pick up your item though as some of the best bargains may not be in your area.
Preloved - Dedicated to people buying and selling second hand furniture, and in my opinion as it’s less well known than ebay, prices can be cheaper.
Freecycle – This site gives the opportunity for people to offer stuff they longer want for FREE! If you’re planning on selling anything you have for free though, you need to make the giver aware of this. This isn't therefore really suitable for businesses.
Auctions – Google your local auction rooms! Although prices aren't always the cheapest, they are local so easy to pick up!
Charity Shops – I notice more and more charity shops have bits of furniture in these days, or even have shops dedicated to furniture. Check them out, not only could you find a bargain, but you’ll be donating to a good cause!
Here are some places to get you started, and hopefully help you find a Welsh dresser at a bargain price!
Friends & Family – Often people are trying to get rid of furniture they no longer want, like or have room for anymore. You might actually be doing someone a favour by taking it away for them!
ebay – I've bought dressers from ebay, and as long as you have a good eye for a bargain and stick to what is your ‘max’ bid, then ebay is still a good bet! You need to be prepared to travel to pick up your item though as some of the best bargains may not be in your area.
Preloved - Dedicated to people buying and selling second hand furniture, and in my opinion as it’s less well known than ebay, prices can be cheaper.
Freecycle – This site gives the opportunity for people to offer stuff they longer want for FREE! If you’re planning on selling anything you have for free though, you need to make the giver aware of this. This isn't therefore really suitable for businesses.
Auctions – Google your local auction rooms! Although prices aren't always the cheapest, they are local so easy to pick up!
Charity Shops – I notice more and more charity shops have bits of furniture in these days, or even have shops dedicated to furniture. Check them out, not only could you find a bargain, but you’ll be donating to a good cause!
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