NOT SOLD (BIDDING OVER)
0.00USD+ applicable fees & taxes.
This item WAS NOT SOLD. Auction date was 2002 May 25 @ 07:00UTC-08:00 : PST/AKDT
Large Three Panel Oak Dressing Screen. We believe the screen made ca. 1890 was made by carpenters when the house was being built and the screen was never completed. In that there were never any privacy panels installed. The gallery is spindled and much of the oak is quarter sawn. Original finish. 69.5"t x 108.5"w (open). Est. $200 - $300.
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Here are some guidelines for the <b>shipping of furniture</b>, as provided by Crate & Freight. The fees for your purchase could be higher or lower. A single piece of furniture (approx. value $2,000) costs about $250 to ship to the East Coast and $350 to ship to the West Coast. A single piece of furniture (approx. value $2,000) that requires CRATING costs about $400 to ship to the East Coast and $6000 to ship to the West Coast. Often, any “smalls” that you purchase can be packed within these boxed items at a minimal incremental charge. These fees include handling, packing, shipping and insurance.
For point-to-point, personal transportation of furniture and other large items within a 20 hour driving radius of Syracuse, NY, we urge you to contact <b>Frank Guido at 315-423-9810</b> for a quote and timing of delivery.
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