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شكرًا لك 😉 للأسف، لا أستطيع أن أوصيك بمثل هذا المتجر. في بلدي، يمكن العثور على مثل هذه الأشياء على المواقع الشهيرة للمزادات.

@@gilowemeblove شكرا لك على الرد 😊هل يمكنك ان ترشح لي موقع من تلك المواقع؟

​@@Sadaf5500 بالطبع، على سبيل المثال، واحدة من أكبرها: allegro.pl

@@gilowemeblove شكرا لك 🌹🌹

Życie było by prostsze gdyby nie trzeba by było szlifować :P

Dziękujemy za komentarz i witamy na pokładzie 😁

Dziękujemy, bardzo nam miło 😃

Łysy, dzięki za komentarz 😀

Możemy temu zaradzić 😁

Proszę bardzo 😊 Co chciałabyś by się pojawiło w kolejnych odcinkach?

Thanks a lot ;)

Dzięki ;)

W przyszłym roku ;) Kolor tapicerki wybrany? :>

Dzięki za te słowa ;)

Thank you for your comment. I believe that there are few people who appreciate old items and even fewer whom they choose to restore them. The reason is probably the market flooded with mass quantities of cheap products. Often, the quality of which is unfortunately poor. People would rather throw away and buy a new cheap one than renew an old but decent piece of furniture. The furniture you own, are you restoring or is its condition very good?

@@gilowemeblove Some peaces were in top condition, some had to be restored. They were painted to modern Interieur but i love the original shape. Twenty years ago, we had in Hamburg many Shops with antiks and used stuff, but today, People only buy the cheap new trash from Ikea or some cheaper. No quality.

In our country, there are still a few points with stores like yours 20 years ago. I don't know how they are thriving, but there is at least some activity in them, enough to keep them going. Most of them have imported furniture from the West of Europe and Scandinavia. Imagine that a certain type of chair from the 60s/70s is sometimes difficult to sell when restored, at around 100 EUR, while there are companies producing chairs in these designs and selling them for around 250 EUR. People often choose items because they are new and unused, even if the quality is lower, despite the higher price.