Price should be explainable. Material, condition, rarity, period, restoration and delivery cost influence the buyer decision.
Accept an offer only if you can honour the sale within active time and conditions.
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Good photos sell through clarity, not filters. The buyer should see shape, scale, texture, defects and important details.Recommended minimum setFront image and side images.Details for material, joints, signatures and defects.Short video for scale, texture or function.Show defects in the context of the full object, not only very close. Honesty reduces returns and disputes.
Read articleA good vintage piece is chosen carefully. Before making an offer or continuing to an order, check the main photo, detail images, declared condition, dimensions, location and seller profile.Before decidingCompare product dimensions with your available space.Look for photos of edges, corners, inside areas, defects and restoration marks.Check whether the description mentions material, period and visible wear.After choosingKeep payment, proof and clarifications inside the platform. For one-off pieces, wishlist helps you compare alternatives quickly, but availability can change fast.
Read articleFor furniture, dimensions matter as much as price. A piece may fit your style but be impossible to bring inside if access is not checked.Measurement listWidth, depth, height and estimated weight.Doors, hallways, elevator, stairs and courtyard.The final room location, with space for opening and movement.Ask for clear measurements before making an offer or order, especially for cabinets, tables, sofas and large mirrors.
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