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Friday, January 10, 2014

Urban archaeology: Paris apartment sealed for 70 years

This article pretty much encapsulates the antique aficionado's dream scenario. Paris apartment sealed for 70 years, full of forgotten treasures? Oh yea....enjoy.

http://themetapicture.com/abandoned-this-apartment-from-1942/

About Estate Net

Todd Milks started EstateNet almost 10 years ago. It was the result of what had already been 10 years experience in the antiques and collectibles market.

He set up a company to assist executors, collectors or anyone that was looking to find out how much their item(s) were worth and needed help in disposing of them in an efficient and profitable manner.

The old way of doing business was a seller looking to get as much as possible and a buyer looking to pay as little as possible. The problems come about largely because the seller lacked the expert knowledge to understand what something was worth.

EstateNet offers clients a solution. We operate in a transparent fashion, by working on a percentage we partner with our clients combining their stuff with our knowledge and distribution channels. It's proved a winning combination.

Using such tools as they internet has also presented us an opportunity to take advantage of a burgeoning marketplace that has forever changed the face of collecting. Part of our service is an eBay division that gives clients the option to offer some of their items to a world wide audience, with very quick and profitable results.

So whether it's appraising a single item or disposing of an entire estate, EstateNet is set up to assist private individuals who before didn't have many options when it came to downsizing or dealing with contents.

Visit our website http://www.estatenet.ca/ for more information. Usually our first consultation is free, and advice always is.

Toronto Antiques-Appraisals & Estate Sales

Friday, January 10, 2014

Urban archaeology: Paris apartment sealed for 70 years

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