16-04-2012, 10:00 PM
Yes, fair comments you've made there John.
If that chair is in such a structurally-poor condition as you imply and with the need for cosmetic repairs as well, it will probably cost more to repair than its probable value after such repairs. And as we all know from our involvement in vintage radios, the value of something to its owner cannot be measured in simple terms of how much money it will fetch if sold.
I wish you the best of luck in all your endeavours with it.
Aside. I too watched that programme on BBC 4 and the two previous programmes that were broadcast: T.V. programming at its best!
Al.
If that chair is in such a structurally-poor condition as you imply and with the need for cosmetic repairs as well, it will probably cost more to repair than its probable value after such repairs. And as we all know from our involvement in vintage radios, the value of something to its owner cannot be measured in simple terms of how much money it will fetch if sold.
I wish you the best of luck in all your endeavours with it.
Aside. I too watched that programme on BBC 4 and the two previous programmes that were broadcast: T.V. programming at its best!
Al.
