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4 local spots where you can shop for antique furniture yourself

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By Amy Saunders | June 19, 2018 | Diy

Yes, there are many things to consider when going out on your own to purchase antique furniture. Things like how to tell whether the piece is a knock-off, the condition and quality of the piece and whether the retailer is reputable and trustworthy.  But once you’ve done your research and have the know-how down, check out these 4 local antique furniture spots.

 

ONSITE Gallery

Located in the trendy Woodstock, Cape Town, the On Site Gallery sources a mix of architectural artefacts, lighting, furniture pieces. The gallery offers old and new antique pieces that will transform any modern or traditional space.

 

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Millers Antiques

This third-generation owned antique store located in Johannesburg offers quality Victorian and French styled antique furniture, as well as, hand polished finishes, paint techniques, upholstery service and the latest fabrics from all major houses.

 

Image: Millers Antiques, Facebook

 

Roger England Antiques

Located in Durban, Roger England Antiques ships quality furniture pieces from the UK and other parts of Europe. In addition to selling these exquisite pieces, they also offer restoration services that include French polishing, professional repairs that include delicate veneer and inlay work as well as upholstery services.

 

Image: Roger England Antiques, Facebook

 

Ziora

Although located in Cape Town, Ziora simply curates an online showcase of the most sought-after antique pieces from various and reputable suppliers around the country. Their antiques are sourced from antique stores, private collections, furniture designers and art galleries.

 

Images: Ziora, Facebook

 

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