PAIR ANTIQUE CHATEAU FRENCH VELVET PETROL BLUE CURTAINS

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Original Pair Huge Long Velvet Curtains

Really Pretty Good Quality Curtains of Petrol blue in colour ( If you are not sure about the colour look at close up with slight line in the design of them so you can see this in the pictures  ..

1st and 2nd one you can see the line in curtain and pretty good true colour but be aware monitor to monitor may varie in colour. ) These would look glotious in any room and keep warmth in on a cold day with these heavy curtains , 

I have shown one (although I have a) pair at the window/door right one hung only...

You can see the pictures ...

Oh So Scrummy......

There is  some fading and it looks to the sides but these are old and from the chateau so normal to have the damage.

( Age not sure maybe 1950s - 1970s just a guess  )

 I have taken lots of photos for you too see these wonderful curtains ...

( I have shown it here with a tie back that I have for sale at ebay and I have a pair that would look lovely with this...)

All  Approx Sizes  -

 119  cm at the top of curtain

and 138 cm wide at the bottom of curtain...

Approx  275 - 278 cm Long .. ..

These are not lined I have shown how they have been hemmed very good quality and shown the tops here sold with the hooks steel I think as in pictures...

Please do not miss out on other items please look through

Description

Curtains so Shabby French.. in very good condition for age very good substantial weight and I can see some fading but not bad for age and there is some colouring brown on some of the edges so this could wash out maybe really not sure so buy as damaged..

If you want perfect then definetley not for you....

If you want perfect then I always state not for you as old items are not..  This is definitely not for you.. so please do not purchase..

Again all my items are generally old that I sell and are not perfect which I love for this beautiful characteristic,  that it has if only it could tell the story of its life.. I do not want to go on about this but when people buy old Items sometimes they expect not a mark I usually try and describe to the best of my knowledge..

IMPORTANT NOTES REGARDING PURCHASE & FEEDBACK

1/ I always try to dispatch your parcel as soon as I have your payment cleared.

2/I try my best to describe the items to the best of my ability, quality damage material (e.g. cotton) colours etc, of all my vintage textiles and treasure's accurately as possible but I am only human and you can only write so much so; should you have any doubts what so ever, please email me before bidding or buying please.

3/ The French postal service I use are reliable but frustratingly very slow at times please allow for this if you are not prepared to wait for your parcel please do not purchase from me this is an international transaction.

4/ If a parcel seems to be taking a long time to reach you I will always help you to track its progress. (If purchased tracking) which I would prefer but is more expensive so please ask as quoted for normal postage without tracking

5/ Leaving feedback and applying the rating system, particularly regarding my dispatch times, please remember I post as soon as payments cleared and I wrap items well and I am in frequent contact with you, so when delays caused by the postal service, whether in France or elsewhere are totally out of my control so please beware of this when rating your feedback.

6/ If you have any problems regarding your item that you have purchased please contact me before feedback is left as where I can I will do all I can to resolve the problem remember I want you to be happy with your purchase.

                                    

 Buy it now - pay immediately please. Europe postage is £29.99 this price is for Air Mail, Economy Traced.

I am happy to post worldwide please ask America Economy Traced £34.99 Australia Traced Economy £32.99

For all other destinations please email for a postage quote before bidding. I am happy to ship two or more purchases together to reduce postage costs.

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