Hello Grace, you can check our profile with our lightning. We are selling the living room and dining room chandeliers made in the Czech Republic from handblown glass.

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I use Gumtree a lot, sometimes successful and sometimes not, but there are no fees so my perfect place to sell stuff! I agree with Jonathan, Facebook Marketplace is full of time wasters and, lately, scammers! I’ve never sold on eBay but they have all sorts on there including antiques. The other thing you could try, once the shops re-open, is small, quirky home shops. Many buy as well as sell.