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Free entry to Antique fairs, November 2010
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You are expected to take your purchases away with you, though there is quite often a delivery service available, ask the organizers. Some dealers offer delivery but its not included in the price. Delivery costs vary. If you live miles away in the opposite direction to the dealer and are on the 4 floor with no lifts and a narrow stairwell, for a large piece, expect to pay a lot more!:rotfl:
When the dealer packs up and leaves the show thats it. There is no onsite storage of good bought during the fair at the showground.
Some larger dealers in upmarket (ie. £000's) may have card facilities, but for the rest of us its cash from new buyers and cash, cheques or an agreement to pay by internet banking from regular customers.
Hope this helps.0
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