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On certain items we stamp each piece prior to shipping. If you are returning merchandise, this ink stamp must be intact for a refund. We reserve the right to charge a restocking fee of 10% on returned items. Every care has been taken to ensure that all descriptions, specifications, colour and prices are as accurate as possible. However colour representations may vary depending on your own monitor. Antique / vintage and used goods are as the description suggests old. This means the goods may have been used, thus may show signs of general wear and tear. Any such wear and tear will be explained in the listing.There are no items in the basket.
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