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Posted 08.03.2006
Announced sent by josette.navaro_vera @ aliceadsl.fr
Subject: beautiful Indian furniture teak (TBE)
Hello,

I sell beautiful Indian teak furniture (TBE): *
a cabinet-low bookcase glazed and decorated
* a chair (Style voltaire) caning diamond
* SAM table and 6 chairs (lyre-shaped backs)-teak-

I remain at your disposal to send you pictures. Price to be discussed. Sincerely



J. Navaro-Vera


Posted 18.01.2006
Announced sent by
nicolas.goujon @ noos.fr
Subject: Search wood furniture


Hello, I'm looking for wooden furniture, my passion is to paint them ... no veneer or inlay. I study all proposals. Send your photos and prices (thank you avoid price antique!) To
nicolas.goujon @ noos.fr Thanks.



Posted 26.12.2005
Announced sent by
carloscalvo14@hotmail.com
Subject: Request safeguards against Chinese furniture

Here astonishing telegram read on the net recently:
Fearing an escalation of job losses, the Canadian furniture industry calls for an investigation with a view to protecting as a backup due to a large influx of furniture residential manufactured in China. The Canadian Council of Furniture Manufacturers (CCFM) filed a complaint with the Canadian International Trade Tribunal (CITT) calling for tariffs or quotas should be imposed to safeguard give Canadian furniture manufacturers time to s' adapt. Such quotas or duties will normally remain in force for a period of three to five years. Under the rules of world trade, an industry may seek protection as a backup if it can demonstrate - through job losses, sales, customer, etc.. - It may damage visible because of a rapid and unexpected influx of imports Foreign. According to the president of the Association of Furniture Manufacturers of Ontario, the Canadian furniture industry could lose 10,000 of its 35,000 jobs by 2007 because of Chinese competition. This would deal a decisive blow to the industry that calls itself in crisis. Protection as a safeguard would give the industry the manufacture of furniture more time to adjust to imports and to develop new technologies that enhance competitiveness. The Tribunal must make a decision within 90 days.

Posted 06.11.2005
Announced sent by
carloscalvo14@hotmail.com
Subject: Chinese furniture

Hello! To begin this section
property, I offer some relevant sites that concern the Chinese cabinet. If someone has something to say about these sites, advice or even warnings, his comments are welcome. They are:




Merci!

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