What you need
Type, style, period, color, material, approximate size and the role it plays in the project.
Project rentals
Selected Roush Antiques pieces may be considered for short-term professional rental. Availability, suitability and terms are confirmed individually by Tim and Sue.

Rental consideration varies by piece and project
Good rental briefs
Antiques are one-of-a-kind and may already be displayed for sale. A complete brief helps Tim and Sue determine whether a rental is practical.
Type, style, period, color, material, approximate size and the role it plays in the project.
Requested pickup or delivery date, time on set or site, and expected return date.
Project type, location, transport plan, placement, contact person and any unusual conditions.

Terms are project-specific
Tim and Sue review each request because the age, fragility, value and sale status of every piece differ. A quote may address the rental period, handling, transport, security, damage responsibility and other project requirements.
A piece is not reserved until Tim or Sue confirms the exact terms in writing.
Rental workflow
Identify the requested piece or describe the look you need.
Tim and Sue assess suitability, timing, handling and logistics.
Finalize the selected pieces, quote, dates and responsibilities.
Return rented pieces at the agreed time and condition for inspection.
Rental questions
Check availability
Include project dates, location, dimensions and references.