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In_The_Wind

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4. We also have two seriously antique chairs Mr ITW inherited from an uncle.

Reply to hollysmom (Reply #3)

Sat May 23, 2015, 03:55 PM

May 2015

I don't want to 'give' them away. The seat and back fabric against the dark carved wood is beautiful. That's the one I'm willing to bet is worth the most. The second chair is a lighter carved wood.

I think we'll be able to sell the two (1986) dark wood and glass curio cabinets easily.

I wish you luck getting your pieces sold.

Unlike what we have the light weigh cheap furniture won't last.

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Have you ever tried to sell a vintage bed? [View all] In_The_Wind May 2015 OP

What size is it? LynneSin May 2015 #1

Queen (no mattress included) with all rails, screws, nuts and bolts. In_The_Wind May 2015 #2

no one seems to want good furniture anymore hollysmom May 2015 #3

We also have two seriously antique chairs Mr ITW inherited from an uncle. In_The_Wind May 2015 #4

I actually have been considering asking some restored older homes taht are used for tours if hollysmom May 2015 #5

If nothing else you'll enjoy visiting those homes. In_The_Wind May 2015 #6

I want it! Gorgeous! DebJ May 2015 #7

I'd be willing to deliver it if you are talking north Jersey. In_The_Wind May 2015 #8

It's really pretty! femmocrat May 2015 #9

Thank you. I loved sleeping it for years until I purchased my oak canopy bed. In_The_Wind May 2015 #10

I got into a bidding war for an antique bed and lost. Xipe Totec May 2015 #11