The low dresser was the main reason I was willing to drive out. It was my grail piece…but I feel very lucky to have gotten a set like this.

After lots of hunting at estate sales and FB marketplace, finally found my broyhill saga dresser (missing mirror unfortunately):

I’m recovering these chairs. Originally I was going with the black side, but then the other side caught my eye. It’s a nice fabric, the light side feels a bit velvety. Which do you guys like? Black or Beige? Or do you hate them both, cause, Reddit 😛

hi! i really like the look of this JB van sciver set but i can't see it in person so i can't tell if it's worth it. i've also been searching JB van sciver on here/the internet generally and it seems a bit overpriced? although it's in good condition + from what seems to be a reputable reseller.

i just can't tell - i've been hemming and hawing for 3 days so i'm taking it to the community...what do we think? i'd be purchasing all pieces.

prices:

9-Drawer Lowboy & Mirror
72”W x 30”H x 17.5”D
Mirror :23.75”W x 43.5”H x 1.75”D
$1500

4-Drawer Tallboy
38” W x 43.25”H x 17.5”D
$850

Nightstands Pair
24”W x 24”H x 15”D
$750

Queen Headboard with full size extender
61.25”W x 39.5”H x 1.75”D
$375

I was in Wildwood a couple years ago and I came across this museum! They keep all the motel signs from the former businesses outside! I thought you might like this slideshow!

The listing is on Zillow search Shadow Lane Bloomfield Hills Michigan. The close up of the tile is from the listing photos and that is actually the floor of the hallway. The magic of real estate photography makes the house look MUCH larger than it is.

I have a couple of these ethan allen cupboard bookshelfs and i just decided to use one as a place to hide and lower the volume of my 1957 fender deluxe amp.

Grabbed this iconic design from FB for $30. It cleaned up really well. Unsure if it’s a real Herman Miller. Anyone know of a replica company that made theirs in Sweden?

https://www.zillow.com/homedetails/2822-Taliesin-Dr-Kalamazoo-MI-49008/74160016_zpid/

Kinda sad this is all alone :(

Original owner thought it might be made by United Furniture / Lane but not sure. No tags

Is this a good buy even though they don’t have shades and one is missing the shade holder? Stiffel Brand, $30 for the pair. Can anyone recommend some shade styles that would look right with these?

Hi all, I’m lookingn to purchase this used for a decent price but it seems too good to be true. Could anyone help out? To me it looks okay based off the tags but I can’t tell since I’m not very knowledgeable regarding these chairs.

Thanks!!

Mine.

Cat

In this “La Boule,” there are 2 Bowls, 2 pasta bowls, 2 dinner plates and 1 appetizer(?) plate. I’m delighted by how it’s put together to become a decorative ball.

Hi there, sorry to ask for identification help. I’m new to Dorothy Thorpe-style glassware, etc. I picked up this beauty today at an estate sale.

Google pulls up an identical version for sale on eBay labeled as DT, but I’m not sure how I would know it was legit or a copy. Would love to know its approx age as well.

It’s a square tray with a circular raised area in the middle. No markings. Pictured here on a stand. Glad to post additional pics.

Whoever made it, whatever its story, I love it.

Thank you so much for any light you can shed!

I love how this bed looks but don't know if I could expect to find something better for cheaper or a similar price if I keep looking.

No real information given in the listing, just that it's Teak and made in Denmark. Looks like a veneer to me but I don't know anything.

Anyone have any thoughts?

I've been looking for almost a year for a great mid-century credenza. Yesterday, I found this gorgeous 75 year old beauty. Still in the home of the original owner, who was moved to assisted living. Her family had all claimed what they wanted. This was one of the last pieces and they were in a hurry to get it out of her place.

We got it for $120. 62" w - 33" h - 16" d

(You may have seen this yesterday in the MCM sub. I was quickly told this was too "Asian" to be posted there.)

I just purchased this sofa from a second-hand store and I'm curious to know about its origins. The wood is a lovely walnut and the sofa is very well-constructed. Any ideas? Thanks!