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| French Provincial style labeled "Bonnet by Sears", wood and pressed wood (oops, top 2 left-hand drawers are reversed in the photo) and Shabby Chic, wooden, white writing desk |
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| ~ Early American style china cabinet, 44" wide ~ Colonial style hutch, cherry finish with open plate racks |
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| ~ Coffee table with leaded and etched glass panes, cabriole legs ~ Whirlpool Fabric Freshener - only used once! |
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| ~ A pair of window-like arched wall hangings ~ A simple, antique cane rack or umbrella stand |
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~ Reproduction doll buggy beside vintage luggage |
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| ~ Vintage, 1959 kitchen table, 42" formica top with turned maple legs, 1 leaf, with 3 chairs like the one shown to the right |
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| ~ A 3-tier stand, 14" x 14" ~ A barometer shaped like a weather vane |
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| ~ small side table with drop leaves ~ antique, fine-grain, 44" oak pedestal table with 3 leaves |
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| ~ Vintage lamp with faux-wood and metal base ~ Pair of lamps with floral ceramic base and swirled glass below the pleated shades |
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| ~ Rock maple dresser with 9 drawers and large mirror |
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| That should give you sufficient room to bring it in sideways through a standard door, then tilt it up, passing through its longest dimension on the way to upright, where it will stand tall at 7'11.75" x 51" wide x 22" deep. (See our craigslist ad for pricing and availability.) |
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| See how this giant makes the standard-height furniture next to it look like playhouse furniture? |
| Open the door, and the memory-laden fragrance of aged fir wood greets you, taking you back to grandmother's pantry on the farm, or an old cabin by the lake. |
