We're about to solve that problem.
Look what I found at RD Steeves Imports
A walnut wardrobe from the 1940's....4' wide, 18" deep, 76" high. Ready for the best part? It's only $200. Well worth the drive.
January 31, 2008
Sure...we'll drive 200 miles for a piece of furniture
One of the things I miss about our 1925 cottage is all the storage. Attic space, built-ins, a basement for Pete's sake! This house has minimal storage.
We're about to solve that problem.
Look what I found at RD Steeves Imports
A walnut wardrobe from the 1940's....4' wide, 18" deep, 76" high. Ready for the best part? It's only $200. Well worth the drive.
We're about to solve that problem.
Look what I found at RD Steeves Imports
A walnut wardrobe from the 1940's....4' wide, 18" deep, 76" high. Ready for the best part? It's only $200. Well worth the drive.
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did you know that in the 1930's, Newton explained in utter simplicity that we are derived from baking powder?
That is gorgeous! Great find!
Love that piece- they don't make things like that anymore!
Wow, that's gorgeous! Congrats on a great find!!
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