Not to keep beating a dead horse but, there is a reason this kind of piece is being offered at a thrift store, they had no offers anywhere else....
I would wait, $625. is high for a project piece, even if period.
I am not sure what the goal is here, buying for personal use? buying to sell? buying to collect?
I didn't have much choice, my decade-long go-to shipper crapped out on me so I was left with goobers OR take a long ride in the Bling machine....
Here's the thing, photos do not do well with furniture, the camera is notorious for missing details that are easily seen in person. Pieces snapped...
And with an infant that is starting to walk, a HAZARD!:nurse:
Well, you know, glass that close to the floor is kinda asking for it, isn't it?
Don't know, doesn't watch TV much but, this has been a LONG TIME, in fairness, he did quote 2-3 weeks so he is kinda on schedule.
This guy stashes loads in storage lockers, he doesn't ride around with it. That cupboard has been sitting in storage for 3 weeks now. Trying to...
The only real issue I see is, those glass doors so close to the floor..........
Skip the gallery altogether and load your photos directly into your forum post, much easier
Woulda Coulda Shoulda, for squirrelly outfits like FB-CL-Ebay-etc, you gotta go yourself! Hubby is absolved of everything and Book is found...
Are you sure of that, would you bet your life ebay is the only option? Sometimes it's easier to just sit there and do today what you did yesterday...
Good thing too! Your FIRST mistake was buying on FB, #2 was sending hubby to pick-up, one more strike & we will have to consider punitive...
Just a couple of screws to divorce so if it was mine I'd go both ways if trying to sell.
Well, it's subjective but to a collector, it's a big no. So it all depends who is looking at it. If marketing online, try both, married &...
Married
Hubby ain't here so HE gets TAGGED! No good deed and all that!:p
I blame hubby for failing to ask where the rest of the cabinet was! BAM!:rolleyes:
Hmmmm, Not a clue:oops:. Obviously, SOMETHING was below but I'd just be guessing. Likely drawers or cupboard, agrees on 20th century.
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