I am moving and downsizing so it is time to let some things go. Each one is a quality piece and not lightweight Ikea junk. Some of them are handmade by my father who went so far as to source the red oak and kiln the wood himself, 20 years ago. I hate to sell these items but I just don’t have space for them in my new house.
I don’t have prices on these because I haven’t had the time to do the research but if you make a reasonable offer I will probably take it.
I bought this queen size four poster bed from the Bombay Company for $1100 about a decade ago and still love it but I’m moving and need to thin the herd. As you can see in the photos the reeling around the top can be removed, And also the posts unscrew so they can be half as tall if you wish.
As I recall, Bombay told me that the bed was handcrafted by skilled tradesman out from banana wood and it has stood the test of time.
It is just as solid today as it was when I bought it. Is a heavy solid piece of furniture. While it is not in perfect condition it is in excellent condition.
31″ seat and 43″ back
In near new condition
71″ x 36″ SOLID Oak, including the 2′ leaf
SOLID OAK, Hand made by my father, in excellent condition
The small white line you see on the back is actually just a pressure mark for me having the chair flipped upside down on the table. It will rub out so it’s not there.
60″ x 42″ including 18″ leaf. In very good condition with the exception of the small scratch shown in the pictures which can very likely be rubbed out
In excellent condition but the left back pops out periodically… easy to pop back in in 5 seconds
Green Cloth, in excellent condition but has very small tear in bottom left corner as shown in picture
“Cindy Crawford Collection”, Good quality soft leather, Showing some wear on the right seat which likely can be correcting with a leather color protector. The chair is like new.
Couch is 90″ x 38″
Chair is 46″ x 38″
Hand Made by my father, in excellent condition
36″ x 23″ Commercial grade – in factory new condition
MORE TO COME, But that is it for now
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