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its hard to belive you can still stop at yard sale s and buy things like these for a dollar each . even if there things i don t need or collect how can u say no to that , but now my wife like the two big stand s so i guess i did something good
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Great old tables. Just a thought, but the short one looks more like a stool, perhaps for a piano, even though it doesn't swivel. As for the other two, I especially like the 3rd picture. I have one that could be it's twin (well, honestly I have 2 like it) that my father made, one in pine and one in oak. I can see why your wife loves them!
Make that the third table, not the 3rd picture.
Wonderful!
I love the old Bentwood stool (1st & 2nd photo) possibly by J & J Kohn, if it's a Thonet even better!..both quite collectable. Sometimes they are signed on the wood, under side of the seat, hard to see! hope this helpful to you....:-)
http://www.worthpoint.com/worthopedia/thonet-antique-bentwood-piano-20751094