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My grandmother just gave me this old humidor stand. She said it sat in the corner of her grandmother's bedroom for a long time, she was looking to get rid of it (I won't let her sell anything) so she gave it to me. She said it probably was her grandpa's [I said 'unless her grandma took up smoking cigars,' jokingly].
I found a little bit online about them (tell me if I'm wrong); they were made in the 1930s, made by furniture companies as small accessory pieces, made of a cheap wood that was used frequently back then, the humidor box is lined with some sort of metal with a white coating.
I've found that they're worth about $100, let me know if any facts that I have are incorrect or if there's anything unique about this humidor stand.
Thanks, anyone's help is appreciated
TablesTables are sometimes treated like the poor cousins to chairs, which have ca…
HumidorsA humidor is any container designed to store cigars, cigarettes, or pipe to…
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