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Posted 7 months ago
huntwitch
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Yard sale find, late in the day. We got it for a steal.We never find anything this nice, so late(1:30pm)! Adrian Pearrsall/Danish or so we believe, but does the dish belong to the table???It's marked Tonk by Royal Haeger USA on bottom of dish.Was it a very lucky fit?
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Awesome!!! Thinking lucky fit
stunning:) and very beautiful;0
thanks for the love. and yes to the eames stool&chair(badly upholstered,hope to return to leather) in blue vinyl.
the wife is now coming round to the "lucky fit" idea. till,she loves the combo.
very clear tonk mark.
tall does not work for us at the moment, mastiff puppy is just 7mths/70lbs.living room is only done w/ one to one supervision and she still a little rough;)!so low&stable is the look for now.
I didn't even see the chair! Wonderful. I agree with eye4 that the dish might detract from the lines of the table. But a happy wife is a happy husband...just ask my hubby : )
well after sleeping on it,the wife declared "with out the dish".