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Posted 6 months ago
chevy59
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3 antique quarter sawn oak tables, two of them matching from the same time period (1st and 2nd pics). These are my favorite tables, they were built to last and they really make the room look rich especially with the old lamps displayed on them.
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VERY nice, love the glass balls, always one of my favorite looks in tables. Thanks for sharing!!
Very beautiful Chevy!
You hit a home run on that pick chevy59! That room looks awesome!
Michael
Thank you kerry10456, MooreAntique, and Michael for the love and comments!
Thanks a million Bellins!
Love your tables, love the glass ball and claw feet I would love this for my house too. Thanks for sharing...... Lovevintage :-)
Is that a cranberry lamp on that table?? I love the lamp too......
Where have you been stranger? Yes that is a Cranberry Lamp, I will sell you the table and throw in the lamp! Lol
Do you delivery? Lol Yep Im back.... Been really busy.....I will be putting on some pictures of more of my finds too..... Thanks