Do you remember Doce's? Vintage, stylish furniture from the 1960s

UPDATE: SOLD
From a consignor with fond memories of an aunt who vacuumed her 1960s furniture every week and enjoyed her nephews and nieces when they visited and sat in her formal living room :^) ...


A plush, butter-ivory armchair from Doce's, probably in the 1960s. Very comfortable. Tailored and buttoned, stylish curves and unusual, rolled, padded wingback.


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This and other pieces from this consignor can be viewed at these links:
~ Doce's armchair

~ 1960s ivory/gold/green
brocade sofa and loveseat

~ glass coffee table
on scrolled metal support

A living room within The Living Room...how meta

When my consignor unloaded his truck,
he set this up in the space we'd cleared out for him, creating an instant meta-living room within The Living Room.
Pretty cool, huh? (eh? for you Canadians)

So, our new inventory includes the Flexsteel sofa, the striped chair and ottoman, the wood and glass coffee table with fold-up leaves, a matching console table, a hall tree (not visible here), and a little, fringed pouf footstool.

To view pricing and availability, please check our craiglist ad.

Price mark-downs in Rosie's Corner

Rosie's Corner has moved to an actual corner in the shop, and to celebrate, she's got just about everything marked down to make room for a new wave of her secondhand treasures. Rosie always has more unique finds just waiting for their spot in her charming little corner of The Living Room!

Thank you for shopping and spending wisely :^)

Gotta appreciate this ornate coffee table. (UPDATE: SOLD) It's like a favorite pair of jeans: stylish and already worn in. You don't have to worry about putting the first scratch in the finish :^)

Just admire the craftsmanship and enjoy its cuteness!

Blue Sectional Sofa! To celebrate blue sky days! Or cheer gray sky days!

Here's a happy, blue modular sofa from IKEA's Karlstad line in really great condition. Nearly $1000 new; only $495 at The Living Room. UPDATE: SOLD

The chaise, on the right, can adjust the back angle for varying degrees of visiting, slouching, or flopping.

17" seat height and 30" back height.  Two-seat section on left measures 36" x 76"; chaise measures 31" x 60".

The little white coffee table, also IKEA, has a glass top. $48 here!

(These are new consignments, so exempted from July sale)

Three little chairs in three charming styles

Three petite chairs for you and your young ones to enjoy:




1) Small, blue, wooden chair: $25





2) A storybook disguised as a metal patio chair featuring an elephant seatback: $45

Seat ~12" high, back ~25" high.





3) Handcrafted, rustic, bentwood twig chair: $95

Seat ~10" high, back ~24" high, width ~20"

   

Oh! And a long coffee table, just because:

It's 64" long x 22" wide x 16" tall. That's a lot of coffee table :^)

Amoeboid tables and other places to set your coffee cup

There are tables of the elements.
There are tables of contents.
There are dining tables and breakfast tables.
And there are amoeboid tables. AKA kidney-shaped. Or boomerang.
Mod, midcentury coffee tables.
Like this one:

Not too heavy, not too large.
The reflective, lucite surface is about 45" x 30", on a 16" tall sculptural support.
The more I view it, the more intriguing are the brass triangular and trapezoidal prisms that make its base.


Here's its cousin, with a Jetson flair:


Next to them, their brother coffee tables seem almost stodgy :^)

The Italian square:

The midcentury black-glass and teak set of coffee table with three end tables:

The elliptical glass with ram's heads:

The Lane, mysterious in the shadows:

The dark pine Ethan Allen (Dumbo version):

The Spanish marble topped:

The sweet black table, not able to hold still for this photo after the excitement of auditioning for a part in Beauty and the Beast:

And the foursquare table with glass insets: