Showing posts with label walnut. Show all posts
Showing posts with label walnut. Show all posts

Saturday, July 30, 2011

Crate & Barrel, Italian-made dining table for big gatherings of any nationality!

Big and beautiful! This warm and glowing wooden dining table was made in Italy for Crate & Barrel.
The woods used for the inlaid veneer pattern are Italian walnut, cherry and ash.
Measures 44" wide x 84" long, 30.5" tall.

Over $2000 new, it's here for $995. UPDATE: SOLD

Saturday, May 14, 2011

Somehow, we ended the day with more than we began

Today was the last day of our latest "No Sales Tax" Sale. A busy day, for which we are so thankful! Yet with all the sales, somehow we ended up with more inventory than when we began. How did that happen?

Here are just a few of the new items.



1840 settee side, refinished and reupholstered
Antique settee. $595
Whitney dresser 1960s
Vintage Whitney
maple dresser. $225
Library card catalog drawers
Cool library
card catalog!
1830s walnut buffet
Antique walnut
sideboard. $595
White Mountain 6 qt freezer
6 qt Ice Cream
Maker, handcranked
Electric Skillet
Electric skillet,
Stainless steel
$25

Teacher chairs
2 Maple
Teacher's Chairs
$125 each
Antique night stand 3 drawer
Antique
Night stand
red table (~24x15x28
Little red table
with 2 chairs. $68
Windsor chair
Sweet little
Windsor chair
made in Tacoma
Maple bookcase
Maple bookcase
green and hardwood kitchen chairs
3 hardwood
Kitchen chairs

May additions, a set on Flickr.

This is just the tip of the iceberg! Lots of hauling today.
After a day to rest up, I'll get more photos up for you to enjoy.

Thursday, October 21, 2010

Jacobean tables and family dinners




We have received a beautiful dining room set, a reproduction of the English Jacobean style. We're guessing the set is walnut. What do you think?

The consignor remembers going as a child with his father, a Latvian immigrant, to purchase it from a secondhand dealer in Seattle's Belltown in about 1950. This handsome ensemble has since graced decades of family gatherings, but now it needs a new home.

The table extends from 44" wide by 5' long up to 6', 7', or 8' long. There are 5 dining chairs and 1 armchair for the head of the table, or the guest of honor.




Most impressive to me is the capacious serving buffet. With its inlaid and carved wood, it is beautiful piece for serving, storage, and display.



The (presumably) walnut veneer is accented with just a touch of birdseye maple beneath the crest of the backboard.


The original brass hardware is intact, with one casualty over the years --see buffet door on viewer's left, below; the escutcheon is still here, kept in a drawer of the buffet, but the pendant is missing:


The buffet is 68" long x 22.5" deep x 38.25" tall.
I've never seen one with a bottom drawer like this, that extends the full width. Great for holding tablecloths or treasure maps:


These pieces are all solid wood, very well constructed (e.g. dovetail drawers), and sturdy.

The finish shows its age on all pieces. The table has been refinished with an oil rub that brings out the grain beautifully, but probably needs a refresher coat.

(There are table pads, but they are quite worn.)



Click any photo to see more of our inventory in our flickr gallery.

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