From the 1930’s this swivelling and height adjustable desk chair is pure Maltese Falcon. It just requires a clattering fan, filtered light through slatted blinds and a perspiring Sydney Greenstreet on the other side of the desk. Oh, and a desk of course. Where was I.
Why even the brown vinyl is an authentic touch. $195.
Monthly Archives: September 2013
Chest of Drawers. Sold
With a new top and skirt, there is only the main body, drawers, working locks (and rare to find keys) that are original. This authentic part is from 1920. The top and base probably less than 20 years old.
This neat little chest is in good condition and should do the trick for the next century ( or so). $385.
Depression Cabinet/ Chest. Price reduced. Sold
It is a little hard to date this depression inspired piece of furniture. It appears to be at least 50 years old and the cut out areas of the kerosene tins that make up the drawers have all been neatly folded. No Phillips head screws either, but we feel it is later than the actual Depression Era of the early 30’s. anyway an interesting piece of salvage furniture.Was $195. Now $145.
Compact Desk. Sold
Long Black…Couch. Sold
Compact Desk 1930. Sold
Storage Boxes. All sold. More expected soon.
1950’s Couch and Chairs. Sold
A velvet covered compact two seat lounge from the 1940/50 period with a slightly greener upholstery than this photograph indicates. Also included are these two armchairs. Springing and frames are good and there are no tears,the fabric appears faded and a little “rusty” in some of the exposed areas. $249 for the setting.