I saw an ad on the subway for a company that helps people looking to do just this, sell unwanted but valuable furniture in NYC. I meant to write it down bec Ann wants me to get rid of my very expensive but enormous desk chair. Google it.
“The table does not guarantee that you will produce award-winning teleplays or best-selling books — but you might, especially if you take at least some of the chairs, which have had insanely talented butts in them. The names I could drop! “
I mean, if it came with a guarantee, I could see driving up there to get it...
I would read the table/modern love column.
If I lived near you, I would snatch that table and the chairs! In fact, just owning anything that is yours would be a cherished experience.
Alas, I live in Michigan now and am thoroughly impoverished. I hope your table finds a new owner soon. Much love to you, Laura.
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Ha! Love the Baroness, whose story I know. Is she going to be the inspiration for your new iteration?
(And the table looks fab; wish we could take it, but we're full up when it comes to furniture.)
I saw an ad on the subway for a company that helps people looking to do just this, sell unwanted but valuable furniture in NYC. I meant to write it down bec Ann wants me to get rid of my very expensive but enormous desk chair. Google it.
Hmmm, let me ask my niece.
“The table does not guarantee that you will produce award-winning teleplays or best-selling books — but you might, especially if you take at least some of the chairs, which have had insanely talented butts in them. The names I could drop! “
I mean, if it came with a guarantee, I could see driving up there to get it...
The third caveat made me LOL. :)
Beautiful, useful looking table. But, alas, I’m in DC and you are not! Would take it in a heartbeat, if only...
Dimensions?
If only it were in B’more, darn!
“About the table.” Dammit.