So the remodel (phase one, at least), is coming to a close. Which means I have no more excuses to be living out of boxes. Time to go through those boxes and edit, edit, edit … and that's where you come in. I've got stuff going straight to charity … and then I've got stuff that I like too well to give to just anyone — and a few items, even, that I'm only going to let go to the right buyer.
Here goes:

Hollywood bed frame. Adjustable for twin and full box springs. Free for the taking.
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Custom bed frame for full mattress. Steel, powder-coated construction. Finish color is "root beer". Not the best picture.

Mid-20th-century ceramic pillow form. Japanese. Purchased @$75. Make an offer.

16 FLOR brand cocoa-colored coir carpet tiles. Purchased @ $400. Make an offer.
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Mid-20th-century shoji game board. Japanese. Solid wood — I believe it's alder. Purchased @ $60. Make an offer.

Pétanque set (like bocce or lawn bowling) — includes rules. Purchased @ $60. Make an offer.

Two wreathes with faux red berries.
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Two kissing balls with faux red berries.
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Mirrored picture frame.
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Wooden picture frame.
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Double picture frame in marquetry.
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Leatherbound picture frame.
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Leatherbound picture frame.
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Leatherbound picture frame.
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4 comments:
That ceramic pillow thing looks a tad uncomfortable.
j/k.
Yeah … they would wrap it with a small, dense pad and fill with boiling water — it was for winter. No central heating.
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