Dining Room Furniture North Carolina

It was made in 1952 and has an oval table with 2 leaves and four chairs with one arm chair. It also has a matching hutch. It is a fruitwood finish. It is in perfect condition.

Look it up on the internet by the name of the company.

2008-07-13 20:32:06 by Thomas B

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The suite includes a buffet, a two piece lighted china closet, an oval table with two leaves, six chairs and two captain's chairs with the original upholstery. It is either mahogany or walnut (I am not sure). It is from 1970 and is in excellent condition.

well White is an excellent brand, high end.Today that set might cost $15k. In 1970 it probably cost $2000.your not going to get more than the original cost .I'd guess $1200.

2007-08-14 10:30:34 by dmksrk

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1935
Printed at 20 x 17 in.

I am particularly interested in formal dining room furniture.

http://www.thomasville.com

Try this website. At the bottom, there are places where you can find a store near you or you can use the 'Contact Us' field to get the info you need. From what I saw on their website, their furniture is quite beautiful.

You can Google or Bing 'Thomasville Furniture' and see all the different websites and specific room furnishings.

Good Luck!

2010-12-14 13:20:47 by rcon

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Printed at 20 x 17 in.
1938

living room .....sofa, loveseat, tables
bedroom....bed ,nightstands, lamps
dining room....table ,chairs, and sideboard

yes i did from Bonita

2006-10-03 21:09:21 by bobbieterry2

I'm moving to Fayetteville, North Carolina from Hampton, Virginia in 20 days...I just got a lease with an apartment complex there, so gotta move in Nov. 1st.

Now here's the thing. Due to my visual impairment, I am unable to drive down there myself. I used Greyhound to get down there to check out apartments and find one I liked. But now I gotta figure out how to get my stuff there.

I have all the usual stuff...clothes, computer, tv, etc. Plus some furniture my mother is giving me: a six-chair dining room set, two armchairs and matching ottomans, a large armoire, and a bed frame (but it doesn't have a head or foot board). I also have a medieval pavilion that takes up a bit of room. Because of the furniture and pavilion, I know I will need to rent a truck to get it all there.

The problem is, I also have a personal vehicle (my husband's, really) to move down there.

I don't have anyone in the area who can help me (family, friends, etc), because my mother is a b*tch who refuses to help, and my husband is deployed to Iraq until January.

So should I rent a U-haul and hire someone to drive it and my car down, or is there a resource I can use to help me as someone with a visual impairment?

I already checked about military helping...because I moved here on my own separate from orders, I have to move myself back; the military will not do the move for me.
I don't see anything wrong with the question...maybe it's something dirty, and I'm just not dirty-minded???

You could rent one of those POD's. Put all of your stuff in there. They will move it to your new address. You will just have to unload it. They will take the POD back. Shop around a bit for the best price. Good Luck!

2008-10-10 02:58:59 by Jewel