Black & Decker owns Price Pfister now. HD and Lowe's carry many of their items. I don't know about parts, though, as I always call Price Pfister and get the parts free under their Pforever Warranty. Kevin Just an FYI to Anewbeginning: Building a new home now and though we chose Grohe for the kitchen, the three bathrooms are all Price Pfister.

Finally got to see the piece today and I am still undecided!!! Owner says it was purchased 11 yrs ago in Mich. and all she was told was c. 1915. The finish needs quite a bit of Restor A Finish (you can see quite a few scratches and white areas) and she didn't mention that one of the glass panes is cracked (and there is *tape* over it! they bought it that way?!) and one of the pulls has had the handle part replaced. She says that they have done nothing to it and I certainly believe her! The top does not come off, so we would have to rent a truck as it wouldn't fit in our van...it's a pretty substantial looking piece--BUT doesn't seem to have a whole lot of storage. She was only willing to knock $50 off. I took my own pics which show the color better: and here is the side view: so gang, should I do it?? or walk away?? I would counter with $500 perhaps..maybe $450 since we have to rent a truck? It was listed on July 30 and I was the first person to see it... oh, btw--here is the base of my table--I know veneer is missing--but it was the in-laws- The chairs which I am cleaning up with Restor a finish and recovering and the china cabinet: they alll seem to have the same curves... I wish the dh cared...LOL!

I bought my 24" Sharp refurbished from eBay also. I think the same seller in Luckymom's link and for about the same price. Sharp makes all the drawers. Other manufacturers just re-badge them and jack up the price. When I initially started planning my new kitchen I thought MW drawers were so gimmicky and looked awkward to use. I ended up with a layout where the drawer fit so nicely that I went with it. I don't use it to cook--only reheat (am doing less of that though in favor of rangetop or oven), melting or softening butter and occasionally heating water. IRL I don't find them awkward to use at all. I like being able to see down inside the drawer and manipulate the food if necessary without removing it. Once in a while, I have exploded butter in there. You have to bend to clean the top, but it's not difficult. My one annoyance is that I find is that as a taller person I have to bend a bit sometimes to push the buttons if I'm doing something with which I'm a little unfamiliar, like melting butter. Because I don't do it every day, I have to concentrate on which buttons to push with the "melt" function for the amount of butter I am using. I like that the drawer's landing space above the unit on the counter is almost always a safe place to land something. My old kitchen had a OTR MW built-in with the range as one unit. It's landing space was the electric burners below, which wasn't always safe or accessible if someone else happened to be working the burners. A year in, and I'm very happy with my choice!

I think IâÂÂm going to pass on it but I do love it and wish I knew of someone I could turn this headboard onto where it would work. This is a rarity for my CL. I need to find something on this scale that leans more towards vintage Asian or at least a nod in that direction with less ornate.