Thank you all for the links and info, but alas I have checked out these sites, however these are non-ordering site, walk in only. And I don't live anywhere near California to do a walk in. But I am always open to more suggestions, links, if anyone knows of any others. And I have tried Ebay and found a couple of them, but there are several that still elude me. Again thank you.

Thank you for all of the suggestions. I'll check out the sites this weekend. red - it's' both, the puckery and the color, but I am flexible as to colors, so I'll give HOF a try too. Really appreciate the fabric search assistance. Any thoughts on where to find similarly styled furniture? I've checked out the obvious (PB, WE, RH). I'm guessing these were old pieces. I really like the boxy arms and cute legs. I have a tremendous fear of going into a furniture store - I always fear being talked into something I don't want - so I do prefer online shopping.

Kind of expensive but they do ship to the US. Here is a link that might be useful: http://www.alexanderinteriorsltd.co.uk/bennison_new_fabric_collection.html

I don't know about the dress. My mom was on the left in the capris. The dress I took a picture of was store bought. The ones mom made I am mostly keeping for myself. We are having a quilt made of some pants, dresses and tops, mostly from the 70's-present days, but I can't bring myself to cut up a gorgeous, in-tact mid-century silk outfit to make a pillow, etc. My mom was an aficionado of many types of fine things. I have so much to go through, but I can only do it in stages and a little bit at a time. There are books, art, clothing, dishes, etc. The detritus and kitsch I can easily discard, but I am not comfortable with just throwing out things that are very nice and still usable. With the clothing and fabric, I would just like to find someone to give them to and let them sort out the wheat from the chaff. I may just save all this stuff and hire a company I know of that comes in and takes away household items when someone is cleaning out a parents home or moving. They have all kinds of contacts and will sell them for you--books, art, dishes, clothes, etc. However, I'm just not ready for that because I am still sorting. But I am running out of storage space for the "to go" items! I don't care to make any money on this stuff, unless it was something very valuable, which I seriously seriously doubt any of it is. I just want them to be re-cycled. I am well aware that antiques and fancy dishes and old art are not worth anything anymore because millennials are transient, casual minimalists. Or at least a large cohort of them are.